Construction on the new library on Federal Street is turning a new page as workers will soon be putting a roof on the building. Suzanne Thinnes, the communications manager for the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh, said that construction was moving along well, and that they were hoping to put the roof ...

One happy couple is going to have a free white wedding. On Wednesday, Dec. 17 at a reception in the Priory Grand Hall, John Graf, the manager of Priory Hospitality Group, along with Councilwoman Darlene Harris, picked the winning couple in a ceremony that honored soldiers and their families. “To tho...

The parking lot in front of the Giant Eagle on Brighton Road is not the usual place for people to meet Santa. But on Dec. 13, members of the Northside Rotary Club volunteered free pictures with Santa as part of their donation to the Salvation Army's Red Kettle Campaign. Wayne Alling, a local Nationw...

The street corner at Hodgekiss and Stayton was busier than usual, with people gathered around a makeshift memorial and members of One Vision One Life, an anti-violence advocacy group, decrying the killing of Michael Ross. The snowy and cold Nov. 20 provided a somber backdrop to the proceedings, as m...

Alongside East Ohio Street near the turn for Route 28 stands a single tree. Planted in the right-of-way of PennDOT’s construction area, it signifies the return of a memorial to commemorate the memory of 11-year-old Scott Drake, who was killed and his body found near East Ohio Street in September, 20...

By Andy Medici In the midst of stalled contract negotiations, the Port Authority is moving ahead on their long-term plans to develop new traffic infrastructure, including the light rail system known as the North Shore Connector. As workers continue to tunnel under the Allegheny River, construction h...

By Andy Medici On Friday, Nov. 14, the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board officially presented the new casino owners with a license to operate the casino. Wearing suits and hard hats, members of the PCGB and Holdings Acquisition Co. along with local politicians walked out of the casino construction s...

By Andy Medici Years ago a young girl would go to the Carnegie Science Center as often as possible to race against the time of an Olympic track athlete. Years later that same girl would go on to win silver in the 2004 summer Olympics. Ann Metzger, the acting co-director of the Carnegie Science Cente...

There was a sixty-year-old Oak tree growing in his neighbor’s backyard, and Michael Glass saw that the roots had begun to push out the nice wall that separated the two yards. He knew if it grew much further, the Oak would eventually destroy his wall. So Glass confronted his neighbor, who agreed to r...