Author: Cassandra Harris
Pittsburgh’s Heinz History Center to Expand Again
The oldest cultural institution in Western Pennsylvania continues to reshape its future.
Pittsburgh’s Free Mowing Service Now Accepting Applications
Those who are veterans, are older or have a disability may qualify for this lawn service that runs from late spring to mid-fall.
Will Changes to Traffic Patterns Hurt or Help the Strip District?
The Strip District Business Association has sued the city to try to stop road construction that the city says will improve safety.
Pittsburgh Exhibit: Explaining the Science Behind Mental Health
A traveling 'Mental Health: Mind Matters' exhibit will be at the Carnegie Science Center through Aug. 17.
What to Know About the Pittsburgh St. Patrick’s Day Parade — and Some Parade History
The annual parade, which has gone on for more than a century in all kinds of weather, is scheduled for this Saturday.
Want to Hang Out With a Skunk? The National Aviary Has New Animal Ambassadors
The Pittsburgh attraction on the North Side just acquired 10 animals from the Carnegie Museum of Natural History program.
Fundraising Moves Forward to Create Franco Harris Memorial Park Near Sewickley
The 32-acre park would honor the Steeler Hall of Famer who lived in the Sewickley area.
Who Are Pittsburgh’s TikTok Stars?
Local TikTokers share what they'll do if the app ends.
Kamins Give Historic Gift to Carnegie Museum of Natural History
The $25 million is the largest ever to that institution since its founding by Andrew Carnegie in 1895.
New ‘Kennywood Junction’ to Add Kids’ Rides at the West Mifflin Park
The new attraction will replace Thomas Town and offer five rides inspired by Kennywood Park's history
Pennsylvania’s First Fresh International Market to Open in April in Pittsburgh
The global grocery store will mark a 'significant milestone' for the newly refurbished Rockwell Park in North Point Breeze.
Here’s the New ‘I Voted’ Sticker You’ll be Getting on Election Day in Allegheny County
A 10th grader’s design, selected out of 10 finalists, will be used throughout the 2025-26 election years.
Pittsburgh Celebrates Black History Month
Several organizations are hosting events that range from recognition of the National Negro Opera Company to lectures, films and children's activities.
Pittsburgh Developer Sees Great Opportunity in Saving Western Penitentiary
He's collected 1,500 signatures on a petition asking Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro to halt planned demolition of the 143-year-old U.S. landmark.
Kennywood Will Replace Thomas Town With New Attraction
The Pittsburgh park was the last in the U.S. to host these rides themed after ‘Thomas & Friends.’
