Author: Richard Cook
How to Safely Take Great Pictures of the Eclipse
Even with just a smartphone, these tips from the pros will help you grab an unforgettable shot.
Change of Plans: Monroeville Convention Center Will Stay Open
Hobby Lobby had been slated to occupy the space in early summer.
Former Pittsburgh Steelers Linebacker Andy Russell Dies
Russell played on two Super Bowl winning teams in the 1970s.
Calling It a Career: Steelers Broadcaster Bill Hillgrove Retires
Hillgrove has been the team's play-by-play announcer for 30 years.
Giving Back: Cam Heyward is NFL’s Walter Payton Man of the Year
The award was presented by Prince Harry Thursday night in Las Vegas.
This Week in Pittsburgh History: The Steelers Win Super Bowl XL
The 2006 victory gave the the team their elusive “One for the Thumb.”
Pittsburgh Steelers’ Playoff Game with Buffalo Moved to Monday
Buffalo is expecting blizzard conditions beginning Saturday evening.
Flight Options from PIT: New Nonstop Service to San Diego
Breeze Airlines is the second carrier to add direct flights to the popular California destination.
Schenley Park Skating Rink Will Not Open This Winter
Construction delays ended the skating season before it ever began.
More Questions Than Answers About Sale of U.S. Steel
Japanese company Nippon Steel plans to acquire the Pittsburgh-headquartered steelmaker for $14.9 billion. Pennsylvania lawmakers and the Steelworkers Union were quick to oppose it.
Frontier Airlines Expands Its Nonstop Service from Pittsburgh to Four New Cities
The expansion more than doubles the airline's offerings at Pittsburgh International.
Pittsburgh Steelers Fire Offensive Coordinator Matt Canada
The decision came after Sunday's loss to the Cleveland Browns, the sixth time the Steelers were unable to score more than one touchdown in a game.
Southwest To Offer Nonstop Flights Between Pittsburgh and San Diego
It's the first time nonstop service has been available between the two cities since early 2019.
Who Would You Put on a List of Favorite Pittsburgh Celebrities?
After we published our list in the October issue, we asked readers to come up with a list of names they thought we should have included.
Photo Gallery: Witches and Warlocks Take the Water at North Park
Nancy Barnes, an L.L. Bean Outdoor Discovery Program kayak and paddleboard instructor, got the idea from a similar event held in the Pacific Northwest.
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Interim No Longer: Chris W. Brussalis is Point Park University’s New President
The board of trustees voted unanimously Tuesday to make Brussalis the University's Ninth President.
My Best of the ‘Burgh: Ken Rice
Well into his third decade as a Pittsburgh television anchor, we wanted to know his favorites in the city he has covered for so long.
The Furries are Back in Pittsburgh – Are You Up On Your Furry Etiquette?
The Furries are in Pittsburgh this weekend for their annual convention. We’ve got a list of do’s and don’ts to make them feel welcome.
Best of the ‘Burgh 2023: Staff Picks
28 of the best things to do, see, eat and drink Pittsburgh on a list you won't find anywhere else.
What Are The Challenges Ahead For The Progressive Victors of Tuesday’s Primary?
A number of new faces will be taking the reins of power in Allegheny County.
If City Council Approves, Pittsburgh Will Finally Have a New Police Chief
Mayor Ed Gainey has tapped a former assistant chief to succeed former Chief Scott Schubert, who retired last year.
What Will Pitt’s Newest Arena and Sports Performance Facility Look Like?
New renderings of the Victory Heights project have been released.
This Week in Pittsburgh History: The First Daylight Saving Time Takes Effect in the United States
The idea of moving the clock ahead one hour in the spring came from a Pittsburgh industrialist and member of City Council.
Bridge That Carries Blvd. of Allies over Schenley Park Is Closed for Safety Concerns
The Charles Anderson Memorial Bridge will remain open to pedestrians and bicyclists.
