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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.
Sephora Among the New Shops Popping Up in the Strip District
Local apparel brand Steel City is also slated to open at The Terminal in the spring.
There Soon Will Be a New, 4,000-Capacity Music Venue Near PPG Paints Arena
Citizens Live at the Wylie, which is expected to open in 2026, was developed in partnership with Hill District community groups.
All Aboard! Pennsylvania Trolley Museum Continues to Grow As Longtime Director Retires
Scott Becker is stepping down after 32 years at a time when the museum welcomed 48,000 visitors in 2024 — a 26% increase from the previous year.
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.
What to Know About the Pittsburgh St. Patrick’s Day Parade — and Some Parade History
The annual parade, which has gone on for more than a century in all kinds of weather, is scheduled for this Saturday.
Early Friday Morning, a Total Lunar Eclipse Will Be Visible in Pittsburgh
Adults and ‘young astronomers’ alike can easily enjoy this Friday’s blood moon with no equipment necessary.
Longtime Steelers Broadcaster Craig Wolfley Dies
The former player and longtime sideline reporter was 66.
Want to Hang Out With a Skunk? The National Aviary Has New Animal Ambassadors
The Pittsburgh attraction on the North Side just acquired 10 animals from the Carnegie Museum of Natural History program.
Joe Manganiello Discusses Tropical Heat and Uniontown Visits
The Pittsburgh native and actor is currently appearing on NBC as the host of “Deal or No Deal Island.”
Photos: Pittsburgh's National Aviary Welcomes Two African Penguin Chicks
The African Penguin is a critically endangered species.
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.
Where Is One of the Most Popular Neighborhoods in America?
According to economists at Realtor.com, it’s right here in Pittsburgh.
Best of the 'Burgh 2025 — Winners Coming Soon!
Thank you for voting in the annual Best of the 'Burgh contest. We're busy tallying your votes!
Where Will All the Official NFL Draft Activities Take Place in Pittsburgh?
Festivities will be held along North Shore Riverfront Park, in parking lots near Acrisure Stadium and in Point State Park, records show.
A Sweet Ride: Sweetwater Center for the Arts celebrates 50 years in Sewickley
The Pittsburgh-area organization brings back old traditions and creates new ones to mark its golden anniversary.
Longtime Retailer Banana Republic to Close in Shadyside
While the brand is the one of several major retailers to leave Walnut Street in recent years, new shops are on the way.
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.
