Author: Charlotte Shields-Rossi
2026 40 Under 40 Honoree: Tierra Thorne (36)
“You can have multiple gifts and actually use all of them.”
2026 40 Under 40 Honoree: William Dzombak (38)
“I believe there isn't one day or one thing that can change anything overnight. I believe it’s the culmination of just constantly trying things and networking.”
2026 40 Under 40 Honoree: Zena Ruiz (39)
“Sometimes leadership means asking better questions, connecting people who aren’t talking to one another, or being willing to challenge the way something has always been done.”
2026 40 Under 40 Honoree: Tasha Miller
“I want to continue growing as a leader for the region and country to specifically make technology and STEM accessible to all people and entities.”
Pittsburgh Magazine’s Caite Hartz Reflects on 10 Years of Giving Big
The 10th anniversary of the 24-hour online fundraising effort returns on Dec. 1.
Bellevue’s 8th Live, Worship, Shop House Tour Will Return This Month
Explore the northern neighborhood, from a mid-century modern converted church to a 2-unit Queen Anne.
Ebisu Life to Open a Second Pittsburgh Location
The Japanese lifestyle store will offer Asian snacks, beauty products, household items, anime merchandise and more.
Real Pittsburgh Weddings: When Patrick Met Jaden
Patrick Carr and Jaden Gage first met in 2017 through Duquesne University's study abroad program in Rome.
How to Switch to Solar Energy, Without the Lofty Price Tag
The Switch Together program returns to Allegheny County; last year, residents saw an average discount of 16%.
4 Pittsburgh Home and Garden Tours to Explore this Fall
Think the nebby pastime is reserved for the summer months only? Think again.
Washington County Hosts Annual Pawtumn Bark-A-Que
The fall-themed event aims to raise money to support the training and pairing of medical service dogs with veterans, first responders and civilians living with permanent disabilities.
Here Are All the Events Happening This October at The Frick
Lunch Pail Lectures, walking tours, film screenings and more.
Give Big Pittsburgh Turns 10 — And It’s Almost Time to Give Again
Since 2017, the 24-hour online fundraising effort has generated more than $25.5 million for local causes.
Taking a Look at Pittsburgh’s Labor History
From the Battle of Homestead to one of the largest Labor Day parades in the country, the Steel City has been a key player in the long haul toward workers' rights.
Here Are All the Events Happening This September at The Frick
Lunch pail lectures, film screenings, reading clubs and more.
Why is Pete the Pick for Steelers on the Disney x Champion Collab?
Think we deserved Iron Man? Think again.
Pittsburgh-Based Muralist Completes Peace Mural Journey
An artist takes on gun violence in all 50 states.
Hello, Sh’weater Weather: Sheetz Unveils Fall Menu
Autumn themed milkshakes, drinks and sweets will hit all Sheetz’s stores on Sept. 2.
KDKA Debuts New First Alert Weather Sphere
The new green studio utilizes AR/VR technology to aid in storytelling.
The Commercial Street Bridge on the Parkway East Reopens Monday Night
Originally set to wrap up Aug. 3, the massive project has been completed earlier than expected.
The Iconic Pittsburgh Folk Festival Returns This August
A Taste of the Pittsburgh Folk Festival aims to celebrate the cultural heritage of Pittsburgh.
Here Are All the Events Happening This August at The Frick
Youth artist workshops, lunch pail lectures, scavenger hunts and more.
Wexford Garden and Pond Tour Returns After Three-Year Hiatus
This Saturday, Wexford homeowners will open their doors to showcase their gardens, ponds and fairy houses.
‘The Pitt’ Lands 25 Emmy Nominations
The Pittsburgh-based medical drama has been recognized for outstanding acting, directing, writing and more.
Perspectives: What I Learned Moving From Rochester to Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Magazine’s summer intern shares her experience of becoming a Yinzer.
Five Budget-Friendly Ways To Stay Cool And Beat The Heat
With unseasonably warm weather upon us many Pittsburghers are flocking to fountains, pools and splash parks.
22-Year-Old Brookline Native Honored With City Proclamation
June 23 was officially named “Ryan Lestitian Day” after a Duquesne student who published his debut novel.
First-Ever Brighton Heights Book Fair Will Kick Off This July
The reading bazaar aims to promote both literacy and community.
Five Pittsburgh Parks to Explore This Summer
Looking for something to do in the warmer weather? Check out our guide to the region’s green spaces.
TLC Star Randy Fenoli Headlines Bridal Luncheon at Rivers Casino
Known for “Say Yes to The Dress,” the designer brought a taste of the Big Apple to the Steel City.
Steel City Natives’ New Book Gives You 100 Things to Do in Pittsburgh Before You Die
A comprehensive Pittsburgh bucket list releases just in time for summer.
The Babesburgh Bash Returns For a Third Year
Pittsburgh’s “ultimate girls day out” was held on Saturday, June 6 at Allegheny Landing.
8 Newer Coffee Shops to Try This Year
Keep calm and stay caffeinated with this list of recently opened coffee shops around the Pittsburgh area.
7 Ways to Celebrate Juneteenth in Pittsburgh This Year
From movie nights to 21+ cruises on the river, local organizations are honoring Black history.
