Jason Wells+FollowShocking finds at Pittsburgh Texas RoadhouseA Pittsburgh Texas Roadhouse server just spilled the wildest stories about what customers have found in their food—and it’s making people rethink their dinner plans. From steel wool in steak to a fake fingernail in salad, and even a cockroach baked into bread, these incidents weren’t just rare slip-ups. The ex-server says she was blamed for kitchen mistakes, while management looked the other way. The most jaw-dropping? A dirty diaper and a dead rat in the peanut barrels. With so many unsettling discoveries, folks are asking: is it time to eat at home instead? What would you do if you found something like this in your meal? #Food #Pittsburgh #TexasRoadhouse00Share
Timothy Huff MD+FollowVandergrift’s own leads Rockies with hometown prideWarren Schaeffer, who grew up just outside Pittsburgh, is now steering the Colorado Rockies as interim manager—and he’s leaning on legendary Clint Hurdle for guidance. Schaeffer’s return to PNC Park isn’t just a homecoming; it’s a full-circle moment, managing against the team he once cheered for as a kid. Despite inheriting a struggling squad, Schaeffer’s energy and willingness to learn from Hurdle have sparked real progress. Locals know Hurdle’s impact on Pittsburgh baseball, and now he’s shaping the next generation. What do you think—can hometown roots and mentorship turn the Rockies’ season around? #Sports #Baseball #Pittsburgh00Share
kellydesiree+FollowPittsburgh pit bull leads to a real-life rescueA pit bull in Pittsburgh just shattered stereotypes by leading a local man, Gary Thynes, to two people in desperate need of help. Instead of running away, this dog kept looking back, urging Gary to follow him through the park and down a hidden path—straight to an unresponsive man and woman. Emergency crews rushed them to the hospital, and Gary, understanding the deep bond between people and their pets, offered to care for the dog until his owners recover. It’s a powerful reminder of how animals can be true heroes and how compassion can change lives. What do you think about pets’ instincts and their role in our communities? #Pets #Pittsburgh #PitBullHero10Share
Beth Burton+FollowPittsburgh hospitals’ $14B impact on our regionPittsburgh’s hospitals are true powerhouses, with more than $14 billion in net patient revenue and nearly 7,000 staffed beds across the region. UPMC Presbyterian/Shadyside alone brings in over $2.3 billion, making it the area’s largest hospital by far. This isn’t just about numbers—these hospitals are a lifeline for thousands of families, jobs, and our local economy. With 42 major facilities stretching from southwestern PA to Morgantown, WV, it’s clear that healthcare is one of our region’s biggest forces. How do you see these hospitals shaping daily life and our community’s future? #Health #BodyHealth #Pittsburgh00Share
Ryan Mathis+FollowBig changes ahead at KDKA newsSean Hoder, who’s been leading KDKA-TV’s newsroom since 2022, is heading to Atlanta for a new role at WUPA. Under his watch, KDKA added fresh shows like Talk Pittsburgh and an 8 p.m. newscast, but lately, that evening slot has just been a rerun of the 6 p.m. news. With Hoder’s departure, it feels like the station is at a crossroads. Will we see a shakeup in how local news is delivered? What do you want to see from KDKA moving forward? Let’s talk about what matters most for Pittsburgh news coverage. #Entertainment #KDKA #Pittsburgh00Share
Emily Delgado+FollowHow Kim Fellner’s gift changed OaklandInstead of cashing in on skyrocketing property values, Kim Fellner made a bold choice: she sold 11 inherited homes near Pitt’s campus to a community land trust, ensuring affordable housing for local families. In a neighborhood where developers are snapping up properties and prices keep climbing, Kim’s decision stands out as a real act of solidarity. Her story, rooted in her family’s journey from surviving the Holocaust to building a life in Pittsburgh, reminds us how one person’s values can shape a whole community. What do you think—should more property owners consider this path? #Safety #Pittsburgh #AffordableHousing00Share
Keith Bass+FollowBrunner’s big move shakes up Pittsburgh’s North ShoreBrunner, one of Pittsburgh’s most established ad agencies, is packing up after more than 20 years downtown and heading to the North Shore. Their new spot at 30 Isabella Street means a major boost for that building—now nearly 90% full—and signals a shift in where creative work is happening in the city. Brunner says this move is all about creating a better workspace and attracting fresh talent. What do you think: Is the North Shore becoming Pittsburgh’s new creative hub, or will downtown always be the heart of the city’s business scene? #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Pittsburgh00Share
mary01+FollowPittsburgh’s skyline just got a new hotspotBig Spring Spirits has just unveiled a six-story destination near Station Square, and the rooftop bar might have the best view in Pittsburgh—think sweeping sights from Acrisure Stadium to the Cathedral of Learning. The $21 million Distillery Complex isn’t just about drinks: there’s a working distillery, a members-only cigar lounge, private event space, and a rooftop restaurant called The Finch, all designed to bring fresh energy to the neighborhood. The cocktails are creative (basil and tomato, anyone?), and the wings are crispy perfection. Would you check out this new spot for the views, the drinks, or both? #Food #Pittsburgh #RooftopBar00Share
meadowsmary+FollowBackpacks and smiles in Pittsburgh neighborhoodsHundreds of Pittsburgh kids just scored free backpacks, thanks to a major giveaway from Verizon’s Round Room stores. The Swissvale location even threw in face painting, turning a simple school supply pickup into a mini celebration. With $3 million in backpacks handed out nationwide, this event is one of the biggest ways local families are getting a little extra help before school starts. It’s not every day you see companies step up like this—what do you think about businesses pitching in for back-to-school season? Have you or your neighbors benefited from similar community events? #Safety #Pittsburgh #BackToSchool00Share
Judith Nelson+FollowPNC Park teams up with Animal FriendsBaseball fans at PNC Park got more than just a game this weekend—every ticket helped support Animal Friends, a local animal welfare group. Not only did part of each ticket sale go directly to the organization, but fans also received $5 to spend at the concession stands or team store. It’s a win-win: enjoy a night out, cheer on the Pirates, and help animals in need all at once. This kind of community partnership really shows how sports can make a difference beyond the field. Anyone else love seeing local causes get this kind of spotlight? #Sports #Pittsburgh #AnimalFriends10Share
