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Pittsburgh Penguins Reveal Their Stanley Cup Bling
Bling doesn't begin the describe these jeweled works of art.
Top 10 ZIP Codes in the Pittsburgh-Area Housing Market
Based on data from Zillow, these are the neighborhoods where home values are on the rise.
Pirates Offer Tip The Cap to Fans in Season-Ending Video
Acknowledging the season didn't end the way the team or fans wanted, Pirates skipper Clint Hurdle made a promise for 2018.
PM on KD: Made in Pittsburgh – The Big Idea
Our October issue features stories about six Pittsburghers with great ideas, a profile of Homestead Mayor Betty Esper and a photo essay of Western Penitentiary. Associate Editor Sean Collier discusses how those stories came together during an appearance on KDKA's Pittsburgh Today Live.
Roberto Clemente Jr. Goes to Bat for Puerto Rico
The son of the Pittsburgh baseball icon is doing what his father did 45 years ago, helping people in need. Also, he's not the only one stepping up.
Come Hang Out and Party on The New Greenfield Bridge
Everyone is invited to celebrate the end of two years of delays and detours.
Food (and Heritage) at Heinz History Center
Two early-October events celebrate western Pennsylvania’s roots, culinary and otherwise.
Hyperloop One Could Change How You Spend Your Weekends
Hyperloop One plans to use high-speed pods that travel in low-pressure tubes to whisk people and freight at 700 miles an hour, cutting the travel time from Pittsburgh to Chicago to less than an hour.
Watch: Local Beverly's Birthdays Gets National Attention
NBC Nightly News profiled Megs Yunn of Irwin, who doles out birthday cheer 365 days a year.
Penguins Broadcaster Mike Lange Cutting Back This Season
Lange is entering his 43rd season of NHL broadcasting, all but one of which were spent with Pittsburgh
With 50 Shades of Silence, Darieth Chisolm Offers Her Voice and Support
The longtime local newscaster’s website and forthcoming documentary, based on her own experience with non-consensual pornography, aim to provide victims with help and support.
10 Years Later: What Randy Pausch's “Last Lecture” Taught Us
People who were in the audience that day reflect on the importance of Pausch's message and how it is still relevant today.
What the Old Farmer's Almanac Says About Upcoming Winter
The Almanac suggests Pittsburgh might be in for a white Christmas.
Watch: Pittsburgh Dad's Fond Farewell to the Log Jammer
The iconic ride retired Sunday after 42 years, but not before Pittsburgh Dad took one final, nostalgic plunge.
Watch: A Deer’s Dip in a Ross Township Pool Goes Viral
A Ross Township man kept his cool in the pool when a fawn decided to go for a swim.
Kennywood Park to Retire the Log Jammer
After 42 years, the ride will close for good on Sunday.
Tailgating at the Pitt Game? Let Someone Else Bring the Food
Say goodbye to hauling your own coolers, grills and tents as Pitt partners with Tailgate Guys to bring tailgating nirvana.
Flying Into the Future: PIT Getting New Terminal, Fewer Gates
Allegheny County Airport Authority plans to spend more than $1 billion to construct a new landside terminal as part of a modernization of Pittsburgh International Airport.
Have You Ever Heard of The Pittsburgher's Creed?
The words were written more than a century ago by a Pittsburgh paper company executive.
PM on KD: Beauty in the 'Burgh
PM Associate Editor Jessica Sinichak appears on KDKA's Pittsburgh Today Live to discuss some the latest cosmetic innovations and trends taking place in the city's evolving beauty scene.
CMU Researcher: Don’t Depend on LinkedIn to Find a Job
A new study reinforces the old adage that it’s not what you know, but who you know.
Kennywood’s New Happy Hauntings Promise Family Fall Fun
Looking for creepy-crawly fun for the whole family? Don your Halloween best and head to Kennywood this October.
