Author: Admin Staff - Matt Aney
Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Heinz, a Sweet Domestic Medium Hair
Make arrangements to meet him at Animal Friends.
Traveling With Thanksgiving Food? Here’s What TSA Allows
To speed through the TSA lines, make sure you know what Thanksgiving foods are allowed in your carry-on bags.
Relive Light Up Night Through These Stunning Photos
Local photographer Dave DiCello captures the annual event.
Pittsburgh International Airport to Make Adjustments in the Franco Harris Exhibit
The stats are a little off in the expanded Immaculate Reception exhibit in the new terminal.
Love Local? Gift Shops Where You Can Get Your Holiday On
Interested in shopping small this holiday season? Check out our roundup of locally owned gift shops in Pittsburgh and beyond.
This Pine Home Was Designed for One-Level Living — With Room to Spare
The six-bedroom, four bathroom homes gives owners the option to live entirely on floor, but has two additional levels.
Get in the Christmas Spirit with These Holiday House Tours
From contemporary abodes to restored Victorians, halls across Pittsburgh are decked for the season.
Dig in With Graver: Spirit Pizzeria and Sunday Brunch at Dos Reyes
The two businesses have expanded menus and hours.
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.
Season 2 of 'For The Love Of Parks' Podcast Debuts with a Look at Hays Woods
The Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy has been exploring the city's green spaces in podcasts since 2021.
House of the Week: An Arts & Crafts Home in Sewickley
The expansive porch offers panoramic river views.
Pop into a Pittsburgh Holiday Pop-up Bar
‘Tis the season for over-the-top decorations and festive libations.
Pirates’ Smoke Might Actually Betray Fire This Time
It’s at least worth pondering whether they’re about to become a ‘team to watch.’
A Year Later, ‘Wicked: For Good’ Wraps Up an Occasionally Enchanting Story
Cynthia Erivo dazzles once again in a sequel that improves on its predecessor.
Collier’s Weekly: Save Breezewood, the Town of Motels
It’s more than just a curiosity: The town that serves as an interruption in the Pennsylvania Turnpike is good for safety on the road.
Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwiches for the Soul
Nuns at McCandless-based Sisters of Divine Providence gather each month to assemble sandwiches for Jubilee Kitchen.
Kraft Heinz Releases a New Product Inspired by the ‘90s Sitcom 'Friends'
Create your own Moist Maker sandwich this Nov. 27 with a squeezable bottle of Heinz Leftover Gravy.
Duquesne University Appoints Provost David J. Dausey as its New President
He will be the 14th president in the Catholic university's 147 years, following the 10-year tenure of President Ken Gormley.
7 Things to Do in Pittsburgh This Weekend
Dive into "The Jungle Book" with Resonance Works — or the corporate jungle with Quantum Theatre.
Point Park University Plans to Purchase YWCA Building to Increase Student Housing, Add Amenities
Earlier plans by a Michigan-based developer to convert the Downtown building on Wood Street into apartments and retail had failed.
The Heartbreaking Drama ‘Train Dreams’ Takes a Beautiful, Somber Journey West
The film stars Joel Edgerton and Felicity Jones as early-20th-century settlers.
Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Ralph, a Gentle Mixed Breed
Make arrangements to meet him at Animal Friends.
3 Nonprofits Serving Different Communities in Pittsburgh
If there’s a need in the Steel City, rest assured there’s a nonprofit to address it.
A Look Back at Daniel and Carole Kamin's Philanthropic Giving
Daniel and Carole Kamin are leaving a legacy of giving to make Pittsburgh a better place.
The Arts Landing Project Is Ahead of Schedule — and Should Be Ready for the NFL Draft
The 4-acre, multipurpose green space in the heart of the Cultural District will feature a massive stage, a playground and more.
12 Places to Order Thanksgiving Dinner in Pittsburgh
Deadlines are fast approaching to order dinners that will have someone else do all the cooking for you.
History, Dance and Family Life Converge at This Elegant Squirrel Hill Home
The grand five-bedroom home blends decades of history that include early Birth Control League meetings to third-floor ballroom lessons — and even a family link to the Stanford White murder in 1906.
Meet the Pittsburgher Who Turns Food Brands Into Bonafide Stars
Photographer Adam Milliron proves that a picture is worth a thousand bites.
After 33 Years, We Still Love the Phantom’s Revenge — Here's Why
The ride is still getting national attention.
The Man Behind the Lens: Chancelor Humphrey of 'Keep Pittsburgh Dope'
The photographer has been capturing Pittsburghers on local streets for a decade.
Submit Your Holiday Decorations to Pittsburgh Magazine
Your decorations could be featured online.
A Tradition of Giving: Give Big Pittsburgh Is Back
Start off the holiday season with a donation to your favorite local nonprofit.
Renovating Your Kitchen? Look to These Local Makeovers
From a welcoming neutral kitchen at a Coraopolis estate to a Mid-Century Modern makeover in Mt. Lebanon, we explore two exceptional kitchen renovations.
Discover the Birthplace of Henry Clay Frick
Spend a day immersed in tradition with an overnight stay in Scottdale — then find more to do in nearby Mt. Pleasant.
Eddie Murphy Keeps His Guard Up in the Documentary ‘Being Eddie’
The star reflects on his career without revealing any cracks in his public persona.
What You Need to Know About Parking at the New Pittsburgh Airport Terminal
The new 'smart garage' will guide you to open spaces with overhead sensors, digital wayfinding technology.
This Sunday’s Game Against Cincy Might Define Aaron Rodgers’ Steelers
Trending in the wrong direction against the defenseless Bengals might prove irreversible.
Dig in With Graver: Leona’s Ice Cream, Cookies and More Cookies
Despite all of this sweetness, it’s a sad day for Smiley.
House of the Week: A 3-Level Townhome in Shadyside
The contemporary design by architect Arthur Lubitz boasts soaring ceilings.
Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Ruger, a Curious Lionhead
Make arrangements to meet him at Animal Friends.
Why Is Mister Rogers in the Stained-Glass Windows of a Shadyside Church?
Calvary Episcopal Church has a long-standing tradition of honoring Pennsylvania’s historical figures in its windows.
All In for the Holidays: Festive Feasts at Rivers Casino Pittsburgh
Skip the stress this holiday season.
Ronald McDonald House Charities Helps Families Stay Together
Learn how to help a family this holiday season.
4 Things We Love This Holiday Season
HOME Editor Jessica Sinichak finds local gems you'll obsess over.
Collier’s Weekly: Christmas? Halloween? Now It’s One Big Spooky-Holiday Season
The holidays have melded into one another — but that might actually be a good thing.
The 59th Carnegie International Aims to be the Most Far-Reaching and More Collaborative Than Ever
The storied show kicks off on May 2 at Pittsburgh's Carnegie Museum of Art and other locations and will run for eight months.
New Terminal at Pittsburgh International Airport to Open Nov. 18
The 811,000-square-foot terminal will be the right size for the region’s travel needs.
5 Spots for Locally Made Pies
How many have you tried?
