Author: Courtney Linder
Welcome New Year With New Things At Pittsburgh's First Night
The annual New Year’s Eve event features food, fireworks, music and more.
Joe Manganiello Plays the Good Guy for Children’s Hospital
The actor, director and Mt. Lebanon native is joining the board of trustees of the Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh Foundation.
Why Thanksgiving Comes Every Day for 3 Pittsburgh-Area Men
They owe their lives to one man who lives on in each of them.
Have a Ball at the Annual Holiday Benefit for Pittsburgh Mercy
The Reindeer Ball has raised $970,000 over the past 13 years.
Pittsburgh Vine Stars Opine on the End of a Six-Second Era
With the app’s closure, local Vine stars reflect on their successes and look forward to new opportunities.
Why You Should Know: Paul Leu
The University of Pittsburgh associate professor has spearheaded research on solar energy and antimicrobial surfaces, but he also serves as adviser to a lighthearted college club.
Pittsburgh Welcomes Outside Help to Nab Elusive Rooster
City officials say Rudy the rooster has become a neighborhood nuisance.
Thanksgiving Backlash? Is Black Friday on Friday Again?
A growing number of retailers are stepping away from Thanksgiving hours but the decision may not have anything to do with holiday goodwill.
Time To Get Your Bagpipe On for the Balmoral Classic
The annual event attracts a range of classic and modern arrangements, played by diverse bands.
Pittsburgh's Light Up Night 2016: What's New, Bigger & Better
Interactive lights on the Rachel Carson Bridge, Daya and O.A.R. headline this year’s annual holiday kick-off.
Will Hunters Find This New Arby’s Sandwich Endearing?
Fresh-cut venison steak sandwiches will ring in the hunting season in western Pennsylvania.
12 Days After His Death, Arnold Palmer's Letter Reaches Young Golfer
Nick Carlson was shocked to receive a letter from Palmer, congratulating him on making the U.S. Amateur semifinals.
Past Steelers Reunite For Debut of Chuck Noll Biography
The event, planned for the Sen. John Heinz History Center, features a cast of Steelers greats who will discuss Noll’s enduring legacy.
5 Things I Learned About AI at President Obama’s Frontiers Conference in Pittsburgh
From natural disasters to autonomous cars, the applications for Artificial Intelligence are boundless.
Consol Energy Center is Getting a New Name
The name change comes six years into Consol Energy's 21-year naming rights deal for the center.
Halloween Hotlist: 10 Events That Prove Scaring is Caring
Pittsburgh is a wicked destination for spooky shenanigans. Here’s a sampling of what’s to come.
How to Build a Playground in Pittsburgh in Less Than a Day
The state-of-the-art playspace is expected to keep more than 100 children entertained.
Why Steelers Chose Christmas for New Uniform Reveal
It will be the first time the Steelers have worn all black uniforms.
5 Things You Might Not Know About the Pitt-Penn State Rivalry
Whether you’re headed to Heinz Field on Saturday or not, you’ve heard the hype. We’ve got the facts.
Vintage Fashion Retailer ModCloth Pops Back Up in Its Hometown
The online-only boutique comes home to Pittsburgh as a final stop on its ModCloth IRL tour.
Pittsburgh’s Newest Lawn Game Kills Two Birds with One Stone
Check out why “7 Birds” is craftier than cornhole.
