Author: Site Staff
Looking For Work? 10 New Job Openings in Pittsburgh This Week
Looking for a job in Pittsburgh? Here's our weekly roundup of Pittsburgh jobs that are accepting applications.
Sidney Crosby Makes History, but Penguins’ Problems Persist
Seven games into the season, Crosby continues to climb the NHL's all-time lists, but Pittsburgh's familiar flaws suggest another frustrating year ahead.
Who You Gonna Call? Ghostbusters Come to Canonsburg
The weekendlong event will feature a replica of the famed Ecto-1 car.
Supporting Survivors During Domestic Violence Awareness Month
During Domestic Violence Awareness Month, Women’s Center & Shelter of Greater Pittsburgh highlights the power of community, compassion and ongoing support for survivors.
Zombie Fans Gutted by the Thought of Losing Monroeville Mall
The shopping center, primary filming location for George A. Romero’s “Dawn of the Dead,” will host The Living Dead Weekend Oct. 16-18.
House of the Week: Spanish-Style Estate Offers 20+ Gated Acres in South Strabane
The $1.6 million property features a private guest house, a 12,500-bottle wine cellar, a seven-car garage, and a courtyard patio.
Finding Lodging Near the Convention Center Will Soon Get Easier
Loews Hotels has signed a letter of intent to build a new hotel at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center.
Bird on the Run: Check Out This New Public Art
The installations span the city’s new University Line rapid transit bus route.
5 Things to Do in Pittsburgh This Weekend
Plus, seasonal events around the city.
The Story Behind The Purple Doll House in Bellevue
As the family that found solace there is ready to say goodbye, the eye-catching Victorian is ready for its next chapter.
Pittsburgh Walk of Fame Gets a New Sign Ahead of 2026 Induction Ceremony
The granite sign was made through a collaboration between a handful of local companies.
Music Legend Donnie Iris Retires
The rocker’s last performance was at the new Citizens Live at The Wylie on Sept. 28.
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.
What's Next for the Richard DeShantz Restaurant Group After Owner's Arrest?
Richard DeShantz, chef and owner of multiple Pittsburgh restaurants, was charged on Saturday for allegedly assaulting a woman.
‘Les’ is More at Murph’s Kitchen in Millvale
Executive chef Les Murphy brings a new food concept to Strange Roots Experimental Ales.
Paint the Town Red at Zombies of the Corn
During spooky season, Three Rivers Paintball Park doubles as a haunted attraction.
Ebisu Life to Open a Second Pittsburgh Location
The Japanese lifestyle store will offer Asian snacks, beauty products, household items, anime merchandise and more.
House of the Week: Lawrenceville Row Home Pairs City Living With Rare Outdoor Space
The renovated four-bedroom home sits a block off Butler Street and includes a fenced grassy yard, off-street parking and a third-floor suite.
Bad Loss, Bad Optics, Are a Bad Sign For McCarthy’s Steelers
The Cleveland game wasn’t fatal to their season, but the team had better respond with a winning solution sooner rather than later.
Check Meow-t: Cat Tours Are Putting the Often Elusive Pets in the Spotlight
Following the success of the Pittsburgh Cat Walk in Brighton Heights, Lawrenceville is hosting its own feline-centric stroll.
Is Pittsburgh’s Weather Really Getting Worse?
The short answer is yes. The long answer requires a deeper look at the impact of climate change and air pollution on the region.
From the ground up: How a Pennsylvania Cattle Farm is Revitalizing the Land
For the Butterfield family, raising cattle is as much about caring for the ecosystem as it is about agriculture.
Time Machine in Observatory Hill Hits the Market for the First Time in Over a Century
Built by the current owner’s great-great grandfather, the 1920s-era, Craftsman-style home is loaded with untouched, historical charm.
Why Are There Robots at the Airport?
Pittsburgh International is embracing the city’s reputation as a hub for tech innovation.
Dig in With Graver: It’s a Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood for Chipped Ham Pizza
A new exhibit at the Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh celebrates Mister Rogers’ legacy, while Caliente and Isaly’s team up on a yinzer pie.
Passionate About Pizza? Here’s How You Can Star in a Play About It
Dan Tallarico’s “Slice Something Slice” returns to Bloomfield’s Brillobox on Oct. 29.
House of the Week: Jefferson Hills Luxury Home Built for Entertaining
This 5,000-plus-square-foot custom home features an in-ground pool, lighted basketball court, home gym and plenty of space for gatherings.
Carnegie Mellon University Will Open a Second Campus in Miami
A historic gift of $3 billion will also benefit the campus in Pittsburgh.
Pet of the Month: Harry
Sweet, playful and happiest by your side, Harry is ready to meet the person he’s been waiting for.
Fall Looks Good on The Art Room
A season made for intimate celebrations, candlelit dinners, and unforgettable gatherings.
Get Medieval on Your Stomach at Sheetz
The gas station chain teamed up with First We Feast, the brand behind “Hot Ones,” on a trio of new menu items.
The Opening of Citizens Live at The Wylie Sparks a Hill District Resurgence
The venue pays tribute to the neighborhood’s past while contributing to the future of live performances in Pittsburgh.
Go Inside an Interior Designer's Space at Bloomfield Lofts
Once a commercial laundry factory, the converted industrial building on Gross Street now houses luxury condos.
Our Guide to Pittsburgh's Cultural District
Everything you need to know about the 14-block arts-and-entertainment corridor of Downtown.
Dahn Memory Lane: Pittsburgh's Inclines
Pittsburgh is known for its inclines, some of which have had disastrous rides.
Dig in With Graver: 'Tis the Season for a Cemetery Stroll
Fuel up for the adventure at a local eatery.
House of the Week: A 27-Acre Luxury Estate North of Pittsburgh
The newly revitalized 12,000-square-foot home features six bedrooms, a resort-style pool complex, a carriage house and sweeping private grounds.
Steelers in Need of a ‘Plan B’ for the Bengals
Head coach Mike McCarthy needs a solution to what’s already been tried — and failed — with the offensive line.
Festival of Combustion: The Hottest Ticket in Town
Rivers of Steel is celebrating the 10th annual Festival of Combustion at Carrie Blast Furnaces on Oct. 3.
Mahjong Madness: A Traditional Game Sees New Life
As the centuries-old Chinese tile game surges in popularity, Pittsburgh is experiencing a major mahjong boom.
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.
Pittsburgh International Wins Airport of the Year, Again
In 2017, it became the first airport in the U.S. to win the award; a decade later, it became the first U.S. airport to win it twice.
What Is the 2027 Color of the Year?
Plus, designers share how to use it in your home.
How You Can Appear in an Episode of The Pitt
The Pittsburgh-based medical drama has put out a casting call for extras.
How Your Art Can Help Define Pittsburgh’s Legacy and Future
Mayor Corey O’Connor recently announced the Pittsburgh America 250 Poster Project, which will dole out $10,000 in prizes to local artists.
Remembering Author Annie Dillard — and Her Childhood Home in Pittsburgh
The spacious colonial-stye home in Point Breeze was the setting for the Pulitzer Prize-winning author’s memoir, and inspired much of her work.
Welcome to Pittsburgh's Arts Landing — Where Art Meets the City
The 4-acre destination was part of a $600 million Downtown Revitalization Vision prior to the NFL Draft being hosted in Pittsburgh.
Dig in With Graver: Sharing Meals and Memories at the Chinatown Inn
Ming-Na Wen, a Hollywood star whose family owns the Downtown restaurant, will be in Pittsburgh next month to promote her new cookbook.
