Author: Cristina Holtzer
112-year old Business Has Served Its Last Lunch
Mitchell's Restaurant, Bar and Banquet Center on Ross Street is transitioning out of the restaurant business.
When and Where to Dump Your Junk (including old TVs)
A state environmental agency wants to help you recycle your hard-to-dispose-of household clutter.
Watch: Trailer of “Won't You Be My Neighbor”
The documentary about Mister Rogers' iconic show takes viewers beyond the cardigan collection and into “the heart of a creative genius.”
"Shark Tank" Auditions Coming to the 'Burgh
The ABC show will hold its first-ever Pittsburgh casting call at the end of March.
A New Leader Takes Over at CMU
The university has named its former provost to be the new president.
Pittsburgh Food Truck Park to Open First Weekend in April
Clear your schedule and come hungry — the park kickoff has 15 food trucks in two days.
Blue Skies: Pitt Victory Lights Get a New Look
The University of Pittsburgh recently unveiled its newest “victory light,” a searchlight style beam shooting directly into the sky.
Blogger on Ice: A Fashion Shoot on the Frozen Allegheny
For good reason, few people venture onto the ice when Pittsburgh's three rivers freeze over, and even fewer do it dressed to the nines.
See How It's Done: 10 Real Pittsburgh Weddings
Our Real Pittsburgh Weddings, chosen from nearly 100 submissions, showcase stories and photos sure to inspire your own big day.
Sweet Ideas: Our Favorites for Valentine's Day
Where to eat, where to go, what to buy –– some of our favorites to make your Valentine's celebration memorable.
Look at Your Own Risk: Photos of Demolished Kennywood Log Jammer
The American Amusement Park Museum shared the photos of the ride being torn down online.
Hollywood Nice Guy to Star in Mister Rogers Biopic
A-Lister Tom Hanks will play Pittsburgh’s most beloved neighbor in “You Are My Friend.”
The Right Note: Pittsburgh Has a Grammy-Winning Symphony
Pittsburghers, reeling from disappointments with our local sports teams, have found a winner with the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, which is bringing two trophies home to the ‘Burgh, the first time it has done so since 1993.
Sewickley Man Donates $37 Million After Death
A man whose loved ones say lived a simple life has made the second-largest donation in the history of a Pittsburgh nonprofit.
The Mister Rogers Documentary Has Debuted at Sundance
“Won’t You Be My Neighbor?” takes viewers beyond the cardigan collection and into “the heart of a creative genius.”
Big Ben Not Ready to Retire –– But He's Making Plans
Ben Roethlisberger will do as many former athletes have and start the next phase of his career with a dining venture.
Drink and Get Inked at the Carnegie Science Center
The upcoming 21+ night will teach you about the science of body art.
Thoughtful Entertainment
Humanities Festival will examine the state and direction of our society.
Local Alum to Compete for MVP: Most Valuable Puppy
A coonhound from Pittsburgh’s Animal Friends shelter will appear on Animal Planet’s Puppy Bowl XIV.
New Year Means Big Changes for Station Square
The realty company that owns the shopping center is ready to shake things up.
Is Food Hall Dining the Latest Trend in Pittsburgh?
Another variety-driven food hall will open next month — this time with a twist.
The ‘Burgh Could be Getting a Year Round Ferris Wheel
A developer has proposed a new entertainment destination at the old J. Allan Steel site in Chateau.
Steelers v. Patriots Ref Has a Message ‘Love Actually’ Style
The FOX Sports parody video features an NFL referee and a Steelers fan as Andrew Lincoln and Keira Knightley's characters in the holiday season favorite.
How to Celebrate the New Year if First Night Isn't for You
Here are our top six places to party like it’s 2018.
Ring in the New Year by Making a Mess
The Carnegie Science Center New Year’s Day tradition is back for a 12th year.
‘A Christmas Story’ May be Penguins' Best Holiday Parody Yet
This year's remake of a classic holiday movie is filled with familiar faces and includes a surprise ending.
How to Break a Bottleneck on Route 28
A new PennDOT project addresses concerns about the Highland Park Bridge.
Watch: A New Penguin Has Arrived in Pittsburgh
Check out some high-resolution penguin snuggling.
Yinzers Eating Chicken Wings Are Going to Be on TV
Mt. Washington’s Bigham Tavern is the latest ‘Burgh eatery to host a film crew.
Wish a Steeler a Speedy Recovery in a Big Way
An oversized get-well-soon card for Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Ryan Shazier is waiting for your signature Downtown.
Mail Time: A Pittsburgh Icon Will Be in Your Mailbox
The U.S. Postal Service revealed designs for its 2018 Forever Stamps, and one features a neighbor you may recognize.
A Gothic Stroll in the City
Take a beautiful and potentially eerie walk through a Pittsburgh historical landmark: Homewood Cemetery.
A Yinzer Gains Internet Fame with a Broom and a Dustpan
Barry Pingor could give Curt Wootton a run for his money as a real Pittsburgh Dad
Best of the ‘Burgh Gift Guide for 2017
Here are some of our favorite ‘Burgh-inspired gifts for him, her, kids, foodies and more.
How Pittsburghers can Shop Small, Shop Local and Give Better
Three Pitt business experts have made it easier to shop local for the holidays.
What You Don't Want to Miss at Pittsburgh First Night 2018
How to stay warm on a late December night, open for Joe Grushecky and dance at a silent disco.
The 10 Most Dangerous Intersections in Allegheny County
If you regularly travel these routes, you might want to find another way.
Popular French Pastry Chef Can Stay in Squirrel Hill
Gaby et Jules chef and co-owner David Piquard’s permanent visa had been denied. But he may not have to return to France after all.
10 of Our Favorite Holiday Gifts Found at Pittsburgh's Museums
These suggestions may spare you the stress of finding the perfect gift.
Pittsburghers Continue to Give Big
Thousands of people are donating to their favorite local nonprofit, are you one of them?
PIT to Seattle with No More Layovers via Alaska Airlines
Alaska Airlines is Pittsburgh's newest carrier and it’s bringing more daily nonstop flights to the West Coast.
Hungry Customers Enjoy Sneak Eat at Food Truck Park
The “Truck Yeah! Round Up” attracted large crowds and mostly positive reviews.
Cool & Creepy: A Drone Tour of Abandoned Pa. Turnpike & Tunnels
What would Pennsylvania look like after a "Walking Dead"-style apocalypse? This video gives you an idea.
6 New Dishes at PNC Park That Will Make Your Mouth Water
Footlong hot dogs on pretzel buns? Believe it — your cardiologist will cringe.
Pittsburgh Teen Survives Knockout Round on 'The Voice'
On Monday's episode, Mia Zanotti cinched her spot in the next round by delivering a powerhouse performance.
Let’s Go, Bobby Mo! 5 Things That Make the Colonials Winners Already
Facing No. 1 Seed Duke on Friday, the Robert Morris men’s basketball team is no stranger to March madness.
5 Don't-Miss Events in Pittsburgh's St. Patrick's Week Celebration
Everything you need to know, plus a survival guide for the parade.
