Living It

While studies report different amounts, the general consensus among health professionals is that the average person should drink at least eight cups of water a day.

‘Tis the season for blockbuster movies, where the viewing experience can make or break the fun. For those who prefer a theater with character, these Pittsburgh spots won’t disappoint:

It’s summertime – time to lounge by the pool, soak up the sun and … learn your Air Quality Action Day codes?

While many celebrate the Fourth of July with cookouts and fireworks, for others it’s another great day for a race. According to Running USA, the Fourth of July is the second most popular holiday for runners and racers.

‘Tis the season for being outdoors. Did you know you can catch an outdoor movie any night of the week at one of Pittsburgh’s public parks?

Summer’s heating up, and Fido is itching to get out of the yard. Check out these dog-friendly activities in Pittsburgh:

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), one out of every five adults has a disability, with physical mobility being the most common condition.

Are you up for the challenge? Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh wants to beat its 2017 record of 180,000 books read this summer, including audiobooks, podcasts and eBooks. Use #PGHREADS to share your latest read or #MyNextRead to ask for recommendations directly from librarians.

In Pittsburgh, you either love or hate public transit. Residents of Oakland, where bus speed averages 9 miles per hour, are probably less than thrilled with service.

Hear the barking in the distance? It’s not a full moon, just finally time for your dog’s favorite season – dog park season. Grab the treats and head to these pup-approved parks:

The Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership’s much-loved Night Market returns to Market Square Friday, April 27, as part of the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust’s Spring Gallery Crawl.

Looking to relive your high school prom? Or, better yet, looking to make new memories to replace bad ones? Good news – the Gateway Clipper’s Second Chance Prom is back again.

Simplify your estate planning process with these five steps:

The snow is melting (slowly, but surely) and warmer weather is on its way. Kick off the season right with…

Espresso a Mano was one of the first additions to what is now the bustling cultural scene of Lawrenceville and has stayed busy since opening almost ten years ago. Known for its finely crafted coffee and community feel, this shop is always buzzing with customers.

As we increasingly spend time with our noses buried in Facebook, Instagram, Reddit or the latest iPhone game craze, we’re missing the most important moments of our lives.

Pittsburgh hosts one of the largest St. Patrick’s Day parades in the U.S., but did you know the first parade took place in 1869?

I recently started working from home full time, joining more than 3.9 million employees across the country. As a former Pittsburgher turned remote worker, here’s my quick guide to becoming a successful telecommuter:

You may have heard the beloved children’s series “Thomas & Friends” is moving to Nickelodeon. For Pittsburghers, the move won’t stop with the TV network.

Pittsburgh’s history is one of cultural diversity. Several local dance clubs celebrate this heritage. They also provide a good aerobic workout.

We’re sure those of you in relationships appreciate your significant other year-round (wink, wink).

Is it the convenient walkability? The plethora of great restaurants? The unique and historic buildings? Cool public art? What makes working downtown so special to you?

We’re smack-dab in the middle of winter. Unlike recent winters, this one truly FEELS like it. The arrival of spring flowers, well, that seems like a far-off dream, right?

De Fer Coffee & Tea is the latest addition to The Strip’s bustling culinary scene, offering a unique Pittsburgh experience.

Long before online shopping killed chain book stores, independent book stores were in trouble (watch “You’ve Got Mail” for a precursor of the literary Armageddon).

For more than 20 years, Pittsburghers seeking a high-end steakhouse faced a simple choice: Morton’s or Ruth’s Chris.

This time of year, the region’s weather is chilly and snowy, which means it’s time for Pittsburghers to find some indoor fun.

After New Year’s, the first federal holiday of 2018 honors civil rights icon Martin Luther King Jr. If you don’t have January 15 off from work, Pittsburgh has a weekend of celebrations to enjoy.

How do you top the success of the popular Pittsburgh holiday tradition, pop-up bar Miracle on Market?

Share in the excitement of a film premiere while supporting the Arts for Autism Foundation.