Author: Virginia Linn
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.
Works of Renowned Pittsburgh Artists to Adorn Arts Landing
The $31 million project in Downtown's Cultural District is on track to open next April.
Pittsburgh’s Downtown Office Vacancy Still High at More than 18%
Still most tenants are staying in the Golden Triangle and newcomers are moving in, according to the Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership.
Ohiopyle State Park Gets Top Rating on Affordability, ‘Wow Factor’
The park in Fayette County is called a 'veritable playground' for all sorts of outdoor activities.
A Steelers Youth Sports Complex, Center of Life Coming to Hazelwood Green
Both projects in Pittsburgh advanced recently with approvals, funding announcements.
Pittsburgh’s Strip District Logs A Million More Visits in 2024
The fifth 'State of the Strip District 2025' report shows increased interest in this historic neighborhood.
Pittsburgh Cultural Trust Honors Namesake of Greer Cabaret Theater Upon his Death
It is dimming the lights of the marquee this week as a tribute.
Who Are the 10 New Inductees to the Pittsburgh Walk of Fame?
Andy Warhol, Roberto Clemente, Rachel Carson and Michael Keaton are on the list.
Fine Men’s Clothing Store Opens at Pittsburgh International Airport
Hammer Made is part of the refresh in retail, restaurant offerings for the coming terminal.
What Would You Add to the Carnegie Science Center’s Miniature Railroad & Village?
The public is invited to vote for one of three nominated historical landmarks that could be added to the popular attraction.
Fish Popsicles? Ice Cakes? How to Keep a Polar Bear Cool
Snowflake's care at the Pittsburgh Zoo & Aquarium is closely monitored as she heads into her sunset years.
3 Unexpected Art Experiences in Pittsburgh
Where to find art around town.
My Best of the ‘Burgh With Picklesburgh Creator Russell Howard
The man behind Picklesburgh shares his best of the Steel City.
What to See and Do for the Rest of the Summer in Pittsburgh
Have you been back on the Steel Curtain? Checked out Shore Thing or the new Kayak Pittsburgh dock? The summer will go fast.
Be the First to Sign Up To Test Pittsburgh’s New Airport Terminal
Between 3,000 to 4,000 volunteers will be recruited to conduct ‘dress rehearsals’ during September at Pittsburgh International Airport.
Pittsburgh Pride Choir Sings New Tune to Mark 40th Anniversary
Formerly the Renaissance City Choir, the LGBTQIA+ choral group updates its name as it ushers in the future.
What’s That New Floating Platform on the Allegheny River?
Riverlife launches Shore Thing — a new food and entertainment area off the North Shore in Pittsburgh.
Pittsburgh Zoo Announces $10 Million ‘Transformative’ Gift
The gift — by anonymous donors — will jump-start construction on a giraffe barn, design for Expedition Indonesia.
Improvements Are Coming to Acrisure Stadium To Prepare for the NFL Draft
Part of the South Lawn will be replaced with artificial turf and a larger electronic sign will be installed.
Aaron Rodgers Joins the Steelers
Rodgers played for the Green Bay Packers for 18 seasons before joining the New York Jets.
Pittsburgh Magazine Wins 3 Vann Awards in Journalism Excellence
This is the 36th annual awards that honor the former publisher and editor of the Pittsburgh Courier.
Pittsburgh Penguins Hire Dan Muse as its New Head Coach
The hiring comes a little more than a month after the Penguins fired Mike Sullivan, who had led the team to two Stanley Cup victories.
David Zubik Resigns as Bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh
Pope Leo XIV appoints Auxiliary Bishop Mark A. Eckman to lead the organization of 60 parishes.
12 Things to Do in Oakmont
Bookstores, boutiques and much more can be found away from the greens.
Pittsburgh’s Public Parks Rank No. 15 in the Nation
Most of the city’s population lives just a 10-minute walk from a park in the city.
New Sculpture Exhibit at Pittsburgh’s Frick Greenhouse Evokes Childhood Memories
Artist Atticus Adams also has created a special piece that honors Helen Clay Frick.
It’s Time to Roll at the Schenley Park Rink
For the first time, Pittsburgh's 50-year-old ice rink will offer public roller skating sessions all summer.
5 Things to Know About the Pittsburgh Mayor’s Race
Allegheny County Controller Corey O'Connor upsets Mayor Ed Gainey in the Democratic primary.
Plans Are Underway to Rejuvenate Liberty Avenue in Downtown Pittsburgh
The Downtown Neighbors Alliance envisions bringing in tech companies, a bookstore and cafe community space, more restaurants, boutique shops and other initiatives.
New Terminal at Pittsburgh International Airport on Track for ‘Substantial Completion’ by June 30
Airport officials are still mum on the opening date, but the design already is wowing aviation leaders, including British Airways CEO Sean Doyle.
How Your Driving May Change in Pennsylvania on June 5
That’s when a Pennsylvania ban on using a cell phone in your hand behind the wheel goes into effect.
Pirates Fire Manager Derek Shelton
Bench Coach Don Kelly is the new manager.
Kennywood Park’s Steel Curtain Returns Memorial Day Weekend
The popular roller coaster has endured a yearlong 'modification project' to improve stability and reliability.
Carnegie Mellon University Professor Wins Pulitzer Prize in History
Edda Fields-Black brought Harriet Tubman's role in a Union Army raid that freed 756 enslaved people to life through re-enactments, meticulous research.
Pittsburgh International Airport to More Than Double its Solar Energy Production
It's the first major airport in the world to run its own natural gas and solar energy microgrid.
Chatham University President to Depart, Interim Named
Rhonda Phillips, who helped turn around financial problems at the small private university, will be replaced by Provost Lisa Lambert.
Pittsburgh Penguins and Mike Sullivan Part Ways
The announcement comes after the franchise had its first losing season since 2005-06.
