Zoe Fuller

Local engineer Husni Almoubayyed recounts his experience during Turkey’s 7.8 magnitude earthquake and how it has affected his family's home and future.

Acts such as KT Tunstall and Corinne Bailey Rae will headline the Three Rivers Arts Festival's main stage. The festival runs June 2nd to June 11th in Pittsburgh’s Cultural District.

Local feral cat colonies are beginning to enter “kitten season,” a period of warmer months where feral litters become more common. Local animal welfare organizations are encouraging trap, neuter, vaccinate, and release (TNVR) programs to curb the season.

Iris is a lunar rover built over more than three years, and by more than 300 students, as the first university-developed rover.

Students in grades 6-12 in the Pittsburgh region will come to the Carnegie Science Center on Tuesday and Wednesday to present their personal science projects.

Protesters shut down an intersection in Oakland yesterday [Monday] ahead of an event they called transphobic. A University of Pittsburgh student club hosted a former collegiate athlete who advocates for people to compete based on their assigned gender at birth. A few protesters challenged the speaker’s views. Students plan to protest another student-sponsored event next month advertised as a debate about gender identity.

An operatic reimagining of Octavia E. Butler’s novel “Parable of the Sower” is coming to the Pittsburgh Playhouse. Performance will run from March 30 to April 2.

Through the decades, as the furnaces have stood tall and visited often, Pittsburghers have wondered “Who are the Carrie Furnaces named after?”

The Pittsburgh Zoo and Aquarium has announced the birth of a female endangered gorilla, as well as a contest where visitors can submit suggestions for the newborn’s name.

As the Pennsylvania film tax credit causes the film scene in Pittsburgh to grow in demand, networking events like Pitch-Burgh are starting the connection for young filmmakers at the academic level.