Author: Virginia Linn
Another Day, Another Project Breaks Ground in Downtown Pittsburgh
Construction on the $31 million Arts Landing in the Cultural District officially gets underway on April 29.
U.S. Open Will Benefit Public Golf Courses in the Pittsburgh Area
USGA offers a 2025 championship giveback program to keep public golf programs strong and sustainable and to enrich leadership training.
State of Downtown Pittsburgh Report Shows Strong Growth in Small Retailers
But much work needs to be done to fill larger vacant properties in the Golden Triangle.
How Are the TSA Checkpoints Changing at Pittsburgh International Airport?
Starting May 5, those with TSA PreCheck clearance will go to the main security area at all times.
How to Visit Pittsburgh Cultural Attractions for Free
The RAD Pass returns for its second year, and all you need is a library card to get free entry to myriad museums, zoos and more.
What We Know About ‘The Pitt’ Season 2
Season 2 of the Max show will take place over a Fourth of July weekend.
Pittcon Returns to Pittsburgh in 2027 to Promote Science
Such gatherings are more important than ever, organizers say, given the rising distrust in science and federal cuts.
A Year of Construction Kicks Off in Pittsburgh’s Market Square
The project will modernize the historical square and be completed in time for the NFL Draft in April 2026.
Heinz History Center Not Part of Federal Scrutiny Directed at The Smithsonian
Pittsburgh's History Center has been affiliated with the Smithsonian Institution since 2000, but is not likely to be affected by President Donald Trump's new executive order.
Pittsburgh’s Allegheny Riverfront Park To Get a New Look
The nonprofit Riverlife breaks ground on a $5.4 million rehabilitation project to restore the promenade to its former glory and to update its usage.
Pittsburgh Zoo’s Silverback Gorilla Dies From Cardiac Event
Harry, a western lowland gorilla, had been a fixture at the zoo for most of his 33 years.
What to Know About the 2026 NFL Draft
VisitPittsburgh's annual meeting offers insight on what the Steel City can expect.
Pittsburgh’s Tree of Life Aims to Eradicate Hate, Fight Antisemitism With Traveling Exhibition
The exhibit, which opens March 27 on the University of Pittsburgh campus, tells the story of the Oct. 27, 2018 synagogue shooting and the future of the site.
Atlanta Company Is Buying Kennywood, Sandcastle and Idlewild Parks
The acquisition by Herschend Family Entertainment is part of a deal that involves more than 20 properties across 10 states.
Who Needs a Measles Booster? Allegheny County Health Officials Are Fielding Calls
As reports of measles cases rise in parts of the U.S., Pittsburghers are wondering if they're protected from this most contagious disease.
9 Things to Know About Duquesne University President Ken Gormley As He Announces New Role
The constitutional scholar says he will step down as the university's president after 10 years in 2026, but will assume a new position as chancellor.
Where’s The Kaufmann’s Clock? New Pittsburgh Wayfinding Signs Will Tell You
A public-private collaborative is installing 129 black and gold signs to make Downtown, Oakland and the North Side more pedestrian-friendly.
Infectious Disease Dashboard Provides Window on Health in Allegheny County
Preliminary figures for 2024 show a spike in whooping cough and fortunately no recent cases of measles — yet.
‘The Thaw’ Aims to Warm Up Downtown Pittsburgh for Spring
The three-weekend festival in March will bring musical entertainment, an ice luge and even the burning of a snowman to Market Square.
The Frick Pittsburgh Opens Kara Walker’s Evocative Exhibit of Silhouettes
The images bring 'to light experiences of racism that were often omitted' in historical narratives of the Civil War.
Lawsuit Advances to Challenge ‘The Pitt’
The Max medical drama set in Pittsburgh is a 'carbon copy' of the 'ER' reboot Warner Bros. pitched to Michael Crichton's estate, the lawsuit claims.
Pittsburgh Downtown Survey Shows Progress in Cleanliness, Perception of Safety
Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership's 2024 Satisfaction Survey says the Golden Triangle is more welcoming, but problems persist.
