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U.S. Open Will Benefit Public Golf Courses in the Pittsburgh Area
USGA offers a 2025 championship giveback program to keep public golf programs strong and sustainable and to enrich leadership training.
State of Downtown Pittsburgh Report Shows Strong Growth in Small Retailers
But much work needs to be done to fill larger vacant properties in the Golden Triangle.
Who's Headlining This Year's Lucille Ball Comedy Festival?
A pair of comedy legends will take the stage at the annual fest in nearby Jamestown, New York.
What Green Bay and Detroit Will Teach Us About the 2026 NFL Draft in Pittsburgh
The Steel City is leaning on other cities with a playbook for the NFL draft to learn how to showcase our unique culture to the world.
A Pittsburgh-Made Cult Classic is Returning to Theaters
Kevin Smith will be in town on May 16 to introduce a screening of “Dogma,” which he shot here more than a quarter-century ago.
New Visitor Center at Meadowcroft Rockshelter to Enhance Experience
The new center is named after Robert Barensfeld, a 'visionary' in preserving history in southwestern Pennsylvania.
Restoration of Maxo Vanka Murals Faces Federal Funding Cuts
Executive Order by President Donald Trump affects project involving the 80-year-old murals in the St. Nicholas Croatian Catholic Church in Millvale.
Schenley Park Visitor Center Opens After $100,000 Upgrade
It's part of several projects underway by the nonprofit Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy as it nears its 30th anniversary next year.
How Are the TSA Checkpoints Changing at Pittsburgh International Airport?
Starting May 5, those with TSA PreCheck clearance will go to the main security area at all times.
Find Out Where You Can Witness Baseball History This Week
A series of plaques commemorating Roberto Clemente’s career will be unveiled on the former site of Three Rivers Stadium.
Meet 5 Musical Greats from the Pittsburgh Jazz Legends Program
Thirty-two artists have been inducted into the program.
PNC Carousel in Schenley Plaza Reopens April 19
Free rides will be offered opening day on the carousel, which celebrates its 19th season in Oakland.
Chatham University Takes Over Pittsburgh's Hunt Armory, Plans Improvements
Pittsburgh's only public indoor skating rink will be home to Chatham's men's and women's hockey teams, will offer public skating and will be open year-round.
Pittsburgh's Heinz History Center to Expand Again
The oldest cultural institution in Western Pennsylvania continues to reshape its future.
Local Artist’s Legacy Is Already Etched in Stone
Dolores “Dee” Carioto, 93, has been designing cemetery monuments since 1949.
How Carnegie Mellon University Is Using Robots to Break Down Your Old TV
The AI robots at roboLoop can disassemble TVs for recycling in 5 minutes — much quicker than a human can.
Logging Poised to Accelerate in Allegheny National Forest Under Federal Emergency Declaration
Environmental advocates warn of potential impact on Pennsylvania's endangered species as protections are bypassed.
11 Broadway Shows Coming to Pittsburgh
The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust announced the lineup for the 2025-26 season.
How to Visit Pittsburgh Cultural Attractions for Free
The RAD Pass returns for its second year, and all you need is a library card to get free entry to myriad museums, zoos and more.
The Burgh Book Baddies Creates a Community for Pittsburgh Women
The club for ‘devoted and not-so-devoted readers’ acts as a space for women to mingle and discuss their monthly reads.
What We Know About 'The Pitt' Season 2
Season 2 of the Max show will take place over a Fourth of July weekend.
