The 412
Pittsburgh Among Top Three Best Cities for Teenagers
Pittsburgh is the only city in Pennsylvania to make the top 10.
Steelers & Pirates Rivalries Not Enough for Some in Cincinnati
Cincinnati's professional soccer team is looking for some help from its football team. Good luck with that.
Downtown Development Spreading Beyond Golden Triangle
75 percent of the Pittsburgh's new development occurred in either the North Shore or the Strip District.
Watch: Antonio Brown Rebounds to Dance Another Week
Brown and partner Sharna Burgess have advanced to the the semifinals of “Dancing With the Stars.”
The Boss Coming Back to the 'Burgh
Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band will perform at Consol Energy Center in September.
Wanted in Pittsburgh by 2025: 80,000 New Workers
A new report indicates the region is losing 8,000 workers a year.
Short Notice: Lauryn Hill Coming to Pittsburgh Wednesday
It will be the singer's first Pittsburgh show in 17 years.
Pittsburgh Comic Shop Owners Prepare For Free Comic Book Day
For comic book fans, it's the equivalent of black Friday, only much more fun.
Ross Photographer's Out of This World Picture To Be On Postage Stamp
The stunning photo of a star trail around Mt. Rainier took two hours to shoot.
Is PUC Going Overboard With Its Punishment of Uber
Governor Tom Wolf, Mayor Bill Peduto, and Allegheny County Executive Rich Fitzgerald say the PUC went too far when it fined the ride-sharing company $11.3 million.
The Story Behind This Epic Picture of Lightning Over Pittsburgh
Most people crawl deeper under the covers during a nighttime thunderstorm, photographer Dave DiCello does just the opposite.
Not Surprising: 'Burgh Among the Best for New College Grads
According to a financial advising site, Pittsburgh is both affordable and a good place to find a job for those fresh out of college.
Harold Hayes' Biggest Retirement Fear, It's Not What You Think
Hayes leaves KDKA TV after nearly 37 years with his legacy as one of the city's most respected, fair and accurate reporters – and his priceless sense of humor – firmly intact.
What to Watch Out For in This Year’s Pittsburgh Marathon
Marathon weekend can be a challenge for both runners, who are trying to finish the grueling race, and spectators who are simply trying to get around. We've got the info you need, whether you're running or watching from the sidelines.
Philly Chefs With Pittsburgh Roots Win Big at the James Beard Awards
Michael Solomonov and Steven Cook have picked up two James Beard awards this year, and Solomonov is in the running for one more.
Seven Cool Things About Dormont's Hollywood Theater
After a decades-long cycle of closing and reopening, Pittsburgh’s oldest single-screen theater continues to enchant visitors.
Antonio Brown Lets Loose on ‘Dancing With The Stars’
Brown enjoyed a breakout night dancing to “Footloose” Monday night, but not before some drama with partner Sharna Burgess.
Jackie Evancho's New Single ‘Apocalypse’ Has Pop Sound
Richland Township native Jackie Evancho released a new single, straying from her classical sound into the realm of pop for the first time.
Several Western Pennsylvania Programs Included in White House Early-Childhood STEM Initiatives
The Fred Rogers Company and the Grable Foundation are among several regional organizations committed to promoting STEM education for the youngest learners.
Legendary Frankie Capri Is Bringing His One-Man-Band Back to the 'Burgh
Capri will perform in a limited engagement at The Original Oyster House in Market Square.
Pitt's James Conner Gets Welcome Surprise on ‘Ellen’
Conner, considered one of the best collegiate running backs in the game, has been battling Hodgkin lymphoma for the past five months.
Renovated Cliffside Park Renamed to Honor August Wilson
The Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy unveiled the new August Wilson Park overlooking the Allegheny River. The park is located around the corner from Wilson’s former home in the Hill District.
