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The Frick Art Museum Will Close for Two Months for Repairs
Workers will replace the fire alarm system. All other attractions at the Frick, including Summer Fridays, will continue.
Horses? Dirt Roads? What’s Going on in Harmony?
The Butler County town is one of several locations where filming for the upcoming biopic "Hershey" is scheduled to take place.
New Terminal at Pittsburgh International Airport on Track for 'Substantial Completion' by June 30
Airport officials are still mum on the opening date, but the design already is wowing aviation leaders, including British Airways CEO Sean Doyle.
Visitors Ooh and Aah Over The Frick Collection's Must-See Museum in New York City
After a $220 million renovation, The Frick Collection reopens to display Henry Clay Frick's vast collection of artwork and artifacts in his Beaux-Arts mansion.
How Your Driving May Change in Pennsylvania on June 5
That’s when a Pennsylvania ban on using a cell phone in your hand behind the wheel goes into effect.
Would you Move to a Small Western Pennsylvania Town for $5,000?
As the Pittsburgh region loses residents, counties prepare for the future.
Kennywood Park's Steel Curtain Returns Memorial Day Weekend
The popular roller coaster has endured a yearlong 'modification project' to improve stability and reliability.
‘It’s Going to Take All of Us’: Pennsylvania Tackles Maternal Mortality
A state plan and a wave of legislation are aimed at addressing rising deaths of women dying before, during or after giving birth.
Carnegie Mellon University Professor Wins Pulitzer Prize in History
Edda Fields-Black brought Harriet Tubman's role in a Union Army raid that freed 756 enslaved people to life through re-enactments, meticulous research.
Greater Pittsburgh Festival of Books Carries on the Library Mission of 'Free to the People'
Now in its fourth year, it moves to the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh — 'a perfect fit for what we do.'
The 'Cement City' Podcast Tells Donora's Story
The popular podcast tells the modern story of the former steel town known mostly for a deadly 1948 smog disaster.
These Photos Show What 'Star Wars' Would Look Like in Pittsburgh
Local photographer Dave DiCello edits the galaxy far, far away into the Steel City — just in time for "Star Wars Day."
From Running Clubs to Naked Bowling, Pittsburghers Find Ways to Combat Loneliness
Various groups in the Steel City help locals and transplants find their gang.
Pittsburgh International Airport to More Than Double its Solar Energy Production
It's the first major airport in the world to run its own natural gas and solar energy microgrid.
The World’s Largest Rubber Duck Is Returning to Western PA
Idlewild & SoakZone in Ligonier will host the six-story tall inflatable this summer.
Pittsburgh Marathon: Road Closures to Know Before Sunday’s Race
Road closures start Friday at noon and continue through Sunday in the late afternoon.
Chatham University President to Depart, Interim Named
Rhonda Phillips, who helped turn around financial problems at the small private university, will be replaced by Provost Lisa Lambert.
Club Cafe is Set to Reopen This Summer
The South Side venue, which shuttered at the end of 2024, has been purchased by the management group Keystone Artist Connect.
Pittsburgh Penguins and Mike Sullivan Part Ways
The announcement comes after the franchise had its first losing season since 2005-06.
Another Day, Another Project Breaks Ground in Downtown Pittsburgh
Construction on the $31 million Arts Landing in the Cultural District officially gets underway on April 29.
Uncover Pittsburgh’s Hidden History in the Strip District
The Heinz History Center has hundreds of never-before-scene yinzer relics on display through April 4, 2026.
