A gaffer turned poet finds her light in Pittsburgh
Celeste Gainey, the first female gaffer admitted to the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees, reflects on the past in her first full-length poetry collection.
Pittsburgh entrepreneurs turn a Stone Age diet digital
PrimalPalate.com, a startup that began as a web-based passion project for Bill Staley and Hayley Mason, is revamping the trendy paleo diet for the 21st century.
Bus Meets Bike: How the next wave of commuters is changing the urban landscape
Across the state, the humble bicycle is mobilizing efforts to usher in a new era of public transportation. In part three of our series on transit innovation in PA, we navigate the connection between buses, bikes and the commuters who depend on them.
Start With Art gives Pittsburgh newborns a baby step toward culture
About 3,500 babies born throughout 2015 at local facilities will go home with an early appreciation of art thanks to Start With Art: PGH. The project distributes signed photographs from local artists to newborns.
Pittsburgh's Idea Foundry adds advanced materials to its mission
Idea Foundry, a nonprofit Pittsburgh acceleration and commercialization organization, is adding a new program focused on advanced materials. �
Uber and Carnegie Mellon head down the road towards driver-less cars with new research lab
Uber, the popular tech-based car-ride service, is partnering with Carnegie Mellon University on the Uber Advanced Technologies Center in Pittsburgh.
Making transit a joy to navigate for tourists, newcomers and residents alike
Across the state, finding your way using public transportation is about to get easier. In part two of our transportation series, Keystone Edge guides you to the best resources for getting around.
The Road to Innovation: Technology transforms the state's transportation systems
From bus-tracking apps to robotic traffic signals, there are big ideas coming out of Pittsburgh, and they could have a huge impact on transportation statewide. Meanwhile, across PA, transit goes high-tech.
Technology transforms the state's transportation systems
From bus-tracking apps to robotic traffic signals, there are big ideas coming out of Pittsburgh, and they could have a huge impact on transportation statewide.
New services will connect SW Pennsylvanians to jobs, coaching and wealth-building
Thanks to the launch of three Financial Opportunity Centers, low- to moderate-income families will gain access to an array of resources aimed at helping them achieve financial stability, free of charge.