Author: PM Staff
Watch: Bill Cowher and Mike Tomlin One-on-One
It's fascinating to watch the former and current head coaches share a few laughs in the office they have both occupied.
Watch: Do You Speak Pittsburghese?
This video nails it as an introduction to Pittsburgh's unique dialect. Make sure not to miss the outtakes at the end.
Watch: Sidney Crosby Scores Like a Baseball Player
This shot will be on hockey highlight reels for years to come.
Nick’s Fat City Roars Back to Life — at Stage AE
A lineup of favorites gathers to recreate the Pittsburgh rock scene of the 1990s.
Update: 10-Year-Old Girl Nabs Rudy the Elusive Rooster
The rooster, which had become a neighborhood nuisance, had been on the run for several months.
Why These Notable Pittsburghers Love Winter
From a comedian, to a chef, to a TV news anchor –– all different reasons for why they love winter in Pittsburgh.
Watch: From 3,500 Feet to The 50-Yard Line at Heinz Field
Members of the Wings of Blue, the U.S. Air Force Parachute Team, dropped in on Heinz Field Sunday to present game balls to U.S. veterans. Fortunately for us, they had cameras strapped to their helmets.
Does a Ghost Live in the Cathedral of Learning?
E. Maxine Bruhns, director of the Cathedral’s Nationality Rooms, believes her grandmother has been living there for years.
Home Sweet Home: Pittsburgh No. 1 In Affordable Housing
The median home in Pittsburgh is six times cheaper than the same sized property in San Francisco.
Duquesne University Inaugurates New President with Deep Pittsburgh Roots
Ken Gormley began his new tenure by delivering good news to University employees.
Puppy Love on Pittsburgh's Clemente Bridge
See why Saturday is a great time to share your love of pets underneath the city skyline.
Baby Breakthrough: A Car Seat That Installs Itself
A Pittsburgh company has created a car seat that takes the guesswork out of providing a safe fit for your infant
Biker Friendly: Runnels on the Way for Pittsburgh City Steps
The rails will allow cyclists to push their bikes up or down the ‘Burgh’s network of stairs.
Based on Hard Data: Best Neighborhoods to Live in Pittsburgh
A website founded by Carnegie Mellon University students is out with its 2016 rankings of Pittsburgh neighborhoods using data from the U.S. Census Bureau, the FBI, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and other sources.
Pittsburgh's Tunnels to Become Cell-Phone Friendly Again
Local wireless carriers are working on plans to eliminate dropped calls inside Pittsburgh's three major tunnels.
New Penguins Pump-Up Video: Watch It Early, Watch It Often
Another Stanley Cup caliber video from the the talented folks at Benstonium.
Watch: On The Road with a Pittsburgh Food Truck
Our ride-along reveals a few surprises and is guaranteed to make you hungry.
Sneak Peek: What's on the Menu at The 2016 Best Restaurants Party
One of the chefs is bringing a secret weapon.
Second New Restaurant Moving into Union Trust Building
The upscale seafood eatery is expected to open in late 2016 or early 2017.
Crosby's Breakaway Goal, Yeah You Want to Watch it Again
Sidney Crosby's unassisted goal was his third game-winning score in the series against Tampa Bay.
Pittsburgh Wins Best Cheesesteak Poll, Philly Cries Foul
In a USA Today poll asking readers to choose the best cheesesteak in Pennsylvania, East Carson Street’s Groove Cheesesteak Co. finished first.
Pittsburgh Among Top Three Best Cities for Teenagers
Pittsburgh is the only city in Pennsylvania to make the top 10.
Steelers & Pirates Rivalries Not Enough for Some in Cincinnati
Cincinnati's professional soccer team is looking for some help from its football team. Good luck with that.
Downtown Development Spreading Beyond Golden Triangle
75 percent of the Pittsburgh's new development occurred in either the North Shore or the Strip District.
The Boss Coming Back to the 'Burgh
Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band will perform at Consol Energy Center in September.
Not Surprising: 'Burgh Among the Best for New College Grads
According to a financial advising site, Pittsburgh is both affordable and a good place to find a job for those fresh out of college.
Sweet Scented Memories: A Visit to the Hills Store for Snacks
This new candle will take you back in time.
Antonio Brown's Latest Dance Move Might Frighten Steelers' Fans
On Monday night's “Dancing with the Stars,” Brown and his new, one-night-only partner, Karina Smirnoff, dazzled the audience as they danced through a cha cha to “Son of a Preacher Man.”
Remembering Jay Dantry
Jay's Book Stall was considered one of the premier bookstores in the country and a must stop for touring writers.
Pirates' Pre-Game Handshakes in League of Their Own
They may look a bit ridiculous (bordering on silly) but who in their right mind would tell them to stop?
Antonio Brown Breaks Out on ‘Dancing with the Stars’
Brown, and partner Sharna Burgess, tied for the third highest score Monday night dancing to a “Friend Like Me” from Disney's “Aladdin.”
He Shoots and Scores! True Love Overcomes Hockey Rivalry
Can a Pens' fan and a Flyers' fan live together without driving each other crazy?
2016 Home of the Year Reception
On Wednesday March 30, Pittsburgh Magazine hosted a reception to honor our 2016 Homes of the Year winners at Today's Home - Mcknight.
Curtain Falls on Another Pittsburgh-Area Drive-In
Part of the theater site will be occupied by a gas station and a convenience store.
Pittsburgh's Three Rivers Regatta Will Be Twice the Fun in 2016
The annual summer event will present its signature activities in July and August.
Watch: Navy Seal Teaches Big Ben How to Improve His Aim
The Steelers' quarterback and his father got some long-range shooting training during an appearance on a reality TV show.
Stephen King To Discuss Latest Book During Stop In Sewickley
Penguin Bookshop was one of only 12 bookstores nationwide selected to host a stop on King’s current book tour.
Pittsburgh Offers Free Rides & Parking to St. Patrick's Day Revelers
The city is encouraging everyone (who will be drinking) to park once and take advantage of free rides between downtown and the South Side.
Pittsburgh Was the Answer – But What Was the Question?
See how the 'Burgh and one of its popular places was part of a recent round of Jeopardy.
Watch: 'Burgh's Steepest Street Stars in New Audi Commercial
Canton Avenue in Beechview is roughed up to present an even bigger challenge to man and machine.
Watch: Special Welcome for the Leap-Day Babies
These newborns deserve the kind of party that comes only once every four years.
Pittsburgh's Hottest Neighborhoods for Renters
Find out where the top neighborhoods for rentals in Pittsburgh are right now.
5 Pittsburgh-Area Communities Ranked Best for Families
The survey is based on criteria ranging from the percentage of families with young children to median family income to housing affordability.
Inside the Den: Video of Pittsburgh Zoo's Newest Arrival
This birth of the Amur leopard cub is significant because the species is extremely endangered with only about 70 leopards remaining in the wild.
Pittsburgh Public Market Will Close Earlier Than Planned
Despite its closing, the market has scheduled some final events to entice customers to make one more visit.
Kennywood's Noah's Ark Getting Birthday Makeover
Additions to the popular attraction include some elements which were removed during its last renovation 20 years ago.
Back From the Dead? Parkway Center Focus of New Development Talk
Aside from a Giant Eagle, the mall has been empty for the past three years.
Great Catch: Easiest Way to Tasty Lenten Fish Frys
Looking for a delicious battered fish sandwich or golden-brown pierogies on Friday? Here’s a handy guide plus a few fun facts about our fascination with fish.
