Who Says You Can't Grow a Drug Company in Pittsburgh?
They said it couldn't be done in Pittsburgh but drug developer Knopp Neurosciences, a startup gem aiming to treat diseases like ALS and Parkinson's, proves otherwise.
Let's Move: How Pittsburgh is Tackling Childhood Obesity
The city leads in too many categories when it comes to the national epidemic of childhood obesity. But one local group believes that can be reversed and here's why.
Finding Phil: Foursquare's Groundhog Day Badge is Back
Last year's badge was among the most popular, unlocked by a then-record 28,0000 users.
Q and A: Adam Rossi, Adams Solar Resources
Adam Rossi, who loves to wakeboard on the Monongahela, is the first to say that Pittsburgh's future in solar is very bright. It's not expensive, it works well, and the savings are impressive. The sky is the limit and here's why.
LoResTV: Pittsburgh Gone Google
The City of Pittsburgh announces its migration to Google Apps, which should save about 25 percent in email support costs.
LoRes-TV: Check Out Schell Games' Crazy Creative Experiment 'Puzzle Clubhouse'
Jesse Schell's Pittsburgh company is behind a new kind of video game development process that is crowd designed and crowd supported.
TEDxPittsburgh: Changing Rust Belt to the Water Belt
Don Carter unleashes the power of the post-industrial city, tracing population growth and the growing need for water in transforming Pittsburgh and beyond.
Local Novelist Eats Up Success, Pittsburgh Food Scene
Local inspiration abounds for Meredith Mileti's creation of a strong female heroine who moves back to Pittsburgh after failing as chef/co-owner of a chic trattoria in New York.
A Weekend in Pittsburgh: What Happens When Your Creative Friend Comes to Town
Two artists take on the city over 48 hours, hitting up murals, screenings, green roofs, ceramics and handmade gifts. Take a deep breath and put on your walking shoes.
The Talent Dividend: How More College Grads Can Add to PA's Bottom line
The Talent Dividend calculates just how much college degrees add to a city's bottom line--think billions--and Philadelphia and Pittsburgh are competing for the million dollar prize to boost college attainment.