Things To Do This Weekend in Pittsburgh
A virtual concert featuring Patti Lupone tops PM contributing editor Sean Collier's picks for the weekend and beyond. He explains why on KDKA's “Pittsburgh Today Live.”
How to Trick or Treat and Vote Safely
Amid a rise in COVID-19 cases, Allegheny County officials offer safety tips for Halloween and Election Day.
Pittsburgh Chef Ryan Peters Breaks Out on TikTok
The Iron Born Pizza & Pasta chef just hit 1 million followers with his pasta-focused account.
Watch: Trailer of ‘Ma Rainey's Black Bottom’ Shot in Pittsburgh
The Netflix adaption of the August Wilson play features the final performance by Chadwick Boseman.
Restaurant Gets Creative With Outdoor Dining Solution
Greenhouse dining makes social distancing easy and fun.
Pennsylvania Affiliate of Susan G. Komen Foundation to Close
The impact on Pittsburgh's annual Race for the Cure is still to be determined.
Adoptable & Adorable: Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Goober
This 4-year-old has a lot of energy and is looking for a permanent, forever home. Make an appointment to meet him at Animal Friends.
You Will Soon be Able to Hear KDKA Radio on the FM Dial
The nation's first commercial radio station is launching an FM signal to commemorate its 100th birthday.
What Happens When a Classic Horror Movie Gets a Pittsburgh Twist?
For starters, Mike Myers becomes very confused.
Watch Local Company Bring ’Burgh Ghosts to Zoom
12 Peers Theater’s “Mythburgh” series, where characters search for local legends and lore, converts from a live show to an online format.
Clear Up Clutter at ReuseFest Donation Event This Weekend
If you did a quarantine clean-out over the summer but don’t know what to do with all your old stuff, then ReuseFest is the event for you.
Richard DeShantz Restaurant Group Opens Coop De Ville
Plus, we catch up with what’s going on at the restaurant group’s other establishments.
Allegheny County Wary of Increase in COVID-19 Cases
The recent uptick in infections is blamed on small social gatherings.
Meet the People Working to Preserve Pittsburgh
As Pittsburgh has grown and developed, new buildings have emerged throughout the city. But we haven’t ignored our past or demolished it entirely. Meet the visionaries who have argued that historic preservation does not impede progress.
Byron Stripling Pops the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra
A trumpet virtuoso who has played with jazz legends the likes of Dizzy Gillespie, Lionel Hampton and Doc Severinsen, as well as a lead actor in a Broadway musical, Stripling is not your typical conductor.
Farming is Not a Golfer's Typical Day Job
Nothing about pro golfer Rachel Rohanna’s career has been simple — and that’s even before a global pandemic hit.
Perspectives: We Write Our Own History
Journalists Niki Kapsambelis writes that despite the uncertainty of the pandemic, there’s also a strange sense of opportunity at hand.
Pennsylvania Health Secretary Sees Fall Resurgence of COVID-19 Cases
Dr. Rachel Levine says the state is more prepared than it was in the spring and there are no plans, as of now, to impose a statewide stay-at-home order.
Find Out if People are Wearing Masks in Your Area
CMU updates COVIDcast website to include data on mask use and test results
Youghiogheny River Trail Is a Great Ride in This Extra Colorful Fall
Exploring scenic bike routes less than two hours from Pittsburgh.
How to Cut Down on Robocalls
Tired of pitches to extend your vehicle's warranty? There's a way to put the brakes on these annoying calls.
How Scratch & Co. Is Embracing Flexibility
Owner Don Mahaney is navigating the COVID-19 pandemic by putting the health of his workers first.
Adoptable & Adorable: Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Freddy
Freddy is 15 years young and looking for his new forever home. Make an appointment to meet him at Animal Friends
Popular Lawrenceville Bar Closes for Good
Hambone's hosted musicians and comedians for much of its 35 years on Butler Street.
Perspectives: Some Remarkable Things about Where the Pens' Draft Picks Call Home
Did you know one of them is from his country’s happiest town?
What Lurks in the All-New ScareHouse?
With a new location (and a COVID-19 safety plan), the ScareHouse is open for thrillseekers
How to Keep Your Kids Safe While Trick or Treating
Receiving a popcorn ball or box of raisins are lower on the list of concerns for trick-or-treaters this year.
The Stories Behind Three Amazing Kitchen Transformations
From the modern to the minimalist, three very different local renovations that will inspire you.
How a Former Church Became a Hallowed Home
Remie Ferreira spent three years turning a 165-year-old former church on the South Side into a home with modern amenities, while still retaining its historic character.
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