Author: Admin Staff - Tom McGinty
Kennywood Is Nominated for ‘Best Theme Park’ in National Readers Choice Awards
Its famed coaster, Phantom’s Revenge, is also nominated in the “Best Roller Coaster” category.
Pitt Names Robin Harmony as New Women’s Basketball Head Coach
The Hershey native has earned recognition for her recruiting success, player development and ability to build strong team culture, the university says.
Spring Into These New (and Soon-to-Open) Restaurants, Cafes and Breweries
It's been a busy year so far on Pittsburgh's culinary scene.
Balance Brewing Co. Resurrects the Art of Beer-Making in Ross
The business opened March 21 in the former Necromancer Brewing Co. space on Babcock Boulevard.
Redd Up for the Black-and-Gold Before the NFL Draft
More than 400 tons of litter have been removed from the region since the September 2025 launch of the Immaculate Collection.
Candle-Making Business Is the Latest Pop-Up to Join Downtown Revitalization Effort
Visitors on Saturday, March 28 can receive a free gift.
5 Things to Do in Pittsburgh This Weekend
Plus, seasonal events around the city.
Does Pittsburgh Have a Perception Problem?
VisitPITTSBURGH’s new “Forge On” marketing campaign invites travelers to engage with Pittsburgh’s legacy beyond the steel that made it famous.
Who Is Carrie? Rivers of Steel Seeks Photo of Woman Behind Iconic Carrie Blast Furnaces
While the organization now knows the full name of the woman whose name lives on through the historical landmark in Rankin, they’re still searching for her face.
Hop to It: Rabbit Wranglers of Pittsburgh in Need of Foster Families
The nonprofit organization helps abused, neglected and abandoned bunnies.
What’s the Buzz About Nectar Candy Co.?
The three-wheeled Italian vehicle pops up all over Pittsburgh selling Swedish gummy candy.
A Sense of Community Drew This Family to Observatory Hill
The updated four-bedroom home is located on a quiet dead-end street.
Welcome to Pittsburgh!
Leaders from across the region welcome visitors to Pittsburgh for the NFL Draft.
Pittsburgh's 8 Best Wine Bars
From casual gathering spots to a whimsical wine-and-dessert lounge, you can't go wrong when ordering a glass at any of these local destinations.
Sheetz Is Hiring 500 Employees in Pennsylvania
The chain will host hiring events with on-the-spot interviews at each of its 315 Pennsylvania locations on Wednesday, March 25.
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.
When Will Pittsburgh’s Allergy Season Be in Full Bloom?
Studies show that environmental factors are making for worse periods of discomfort that can last longer.
Things to Do in Pittsburgh This Spring
Laugh along with Tommy Davison, take in a collection of thrilling dances with Pittsburgh Ballet Theater or shop for handmade goods from more than 100 local makers.
Extra! Extra! Pittsburgh City Paper is Back
Months after its closure, the alternative newspaper will return under new ownership.
The Penguins Keep Finding Ways to Figure It Out
It may not always be pretty, but the team continues to win games. Could the unlikely story they’ve been writing have a happy ending after all?
House of the Week: Victorian Grandeur Meets Modern Artistry in Highland Park
This seven-bedroom Highland Park home pairs historic charm with thoughtfully updated interiors.
Chipped Ham Fries? Pirates Unveil New Yinzerfied Concessions for 2026 Season
The home opener is on April 3.
Could Pittsburgh International Airport Soon See Driverless Buses?
A multimillion-dollar proposal has entered a public comment period through April 14.
Carlow University Names New Provost
Rhonda Maneval had previously served as interim provost and dean of the College of Health and Wellness.
5 Local Chocolate Shops Where You Can Find Easter Candy
Plus one day trip if you’re feeling adventurous.
Pittsburgh Zoo & Aquarium Explores Adding New Destination to the North Shore
A feasibility study will investigate the potential project.
‘Shopopoly’ Returns to Market Square
Participants can be entered into drawings to win up to $3,000 worth of prizes.
Wiz Khalifa to Headline New Hill District Venue’s First Show
Citizens Live at the Wylie is scheduled to open this fall.
City to Host the First of Many Saturday E-Waste Collection Events
Residents can dispose of common, hard-to-get-rid-of items like computers, TVs and batteries.
A Pittsburgh Fashion Scene Icon is Curating His Final Show
Richard Parsakian’s career spans almost half a century.
Check Out the Pittsburgh Marathon's Official Black-And-Gold Shoe for 2026
The Brooks Glycerin 23 features Pittsburgh bridges and landmarks on each foot.
Legacy Hospitality Group promises more “eatertainment” in 2026 — and beyond
The new restaurant group was formed by the people behind some of Pittsburgh’s hottest eateries.
A Welcoming Front Porch in a Friendly Community
The three-bedroom, Craftsman-style style is in Brighton Heights.
The Best Things to Eat in Pittsburgh Right Now
Columnist Emily Catalano's guide to burgers, brunch and vodka rigatoni.
What Do Yinz Know About Mr. Yuk?
The universal face of poison prevention was created in Pittsburgh in 1971.
Heinz History Center Makes History — Again
The Strip District facility topped a national Best Of list.
It's a Celebration! Steelers Finally Grasp the Obvious
In a long-overdue roster-building development, the team is getting serious about who’s catching the passes.
Chef Csilla Thackray Reveals the Inspiration Behind Titusz
The celebrated chef draws on family history, Central European traditions and years in Pittsburgh kitchens to bring Hungarian and Austrian cooking into focus.
House of the Week: A Three-Level Duplex With Terrace Views and Flexible Living Space
A versatile home offering garden views and a private apartment.
Buy a Shamrock Shake For Goodness’ Sake
McDonald’s will donate 25 cents from each minty beverage sold to charity.
Dig in With Graver: Milane’s Cuban Corner, Glads Deli and Mangia at Live! Casino
You've hit the dining jackpot!
Kitten Chaos — Trappers Prepare for Mating Season
After Pittsburgh’s spay-and-neuter program went dark for more than a year, kitten season came back with a vengeance.
A Candy King, and a Sanitary Steward, Resided in This Squirrel Hill Manse
David L. Clark and the Hartje family both have history with the brick Colonial Revival-style home.
Pittsburgh Pet of the Month: Inez
Meet Inez, a joyful senior with plenty of zoomies left to share.
The Past Finds New Life at Wexford General Store Antiques
The Pine Township landmark is celebrating its 60th anniversary this year.
Fun Puns — Even Better Food. The Common Good Opens Downtown
The team behind Ritual House and Palm Palm opened the healthy, fast-casual concept on March 5.
Page’s Hits the Road for Its 75th Season
The South Side ice cream shop opens March 9.
House of the Week: A Home in Plum Built for Real Life
Everyday routines feel effortless here.
