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Season 2 of 'For The Love Of Parks' Podcast Debuts with a Look at Hays Woods
The Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy has been exploring the city's green spaces in podcasts since 2021.
Pirates’ Smoke Might Actually Betray Fire This Time
It’s at least worth pondering whether they’re about to become a ‘team to watch.’
Duquesne University Appoints Provost David J. Dausey as its New President
He will be the 14th president in the Catholic university's 147 years, following the 10-year tenure of President Ken Gormley.
Point Park University Plans to Purchase YWCA Building to Increase Student Housing, Add Amenities
Earlier plans by a Michigan-based developer to convert the Downtown building on Wood Street into apartments and retail had failed.
The Arts Landing Project Is Ahead of Schedule — and Should Be Ready for the NFL Draft
The 4-acre, multipurpose green space in the heart of the Cultural District will feature a massive stage, a playground and more.
12 Places to Order Thanksgiving Dinner in Pittsburgh
Deadlines are fast approaching to order dinners that will have someone else do all the cooking for you.
Submit Your Holiday Decorations to Pittsburgh Magazine
Your decorations could be featured online.
A Tradition of Giving: Give Big Pittsburgh Is Back
Start off the holiday season with a donation to your favorite local nonprofit.
What You Need to Know About Parking at the New Pittsburgh Airport Terminal
The new 'smart garage' will guide you to open spaces with overhead sensors, digital wayfinding technology.
Why Is Mister Rogers in the Stained-Glass Windows of a Shadyside Church?
Calvary Episcopal Church has a long-standing tradition of honoring Pennsylvania’s historical figures in its windows.
The 59th Carnegie International Aims to be the Most Far-Reaching and More Collaborative Than Ever
The storied show kicks off on May 2 at Pittsburgh's Carnegie Museum of Art and other locations and will run for eight months.
New Terminal at Pittsburgh International Airport to Open Nov. 18
The 811,000-square-foot terminal will be the right size for the region’s travel needs.
'A Safe Space for Everyone': QBurgh Marks 5 Years Covering Pittsburgh’s LGBTQ+ Community
It all started as "a crazy idea.”
Local Veteran Gets Surprised with New, Accessible Bathroom
The West Shore for Warriors program gifted the accessible shower to Army and Navy veteran Jody Steinberger, who is fully disabled.
See the Award-Winning Buildings Created by Pittsburgh Architects and Designers
For its annual contest, AIA’s Design Pittsburgh program honored a number of local architects and designers for their work on projects such as the Glasshouse, Allegheny Branch House Lofts and The Eatery at Litchfield Towers.
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.
FAA Cuts Will Not Reduce Flights at Pittsburgh International Airport
40 major airports across the country face reduced service because of federal shutdown.
The Peoples Gas Holiday Market Is Moving to the Cultural District
Pittsburgh's beloved annual event will take place in three spots near the Benedum Center — but Market Square will still be bustling for the holidays.
Penguins’ Reluctant Rebuild About to Get a Jump-Start
The arrival of goaltender Murashov is a significant step, even if it’s ahead of schedule.
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.'
