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Market Square's Modern Future Revealed in New Renderings
Market Square, which dates back to the late 1700s, was last overhauled in 2010.
Here Are the 2025 High School Musicals in the Pittsburgh Area
'Hadestown,' 'Footloose' are among the popular performances on the list of more than 100 high schools.
Greater Pittsburgh Arts Council Turns to AI to Bolster Communication, Initiatives
As part of its five-year plan, it's introducing a concierge named Artzy to assist the public.
Sharpshooters Will Begin Culling Deer in Pittsburgh's Frick and Riverview Parks
The program aims to reduce the size of the herds and will be conducted only when the parks are closed overnight.
Pittsburgh Cultural Trust Unveils Plans for the New ‘Arts Landing’ Downtown
It’s moving forward with ‘reimagining and building an entirely new destination’ in the 8th Street Block Civic Space.
Pennsylvania's First Fresh International Market to Open in April in Pittsburgh
The global grocery store will mark a 'significant milestone' for the newly refurbished Rockwell Park in North Point Breeze.
It's Time to Explore Pittsburgh's Hays Woods Park
The Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy begins free tours of Pittsburgh’s newest urban park on the south side of the Monongahela River.
Here’s the New 'I Voted' Sticker You’ll be Getting on Election Day in Allegheny County
A 10th grader’s design, selected out of 10 finalists, will be used throughout the 2025-26 election years.
Contemporary Craft Doubles Its Size With New Building
The Lawrenceville organization for craft artists launches a $4.5 million capital campaign and will expand fiber and metals, woodworking and blacksmithing programs.
No Reopening Date in Sight for Panther Hollow Bridge in Oakland
Pittsburgh residents affected by detours ask City for safety measures that have been a concern since the bridge was abruptly shut down on Oct. 19, 2024.
‘REAL ID Day’ Coming to Penn Hills Driver License Center
PennDOT is offering service on a day the driver license center is typically closed.
Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra Recognized at Grammy Awards
The engineers behind the group’s recording of Anton Bruckner and Mason Bates took home the award for Best Engineered Album, Classical.
Project That Provides Valentine's Day Flowers for Widows Blooms in Pittsburgh
The satellite effort started here in 2021 by a Mars woman aims to deliver 400 bouquets this year.
Carnegie Mellon Grad's Supersonic Aircraft Breaks Sound Barrier
Blake Scholl's Boom Supersonic aims to bring back high-speed passenger service 22 years after the end of the Concorde.
Watch: Paul Skenes Talks Baseball on 'Late Night With Seth Meyers'
An 11-year-old in Los Angeles found Skenes' 1/1 signed Rookie of the Year card — and rejected the Pirates' offer to make an exchange.
Pittsburgh Celebrates Black History Month
Several organizations are hosting events that range from recognition of the National Negro Opera Company to lectures, films and children's activities.
What New Retail Shops and Restaurants Are Coming to Ross Park Mall?
Aritzia, Garage, State & Liberty and Tecova are among the national stores opening for the first time in the Pittsburgh region.
Rivers of Steel Gets First New Leader in 35 Years
The organization offers tours and programs at the Carrie Blast Furnaces, Pump House, other historical structures and Explorer Riverboat rides.
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.
Celebrating our Previous Pittsburghers of the Year
Take a look back at previous honorees and their significant, unforgettable contributions to our 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.
