By Adam Cagle
Point Park News Service
Professionally styled fur was what Tener, a two year-old Pomeranian, was used to but now he gets his coat groomed at home by his owner.
By Colleen Ferguson
Point Park News Service
Brittany Martin scours racks of fake blood and fangs at Costume World in the Strip District for the perfect accessory to her Halloween pirate ensemble: a plush parrot.
By Emily Myers
Point Park News Service
Perry Bruno, 24, lives in the South Side and spends most of his weekends out at many of the local establishments with friends. But after losing his job at the beginning of the summer and taking a new job that pays less, his spending habits have changed especially when it comes to going out on the weekends.
The Point Park News Service investigated Occupy Pittsburgh and reported on the stories they found. View them below.
By Debbie Hilton
A Halloween without pumpkins?
No way!
Jack-o’-lanterns may cost a little more and many may come from southern states that were not affected by heavy rains this summer — but either way, plenty of pumpkins will be available in Western Pennsylvania this fall for pies and carving. More »
By Colleen Ferguson
By Emily Myers
Scrums, rucks, hookers, and props are just some of the things you can see if you find yourself at the Trafford Bridge Soccer Complex on a Saturday afternoon this fall.
By Adam Cagle
Cardboard signs in every color of the rainbow adorn the storefront windows of the retail shops that used to sit at the corner of Fifth Avenue and Wood Street Downtown.
By Emily Petsko
Kathy McCann received an e-reader for her birthday this year, but still enjoys reading the old-fashioned way, too.
By Emily Petsko
Point Park News Service
Business at Primanti Bros. is up by 35 percent, NOLA on the Square is busier than anticipated and competition puts a hop in their step at Moe’s Southwest Grill.
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