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It's home to trillions of tiny organisms called microbes that influence everything from overall health to digestion. Kuang Lab's associate professor at CMU, Dr. Zhang Kuang, joins to explain what these are.
Former Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer and her new app, Dazzle, learn about you through photos on your phone and can help organize your life. However, Dr. Jess Ghilani explained why people are so fired up about this.
Some of the best outings are the ones where you don't have to leave your furry friends at home! A newly revamped beer garden at Burghers Brewing in Millvale is making room for both two-legged and four-legged guests. Allante Walker is checking out what makes it so special!
Heather and Mikey are talking about the new things their families and little ones are getting up to!
Many people find spices and seasonings to be intimidating when they're cooking at home, but that's where Pittsburgh's own The Saucy African comes in! Dr. Janet Digber-Williams and James Digber created "Simmer Sauces" that do the hard work for you!
Communities across Pennsylvania and the country are losing their local news sources, and two women are fighting for more local journalism in southwestern Pennsylvania. Bellevue Mayor Bri Erskine and Center for Media Innovation Managing Director at Point Park, Lexi Belfulfine talk about this year's "Newsapalooza."
We often admire a work of art, but hearing from the artist themselves can change everything. This Sunday, the August Wilson African American Cultural Center is inviting the community to do just that. President and CEO Janis Burley and Artistic Director Kimberly Jacobs tell us all about it.
Fine wine, family traditions, and a Gibsonia destination that has been perfecting both for 25 years. Robby Incmikoski is uncorking the story behind one of Pittsburgh's most beloved wineries.
Your phone rings; you don't recognize the number, and there's a good chance it's a spam call. In under a Mikey Minute, could we finally be getting relief from all those unwanted texts and calls?
25 years of bold fashion, big style, culture, and community, and it's being marked with their annual Africanism Gala that promises to bring a night of glamour and good vibes. Co-founders Demeatria Bocella and Darnell McLauren share how this year's celebration will be one for the books.
For this month's Parent Panel, we talk about the holiday food marathon.
With Thanksgiving right around the corner, gratitude is top of mind. This year, try turning thankfulness into storytime. The curriculum center director at the Gumberg Library at Duquesne University is here with some recommended reads.
The Steelers were off last week but Pittsburgh sports fans never take a bye from a good sports debate. So instead of fantasy football we're talking fantasy neighbors. If you could pick any Pittsburgh athlete, past or present, to live next door, who would you pick?
The Pittsburgh Zoo says it has big plans after receiving its most significant donation ever.
If it's too hot for you, it's too hot for your pets.
Pittsburgh-area senior centers are running low on farmers market vouchers.
As the Pittsburgh area deals with the extreme heat, doctors are warning that there can be serious health consequences.
The Parkway North HOV lanes will remain closed due to ongoing repairs, impacting around 30,000 drivers a day.
While the river water can be refreshing, the river and rapids are up almost four feet from their normal two-foot summer level.
An expert has tips on how to stay cool during the extreme heat in Pittsburgh.
Trump and heads of the nation's tech industry will attend a summit in Pittsburgh to discuss the city's future in artificial intelligence.
With extreme heat remaining in place across the Pittsburgh region through at least Wednesday, several cooling centers have opened to give residents a place to escape the dangerous temperatures.
While it's hot for humans, it's also hot for our furry friends. That includes both domestic and wild animals.
Host Heather Abraham is joined by Emily Hough, a school counselor at Avonworth School District, and Dr. Abigail Schlesinger, the chief of Child/Adolescent Psychiatry at UPMC Children's Hospital, to discuss the impacts on mental health that hoax threats at schools can have on students, parents, staff and first responders.
Host Heather Abraham is chatting with Duquesne University psychology professor Dr. Will Adams about his new book "A Wild and Sacred Call" and the relatively new field of ecopsychology.
Host Heather Abraham is chatting with Gab Bonesso, one half of The Josh & Gab Show, about anti-bullying programs in schools. How to address bullying, be honest about it, and overcome it.
Lawyers defending the man charged in the mass shooting at the Tree of Life Synagogue say he has schizophrenia and epilepsy.
Host Heather Abraham is talking with Allison Spinneweber, the owner of East End Therapists, about the growing mental health crisis among teenagers -- what's behind it and how to help parents understand.
