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The deadly wildfires in Maui have forced thousands of local residents and visitors to evacuate in search of shelter, food, water and other basic resources.

Back in 2013, when most performance automakers were dialing things back to survive the Recession, Lamborghini gave us this: a $4 million, 740-horsepower Italian Batmobile called the Veneno.

My wife and I may be luddites, or worse, horrible parents, yet.

If you win the Powerball tomorrow, you can buy the Lamborghini, McLaren or Bentley of your choice, but not a Ferrari.

Get ready for the summer of nostalgia.

Back in 2005, Henrik Fisker – legendary designer of the Aston Martin DB9 and BMW Z8

We hope you’re enjoying The A100 podcast so far and the many experts we’ve been lucky enough to interview.

Do you have a name that is constantly mispronounced? Mispronouncing a person’s name is not only embarrassing but is offensive to some.

When it comes to pets, Gen Z believes a happy pet is more important than a happy partner.

I hear this question a lot and I get it: EVs have never been better, gas ain’t getting cheaper and the tax credits won’t last forever.

Poet Samuel Hazo, 91, is a lifelong Pittsburgh resident who began writing poetry addressing family, faith and war while stationed in Korea.

Federal holidays like Memorial Day and Veterans Day are not just extra days off.

Spring is here, and whether you are an expert plant parent or a new beginner, this is the season to tap into your green thumb.

Jessica Cox believes in a future where people passionately pursue their dreams by employing resilience to overcome any challenge.

Pittsburgh’s Hill Dance Academy Theatre (HDAT), located in the Historic Hill District, is a local treasure, offering professional-level training in “Black dance traditions, history, culture and aesthetics.

With used car prices falling and one month of winter remaining, you might be wondering: is now the time to pull the trigger on a Miata?Yes, but maybe not for the reason you think.

For those chilly winter days when you’re not keen on venturing outside, it’s nice to be prepared with indoor activities to stay entertained.

Still not sure what to get your loved ones this holiday season? Look to Pittsburgh’s small businesses for unique gifts.

In light of the holiday season, consider participating in Pittsburgh’s long-standing tradition of giving back.

Just around the corner, people around the world will continue the age-old debate – when is the appropriate time to take down Christmas decorations?

Here’s a quick list of Keystone State spots that have creatively twisted the tradition, leaving crowds speechless at the end of the night.

Dubbed the nation’s Best Holiday Market by USA Today, the Peoples Gas Holiday Market is once again illuminating downtown’s Market Square.

‘Tis the season for holiday parties. Before you host, try these party-planning tips for ambiance, food and budget.

Despite what a lot of November’s afternoons would have you believe, the weather is finally turning wintry.

For many families, not long after the Thanksgiving turkey and pumpkin pie are polished off, it’s time to put up the holiday decorations.

At the stroke of midnight, discounts and deals kick off the race to finish your shopping list. So what’s with the dark name “Black Friday”?

Even if you’re reading this before Thanksgiving, it’s time to start thinking about what’s next – the widely dreaded act of holiday shopping.

While Pittsburgh is known as the Steel City and innovations in that industry, it lays claim to great inventions in a variety of fields – some that may come as a surprise.

With the temperatures dropping, now is the perfect time to focus on your fall garden.

The right to vote is among the most precious we share as Americans. But traditionally, too few of us participate in mid-term elections.