Update: Determined Uber Eats Driver’s Viral Moment at Duquesne Basketball Game Was a Prank
Officials had to stop the game when the delivery person walked onto the court with a bag of food and a drink from McDonald's.
Fan Favorite Andrew McCutchen to Reunite with the Pittsburgh Pirates
A decade ago, he was the team's biggest star during three consecutive seasons when the Bucs reached the post season.
84 Lumber Founder Joe Hardy III Dies on His 100th Birthday
Hardy is synonymous with his lumber empire, the Fayette County resort he developed and a larger-than-life personality.
See Which 15 Stories and Features Got the Most Attention in 2022
Our readers clicked on these stories the most in the last 12 months.
This Week in Pittsburgh History: Albert Einstein Comes to Pittsburgh
The physicist spoke in a theater that held only 400 people with another 600 trying unsuccessfully to get in.
Days Before 50th Anniversary of The “Immaculate Reception,” Franco Harris Dies at 72
His improbable, seemingly impossible shoestring catch and run for a touchdown beat the Oakland Raiders and sent the Steelers to the first of many playoff games in the '70s.
This Week in Pittsburgh History: Steelers Turn Out the Lights at Three Rivers Stadium
Plus, the University of Pittsburgh makes an historic coaching hire.
Winter Getaways: Presque Isle State Park
A very popular destination in the summer, this Erie landmark can be just as magical on a frigid winter day.
North Park Holiday Laser Show Returns For a Third Year
The 45-minute show raises thousands for the Kane Foundation.
Want to Know Which Roads Will Be Closed This Weekend For Light-Up Night?
Keep this list handy if you have any plans to be Downtown.
Getting To “The Big Easy” Will Be Even Easier from Pittsburgh
Discount carrier Breeze Airways is launching nonstop service to New Orleans and resuming its nonstop service in Hartford, Connecticut.
More People Are Choosing to Live Downtown, Will Office Workers Follow?
A new report from the Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership suggests that residential occupancy rates and rents are on the rebound, but are not yet back to pre-pandemic levels.
This Week in Pittsburgh History: The Last Game at Pitt Stadium
During its 74-year lifespan, the stadium was also the second home of the Pittsburgh Steelers, until the team moved to Three Rivers Stadium.
First Look: What Pittsburgh Is Planning for Light-Up Night 2022
For the second year in a row, Light-Up Night will be on a Saturday.
Weekend Road Trip: Enjoy The Peace and Quiet of Pymatuning
Fishing, sailing, hunting, hiking, biking, kayaking and sitting by a campfire are the main activities here.
Watch the Trailer: Tom Hanks is No Mister Rogers in Movie Shot in Pittsburgh Area
“A Man Called Otto” will be in theaters in Pittsburgh in January.
Watch Bruno Sammartino Revisit His Childhood Home at the History Center
The late wrestling legend explores his youth in war-torn Italy in the documentary “Bruno Sammartino,” which receives its Pittsburgh premiere Oct. 6.
Mesmerizing to See: Fog Rolls In, Over and Through Pittsburgh
Watch a time-lapse video compiled by thousands of pictures from photographer Dave DiCello.
Pitt Head Coach Pat Narduzzi Beats West Virginia Then Goes After ESPN
Fans who turned off the TV after the gun sounded missed the coach's blunt comments aired on national TV.
Change in the Lineup: Marty Griffin Joins Larry Richert on KDKA’s Morning Show
Griffin moves from middays, replacing Kevin Battle who was let go in what was described as a cost-cutting move earlier this week.
This Week in Pittsburgh History: Water Main Break Floods Gateway Center
The break sent a rush of water, two feet deep in some places, through Downtown streets and nearly knocked KDKA-TV off of the air.
Riding the Samuel Justus Trail Gets You Close to the Allegheny River Without Getting Wet
Exploring scenic bike routes less than two hours from Pittsburgh.
