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What Pittsburgh Movie Could You Watch Every Day?
To celebrate Groundhog Day, we want to hear from you on which movie you'd like to watch on a loop.
2024 Pittsburgher of the Year: Christina Cassotis
The charming but no-nonsense CEO of the Allegheny County Airport Authority is spearheading a revolution in air travel for the Steel City.
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.
Pittsburgh Developer Sees Great Opportunity in Saving Western Penitentiary
He's collected 1,500 signatures on a petition asking Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro to halt planned demolition of the 143-year-old U.S. landmark.
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.
A Pittsburgh Pup Will Compete in Puppy Bowl XXI
Centaur, a mixed-breed dog recently adopted from Animal Friends, is on the roster for Team Fluff.
Through 'Snoopers & Sneakers,' Local Authors Are Shining a Light on Autism
The middle-grade book by Cristina Rouvalis and Lydia Wayman debuts on Jan. 21.
Pittsburgh Zoo Euthanizes a 17-Year-Old Giraffe With Chronic Bone Condition
Sox was one of two giraffes at the zoo, which aims to build a state-of-the art giraffe barn as part of its first phase in a 20-year master plan.
Latest REAL ID Deadline Is Fast Approaching in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania residents must have a REAL ID for domestic flights and entry to some federal facilities beginning May 7.
Ice, Cold, Beer: Pittsburgh TubClub Is Making a Splash in the Wellness Community
Our food editor will brave the frigid, yet reinvigorating, water when the organization pops up at Allegheny City Brewing next month.
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.
Pittsburgh Chess Phenom Wants More Women to Play
A chess meet-up for women, other efforts aim to combat the 'sea of testosterone' at local matches and other events.
Can Downtown Pittsburgh's Smithfield Street Church Be Saved?
Efforts are underway to find partners to help the congregation stay in the historical building that faces more than $10 million in repairs.
Quiz: You Think the Iron City Beer Sign Should Say ...
The law firm Pond Lehocky now has the advertising real estate, but Pittsburgh Magazine readers tell us what they want the sign to say.
HGTV Star Leanne Ford Loses Her New Home in California Wildfires
The Pittsburgh native, who starred on several home improvement shows alongside her brother, posted photos of the home’s charred remains.
New Leadership Takes Over Pittsburgh’s City of Asylum Board
Co-founder Henry Reese is stepping down as chairman at a time when the nonprofit is pushing for Pittsburgh to be named a UNESCO City of Literature.
It’s True — Wegmans Is Coming to the Pittsburgh Region
The 115,000-square-foot store will be built next to the UPMC Lemieux Sports Complex in Cranberry.
Kennywood Will Replace Thomas Town With New Attraction
The Pittsburgh park was the last in the U.S. to host these rides themed after ‘Thomas & Friends.’
'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.
‘The Pitt’ Recap: Episodes 1 & 2
An accident on the T platform, a passed-out med student and child high on THC. Here’s what happened on “The Pitt.”
