Author: Ollie Gratzinger
Leah Lizarondo Shares Details on Her Upcoming Column About Women and Aging
In a Q&A session, digital editor Ollie Gratzinger sat down with Lizarondo for coffee to talk about what readers can expect from her new column, 50 Sense.
Holiday Event Guide: How Pittsburgh Is Prepping for Festive Cheer
The annual Holiday Market returns to Market Square on Nov. 20, and Light Up Night will take place on Nov. 21.Both are celebrating important milestones this year — and that isn’t all the city has up its sleeve.
Know-It-All: The Pittsburgh Parking Chair
As winter looms, Yinzers are getting their chairs ready. Do you know the history of the infamous parking chair?
A McKeesport Murder Mystery: Local Author Unearths Tale of Love, Loss and Legacy
Lisa Speranza’s book tells the story of La Roux Soles, a McKeesport socialite whose 1933 death sparked headlines, and the city that built her.
Let’s Go! 7 Things You Don’t Want to Miss in November
Shop vintage, get a jump on holiday gifts or try your hand at an Olympic sport this month.
2026 40 Under 40 Honoree: Robyn Tedder (39)
“I want to do meaningful work, lead well, be present for the people I love and have enough space to continue growing into the person I want to become.”
2026 40 Under 40 Honoree: Riccardy Volcy (39)
“I picture a 14-year-old arriving in the United States from Haiti with no idea this version of his life was available to him.”
2026 40 Under 40 Honoree: Patrick Joyal (35)
“Personally, success means the people I love can count on me — and that I still find the world interesting and unfinished.”
2026 40 Under 40 Honoree: Natalie McGuier (38)
“It has been said by many people in different ways, but I'm just trying to leave the world a bit better than how I found it.”
2026 40 Under 40 Honoree: Molly Onufer (38)
“Treat others how you want to be treated; every person deserves respect; do good; leave everything better than you found it.”
New VisitErie Website Makes Trip Planning a Breeze
The site boasts an interactive regional map and a personalized trip-planning quiz to help visitors explore the region.
All About the Savannah Bananas’ Return to Pittsburgh
The team plays its own version of the game, dubbed “banana ball,” which features dance routines, trick plays and comedy sketches.
Who You Gonna Call? Ghostbusters Come to Canonsburg
The weekendlong event will feature a replica of the famed Ecto-1 car.
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.
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.
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.
Why Are There Robots at the Airport?
Pittsburgh International is embracing the city’s reputation as a hub for tech innovation.
Carnegie Mellon University Will Open a Second Campus in Miami
A historic gift of $3 billion will also benefit the campus in Pittsburgh.
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.
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.
Why is an AI Summit Taking Place in Pittsburgh?
The AI Horizons conference will take place in Bakery Square Sept. 17-18, addressing concerns and possible uses of artificial intelligence.
How — And Where — to Park in Pittsburgh’s Cultural District
Looking for best ways to navigate Downtown? Look no further.
Who Is the New Director of the Carnegie Museum of Natural History?
The organization says Carey Scheide Miller is joining at “an exciting time.”
Latino Community Center Will Put Down Roots in the Strip District
The newly acquired space will be transformed into a center for youth programming, family support and workforce development.
New Programs Support Hispanic Business Owners During Hispanic Heritage Month
The Pennsylvania Metropolitan Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce is offering grants, English classes and roundtable conversations for entrepreneurs.
What’s New at Acrisure Stadium This Season?
From new foods and new places to eat them to new destinations to visit before the game, Acrisure is keeping it fresh this season.
7 Things to Do in September
Head to the Pittsburgh International Jazz Festival, A Fair in the Park or Phantom Fall Fest.
Celebrate the Steelers Home Opener, Pittsburgh Style
A weeklong series of events will include opportunities to see the six larger-than-life Super Bowl rings from the 2026 NFL Draft.
Little Stinkers: The Aviary Welcomes Baby Skunks, and You Can Help Name Them
The striped sisters will follow in their mother’s footsteps to become animal ambassadors.
Pittsburgh International Airport Takes Home the Gold
The new terminal and customer service building have achieved LEED Gold certification for environmental sustainability.
Get Your Fall Flavor Fix at These Local Coffee Shops
Even if pumpkin spice isn’t your jam, these locales offer flavors that can satisfy any autumnally inclined palate.
Your Guide to Seeing a Show Downtown
From musicals to symphonies, the Cultural District is bustling with an artistic world awaiting discovery.
25 Years Later, Shanksville Remembers 9/11
Located less than 100 miles from Pittsburgh, the Flight 93 National Memorial will host a series of events to honor the 40 victims who died after the plane crashed into a field.
One Person’s Trash Can Be Your Next Treasure at Pittsburgh International Airport
The Allegheny County Airport Authority’s annual auction is live now online.
77 Local Businesses Receive Funding to Update and Modernize Building Exteriors
A total of $1,134,400 will be dolled out as part of the Commercial Façade Grant Program.
Pittsburgh Magazine’s Guide to Fall
From food festivals to haunted houses, here’s everything you need to know to make the most of the season.
Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre Reveals Costumes for New Nutcracker
The attire will be designed by Susan Roemer, founder of S-Curve Apparel & Design.
By the Numbers: The Draft’s Impact on Pittsburgh
Two independent studies measure the economic impact and economic value of the massive event.
Your Guide to Pennsylvania’s Caves and Caverns
From casual tours to caving expeditions, there are countless ways to explore the region's rich geological history.
What Is the Name of the Pittsburgh Zoo’s Lion Cub?
A total of 1,141 names were submitted through a public naming contest, but the final choice honors both proud parents.
Day Trip: A View From Above
Kinzua Bridge State Park offers beauty and adventure.
7 Things to Do in August
Enjoy Little Italy Days, drink a brew at Barrel & Flow Fest and head to the National Aviary.
Dance Under the Stars with Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre
The popular performance is part of Allegheny County’s 2026 Summer Concert Series.
