Author: PM Staff
Watch: Pascal Dupuis Wipes Away Tears During Tribute Video
Dupuis, whose playing days were ended by blood clots, was honored during the first period of Monday's night's game against the Capitals at Consol Energy Center.
Big Move at big Burrito: Chef Derek Stevens Leaving Eleven
Stevens plans to open his own downtown Pittsburgh restaurant next year. Other big Burrito chefs on the move, too.
Dance, Party, Eat Pizza, Go to Sleep
At a loss on what to do this weekend? Our editors have some ideas.
The Easiest Way Around This Weekend's Parkway East Closure
This closure is a warm-up for the implosion of the Greenfield Bridge, scheduled for later this month.
Making the Blight Fight Beautiful: Why You Should Adopt a Lot
The city of Pittsburgh has a new program that encourages residents to turn vacant lots into gardens and more.
TV Series Auditions: Is Your Pittsburgh Pooch Camera-Ready?
A new comedy for ABC is shooting its pilot in Pittsburgh and is looking for a few good dogs.
Pittsburgh in a Fog and That's a Beautiful Thing
Photographers willing to brave the pre-dawn morning chill were rewarded in a big way.
Take a Moment and Revel in the Browns' Misery
When you watch this video, it's hard to imagine how things in Cleveland could get any worse.
Get Some Potato Patch in Your Stocking
Kennywood Park is transformed into a holiday wonderland, complete with the state's tallest Christmas tree.
What do Millennials Want Most? A House in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh finishes just behind one other city in America for the hottest millennial housing market in 2016.
California Dreamin' – Pens Show Off Beach Volleyball Skills
We think these guys were trying to recreate a scene from a popular movie.
What Borneo, Havana, Wales and Pittsburgh Have in Common
Pittsburgh earns more national recognition with its inclusion in a very eclectic list of travel destinations.
Who are the Dedicated Archivists of Pittsburgh's North Side?
The entirely volunteer-run Allegheny City Historic Gallery gives free guided tours, hosts special events and is planning even more for 2016.
WWE Loves Visiting Children's Hospital (and It's Adorable Every Time)
No matter how intimidating the brawlers may be in the ring, they turn into teddy bears in a hurry when they meet fans at Children's Hospital.
Kennywood Shines With More Than 1.5 Million Holiday Lights
New this year, the state's tallest Christmas tree will be the focal point of the amusement park's celebration of the holiday season.
Flicks: Grand Ole Opry Hits the Big Screen
For the first time, an Opry performance has been captured for release as a theatrical feature film, allowing you to view the show from afar.
Pittsburgh's Joe Manganiello Weds Sofia Vergara
The A-list couple tied the knot at a Florida beach resort Sunday.
Your Guide to Pittsburgh's Light Up Night 2015
A handy reference so you're in the right spot at the right time for your favorite events.
Eat’n Park Makes Rick Sebak Smile
The beloved Pittsburgh personality gets his own Smiley Cookie for the holidays.
How to Get Around Upcoming Closing of the Parkway East
Planning ahead, especially if you're going to Saturday's Pitt game at Heinz Field or Penguins game at Consol Energy Center, is crucial.
Who Is Leaving These Books All Over Pittsburgh?
Here's what to know and what to do if you find one.
Weekend Concerts: Country Singer Loretta Lynn
The legendary singer's one-night engagement is just of several entertaining options in the Pittsburgh area.
'Hungry, Hungry Humans' Whets the Appetite at Spirit
Nearly every night of the week, the Lawrenceville bar and pizza joint hosts games, music and opportunities to do ridiculous things you can’t do at home.
What 'Love The Coopers' Director Liked Most in Pittsburgh
The movie's all-star cast worked under the direction of Jessie Nelson, who fell in love with the 'Burgh.
Smoke BBQ Taqueria Branching Out with Burgers
This new addition to the menu will only be available one day a week.
10 Days of Great Cinema Begins at Three Rivers Film Fest
The 3RFF's opening-night selections include a new documentary from some serious Pittsburgh filmmakers.
Restaurant News: New Chef de Cuisine Announced at Root 174
The Regent Square kitchen will get a new chef de cuisine to work with executive chef Keith Fuller starting in January.
Pittsburgh Council Chews on Bill to Ease Food Truck Restrictions
Dan Gilman’s proposal could also have a big impact on underserved communities.
Planes, Trains, Automobiles, and a Few Good Brews
A Brew Cinema event at the Hollywood Theater in Dormont pairs a retro movie with a beer tasting.
Ben and the Bus Together Again?
The Steelers' quarterback is reportedly scouting locations for his new restaurant in the same neighborhood where former teammate Jerome Bettis opened his own eatery.
Now You Can Use Your Phone to Feed the Parking Meter
A free app offered by the Pittsburgh Parking Authority is filled with features that should make it nearly impossible to get a parking ticket.
Pittsburgh is Newest Market for Assembly-Line Pizza Chain
Blaze Fast-Fire'd Pizza, banking on its relationship with LeBron James, is hoping to open 10 restaurants in the Pittsburgh area.
A (Local) Trip to Japan at Phipps Conservatory
Visit Phipps Fall Flower Show for an un-spooky celebration of the season.
Point Park University Provides Literal Window to Journalism Students
The school is building a "New York City-style media hub" downtown, where passersby can watch students learn their craft.
Longtime Steelers' Fan Asks Team to Grant Birthday Wish
As she turns 90, Josephine "Jo" Szwarc says there's one Steeler-related item on her bucket list.
Does the Pittsburgh Area Need Another Burger Chain?
A Florida restaurant group is hoping its burgers will be a hit with 'Burghers.
New, Massive Holiday Light Show Coming to Pittsburgh Area
The display will feature millions of LED lights, some blinking to the rhythm of music.
Greenfield Bridge Closing: 5 Things You Need to Know
The 94-year-old span is going to go out with a bang at the end of the year, but it's closing for good this weekend.
Kevin Sousa Explains Why His New Restaurant Isn't Open Yet
Despite some setbacks, the chef says "things couldn't really be going any better."
Highway Heritage: The Pennsylvania Turnpike Celebrates 75
2015 marks the diamond anniversary of the Pennsylvania Turnpike, which set the tone for highways nationwide.
Foodies Get Ready: Alton Brown is Coming to Pittsburgh
The Food Network phenom will appear live at the Benedum Center in April, but if you want tickets, now is the time to act.
Pittsburgh is Among The Top Resilient Cities in The World
Standing alongside greats like Bangkok, London, and San Francisco, Pittsburgh joins the “A-Team” of strong and healthy cities.
Ewan McGregor and Friends Hanging Out in Harmony
The actor is making his directorial debut shooting "American Pastoral."
The Cultural Trust Invites You on Month-Long Trip to India
India in Focus, a six-week showcase of Indian culture, hit downtown Pittsburgh earlier this week and will be sticking around through Nov. 9.
Pittsburgh Neighborhood Home to Unique Art Houses
A pair of Troy Hill homes are enjoying new lives as art installations. Could they be the beginning of a new trend?
Pittsburgh Gallery Crawl Great Way to Start the Weekend
Gallery Crawl may be the best way to experience as much of the Pittsburgh art scene in one fabulous evening as possible.
Why the Best Sunday Night Viewing is Not on TV
The sun, earth, and moon will be doing a rare celestial dance last performed when Ronald Reagan was still in his first-term as President.