Fast Track: American Airlines Offers Nonstops to Kentucky Derby
The special flights are scheduled between Pittsburgh International Airport and Louisville, Kentucky for the May 3 Run for the Roses.
My Best of the ‘Burgh With Jon Delano
The former KDKA editor and trained lawyer isn't lollygagging in retirement.
New National Aviary Veterinary Care and Conservation Center to Open in Fox Chapel
The $17 million project is a partnership between the SK Rockwell Conservancy and the Aviary.
RIP, Duo the Owl
Duolingo's notorious green mascot found dead!
Market Square’s Modern Future Revealed in New Renderings
Market Square, which dates back to the late 1700s, was last overhauled in 2010.
Sharpshooters Will Begin Culling Deer in Pittsburgh’s Frick and Riverview Parks
The program aims to reduce the size of the herds and will be conducted only when the parks are closed overnight.
Pittsburgh Cultural Trust Unveils Plans for the New ‘Arts Landing’ Downtown
It’s moving forward with ‘reimagining and building an entirely new destination’ in the 8th Street Block Civic Space.
It’s Time to Explore Pittsburgh’s Hays Woods Park
The Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy begins free tours of Pittsburgh’s newest urban park on the south side of the Monongahela River.
Contemporary Craft Doubles Its Size With New Building
The Lawrenceville organization for craft artists launches a $4.5 million capital campaign and will expand fiber and metals, woodworking and blacksmithing programs.
Carnegie Mellon Grad’s Supersonic Aircraft Breaks Sound Barrier
Blake Scholl's Boom Supersonic aims to bring back high-speed passenger service 22 years after the end of the Concorde.
Watch: Paul Skenes Talks Baseball on ‘Late Night With Seth Meyers’
An 11-year-old in Los Angeles found Skenes' 1/1 signed Rookie of the Year card — and rejected the Pirates' offer to make an exchange.
Rivers of Steel Gets First New Leader in 35 Years
The organization offers tours and programs at the Carrie Blast Furnaces, Pump House, other historical structures and Explorer Riverboat rides.
How Is the Frigid Cold Affecting Tick Populations, Spring Plants in Pittsburgh?
The nasty ticks are likely to survive, but some of the more popular plants could see damage.
What’s Included in the Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership’s Three-Year Vision?
The Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership unveils three-year strategic vision to help transform the Golden Triangle.
Pittsburgh International Airport Reaches Nearly Two-Decade High in Passenger Traffic
Passenger traffic in 2024 not only surpassed pre-pandemic levels but was the most in nearly 20 years.
New Terminal at Pittsburgh International Airport May Open in Early Fall
Black and gold signs, constellation lighting and robots at TSA security will be part of the landside terminal that is 80% complete.
‘The Pitt’ Wins Praise From Pittsburgh ER Staff for Being ‘Most Realistic’
The executive producers behind the Max medical series vowed to be as authentic as possible and to focus on providers.
Artistic Director Marya Sea Kaminski Is leaving the Pittsburgh Public Theater
She is the first woman to lead the Downtown theater company that was founded by two women 50 years ago.
New Pittsburgh Film Critics Association Names Top Movies for 2024
‘Substance,’ and ‘Challengers’ are among the best, and the group introduces a Mister Rogers Kindness Award.
Three Rivers Arts Festival Will Last Only 4 Days in 2025
Downtown construction to create a permanent festival space in the Cultural District will limit this year's event.
Official Training Begins for the Pittsburgh Marathon
More than 40,000 people are expected to participate in the marathon weekend events on May 2-4.
Convive Coffee Will Open at Pittsburgh International Airport
It's the latest Pittsburgh-based business to join the concessions opening at PIT.
August Wilson Finally Receives a Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame
His widow will accept the posthumous award for the Pittsburgh-born playwright at the ceremony on Tuesday, Jan. 7.
It’s Time to Nominate Names for the New Pittsburgh Walk of Fame
Nominations will be taken through January, with plans to induct the inaugural 10-member class this fall.
Get 7 Cancer Screenings at One Time at AHN Locations in 2025
As part of your New Year’s resolutions, here are ways to improve your health.
