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Andrew McCutchen (Sort Of) Names New Son After Pittsburgh
It's a terrific name, as long as Cutch doesn't get traded.
Popular French Pastry Chef Can Stay in Squirrel Hill
Gaby et Jules chef and co-owner David Piquard’s permanent visa had been denied. But he may not have to return to France after all.
10 of Our Favorite Holiday Gifts Found at Pittsburgh's Museums
These suggestions may spare you the stress of finding the perfect gift.
Borges and Bar Owners Combine for Hurricane Relief Effort
Spoon Executive Chef Jamilka Borges and the owners of Hidden Harbor/Independent Brewing Company partner to raise funds for Puerto Rico.
Pittsburghers Continue to Give Big
Thousands of people are donating to their favorite local nonprofit, are you one of them?
Why the Airport Is a Cool Place to Do Your Holiday Shopping
At PIT’s annual open house, visitors can shop, tour and explore.
Gift Giving Through the Mind of a CMU Expert
Researchers help you find the gift your loved ones really want this holiday season.
Does The Pittsburgh City Flag Need a Makeover?
A city flag redesign contest draws in submissions of rivers, bridges and even pierogies.
PIT to Seattle with No More Layovers via Alaska Airlines
Alaska Airlines is Pittsburgh's newest carrier and it’s bringing more daily nonstop flights to the West Coast.
Pittsburgh's Most Dazzling Movie Screen is Now Open
The new Rangos Giant Cinema, replacing the bygone Omnimax, is ready for audiences at the Carnegie Science Center.
Watch: Ben and Bud Light ‘Dilly Dilly’ Mashup is Hilarious
If the creator of the latest Bud Light commercial wasn't a Steelers fan, he is now.
Can't Get No Satisfaction - Renters in Pittsburgh?
A new study suggests Pittsburgh tenants are far from thrilled with where they live.
Watch Movies Downtown Like They Did a Century Ago
The Pop-Up Nickelodeon, featuring a trio of century-old films, is open from Light Up Night through First Night.
The Joy of Cookies: Cookies Tour Enters 20th Season
More than 48,000 cookies will bring in holiday cheer in Lawrenceville.
Can You Name All of the Lists Pittsburgh is On?
Pittsburgh's first significant nationwide ranking was more than three decades ago –– and a lot has changed since then.
First-Ever Pittsburgh Cat Film Festival Makes Local Kittens Famous
The Pittsburgh Cat Film Festival at Row House Cinema is headlined by a collection of local cat videos.
New Options and New Cheap Fares at Pittsburgh International
Two airlines are adding destinations from Pittsburgh and another is again offering rock-bottom fares to Europe.
Oakland Resident Shares Story of Holocaust Survival
In her recently published autobiography, Yolanda Avram Willis speaks out about her experiences as a childhood survivor of the Jewish persecution in Greece.
Watch: The Many Sides of Evgeni Malkin
Hockey Night in Canada takes a look at the Penguins' center, who talks about sharing the spotlight with Sid, his relationship with Sergei Gonchar, being left out of the NHL 100 and more.
Hungry Customers Enjoy Sneak Eat at Food Truck Park
The “Truck Yeah! Round Up” attracted large crowds and mostly positive reviews.
Pittsburgher Recognized as One of CNN’s Top 10 Heroes
He created a nonprofit organization that collects used soap bars from guesthouses in impoverished countries, transforming waste in potentially life-saving sanitation products.
Light Up Night 2017 Will Be Bigger and Better than Ever
Pittsburgh's annual kickoff of the holiday season will include a VIP party and tour of the roof of the U.S. Steel Building, new Pop Ups and returning favorites.
