Author: Virginia Linn
2025 40 Under 40 Honoree: Jamilah Ducar (39)
"We have these amazing sets of resources that are already existing at the university and our team really serves as a sense of navigation and connection to be sure they’re connected into our city."
2025 40 Under 40 Honoree: James Manning (36)
"As an educator, as a person, as an artist here in the city of Pittsburgh, my goal has always been to focus on inclusion, accessibility in a safe space, through creative freedom."
2025 40 Under 40 Honoree: Jaleah N. Robinson (39)
"Just one person can change the trajectory of a young person’s life. For me, I am energized by teaching. I am passionate about the field, and I think it is one of the most challenging and worthy professions there is."
2025 40 Under 40 Honoree: Katie M. Shipp (38)
"Once you know how awful [sexual abuse] is, you have to do something about it."
2025 40 Under 40 Honoree: Halle Stockton (39)
"Recognizing that we can all bring something to the table is just very powerful and helps us all to actually fulfill a mission of making local journalism be something that's not stiff or intimidating, but something that people want to talk about."
Heinz History Center Is Now Home to the David McCullough Archive
All of the Pittsburgh historian's national awards, book manuscripts, letters — even his manual typewriter — are part of the collection.
Work to Ramp Up on Project to Replace Parkway Bridge in Pittsburgh
Commercial Street is closing to traffic; Parkway East lane restrictions and full closures will follow.
The Surprising History Behind Pittsburgh’s Father-Son Mayors
Corey O’Connor — the son of another mayor — will become the 62nd person to assume the office.
University of Pittsburgh Kicks Off Project to Imagine a Better Wheelchair
Pitt engineers will lead a $41.5 million federal project that aims to 'change the field.'
Is This The End For Klavon’s Ice Cream Parlor?
The more than 100-year-old ‘Pittsburgh institution’ in the Strip District faces a sheriff’s sale in December.
‘The Pitt’ Medical Series is Shifting Attitudes, Moving Viewers to Action, Study Shows
An analysis by USC’s Norman Lear Center shows how entertainment influences audiences.
Market Square Construction Hits the Halfway Point
Traffic patterns will shift in coming weeks as work moves to the southern part of the square.
Downtown Pittsburgh’s Residential Market Makes a Big Comeback
‘We are not just seeing a movement, but we are seeing a momentum,” says one realtor.
Michael Keaton’s Name Is Spelled Wrong on His Walk of Fame Plaque
The Pittsburgh native was one of 10 luminaries honored on Monday in the Strip District.
Once Again, Pittsburgh Is Tapped As A Top Travel Destination In The World
National Geographic selects the Steel City as one of 25 best places to travel to in 2026 — the only U.S. city on the list.
Hundreds Turn Out to Christen Pittsburgh’s New Walk of Fame
The bronze stars that now grace the sidewalk in front of The Terminal in the Strip District are likely to become a tourist destination.
Clayton Begins Tours of Its Upper Floors
This is the first time visitors will be able to see the servants’ quarters, children’s playroom, school room and more atop the Frick Mansion in Pittsburgh.
Leaders Cut the Ribbon to ‘Open’ Pittsburgh’s New Airport Terminal
But an actual opening day for the new $1.7 billion terminal has yet to be announced.
World-Class Authors, Poets and Performers to Appear at City of Asylum’s LitFest
The line-up on Oct. 18-19 in Pittsburgh includes MacArthur Genius winner Anne Carson, Deaf comedians, a translation slam and more.
Is it True? Is The Monroeville Mall Headed for the Wrecking Ball?
There are lots of unanswered questions — including the future of the Living Dead Museum — regarding Pittsburgh's largest mall.
Lisa Schroeder to Retire as Head of the Pittsburgh Foundation
She was the first woman to lead the 80-year-old foundation. A national search will commence.
Tours Will Provide a New Way to Explore the Old ‘Wall Street of Pittsburgh’
These will be held along Downtown's Fourth Avenue to share the history, stories and 'fascinating architecture.'
Big Improvements to Pittsburgh’s ‘Sister Bridges Experience’ Move Forward
Riverlife kicks off public phase of a $30 million fundraising campaign that advances the Complete the Loop vision plan.
Parks in Allegheny County, Pittsburgh, Get Major Focus in Latest RAD Budget
The Allegheny Regional Asset District gives a 31% boost to local parks in its proposed 2026 spending plan.
Want To Talk To An Allegheny County Leader? Here’s Your Chance
Three more County Connect sessions are scheduled to gather ideas, input from county residents.
Sharpshooters Are Added to Schenley, Emerald View Parks to Control the Deer Population
The new hunting season kicked off on Sept. 20, and bow hunters are added to five more Pittsburgh parks to better manage deer herds.
Filming for ‘The Pitt’ Is Expected Back in Pittsburgh This Week
The production team returns triumphant after top wins at the 77th Emmy Awards.
Jeff Goldblum to Perform at Gala at Pittsburgh International Airport
The Oct. 3 party, which will include performances by the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, will celebrate the opening of the new landside terminal this fall.
Pittsburgh Review of Books Hits the Shelves
The new free literary site is a venture by Carnegie Mellon University with several local partners.
The Calder Mobile Returns to Pittsburgh International Airport
And there's much more art to see all over the new landside terminal, reflecting Pittsburgh's rich cultural legacy.
What Are Local Leaders Saying About the New PIT Terminal?
Plus, let us know your thoughts on the new terminal.
The New PIT Terminal by the Numbers
Local tax dollars spent: Zero.
Allegheny County’s RAD Pass Is Extended Year-Round
It provides free and discounted access to Pittsburgh-area zoos, museums and performance groups for library card holders.
Your Guide to the New Terminal at Pittsburgh International Airport
What to know about parking, ticketing, security, passenger pickup and more.
Allegheny County Health Officials Honor ‘Friendly Breastfeeding Places’
The awards program, now in its 29th year, aims to highlight places in the Pittsburgh area that are making it easier for new moms to breastfeed.
Starting Monday, the Heinz History Center, Fort Pitt Museum Will be Free for All Kids
An $11.5 million donation from Daniel G. and Carole L. Kamin announced earlier this summer has made this 'forever' perk possible.
Pittsburgh Airport Dog Named Steeler Wins Cutest Canine Contest
The Labrador retriever is trained to sniff out explosives at Pittsburgh International Airport.
Here’s a First Look at the New Perimeter Around Market Square
The Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership has replaced the chunky cobblestones with smooth precast pavers to improve accessibility.
Three Major Theaters in Pittsburgh Look at a Possible Merger
The Pittsburgh Public Theater, City Theatre and Pittsburgh CLO all face financial troubles.
Carnegie Museums Updating Rental Policies After Controversial Event
A $5,000-a-plate dinner hosted by Republican Sen. Dave McCormick last month at the museum draws fire.
First Human Case of West Nile Virus in 2025 is Reported in Allegheny County
A Plum resident started experiencing symptoms after being bitten by a mosquito carrying the virus.
There’s Now A Place in Pittsburgh That Celebrates Courage, Invites Reflection
The Brave Women Project unveils a special pergola installation at Steel Plaza.
An Open House is Scheduled to View Pittsburgh’s New Airport Terminal
The event on Oct. 11 gives visitors another chance to see the new project at Pittsburgh International Airport before it officially opens.
What to Do in Canton, Ohio
Beyond the popular Pro Football Hall of Fame, there are a number of unexpected attractions to see in this city.
My Best of the ‘Burgh With Allegheny County Executive Sara Innamorato
Wait, she doesn't like ketchup?
Ripped From the Headlines: New Stories for ‘The Pitt’
Season 2 of the Pittsburgh-based medical drama is likely to show the impact in the ER of Medicaid cuts, trauma experienced by immigrants.
