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6 Things to Know About Pitt's New Athletic Director Allen Greene
The University of Pittsburgh hires a new athletic director from the University of Tennessee who brings a wealth of experience from other appointments.
New Bouldering Area, Pump Track Opens in Boyce Park
Allegheny County cuts the ribbon on what it calls one of the largest outdoor public climbing facilities in the country.
The Frick Pittsburgh Searches for New Executive Director
Elizabeth Barker, who oversaw the most attended exhibit in the museum’s history, has departed.
Meet the Pittsburghers Leading Plans to Host the NFL Draft
An anticipated $11 million fund will help put on the event that could bring as many as 775,000 fans to the Steel City over three days in 2026.
Mayor Touts Downtown's Massive Potential at Point Park Forum
The Crown Castle Developers Forum Wednesday brought together university and community leaders to talk about the promising future of Downtown.
More Public Bathrooms May Be Installed in Downtown Pittsburgh
City Council moves to expand the program with federal COVID-19 relief funds.
Pittsburgh’s Eradicate Hate Global Summit Comes Amid Growing Political Violence, World Conflicts
The fourth-annual event on Oct. 21-23 brings in shooting victim Gabby Giffords as keynote speaker.
Downtown Set to Bring a New Holiday Magic Show to Life
The Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy is set to debut a new attraction this Light Up Night.
Meet a NASA Astronaut This Saturday in Market Square
NASA astronaut — and Pittsburgh native — Woody Hoburg and the Mars Robotics Association will give a fireside chat as part of ‘SpaceBurgh.’
Pittsburgh Zoo Seeks Total Reinvention in 20-Year Master Plan
It calls for more space for the animals, 'top-notch' facilities, new animals and 'wow' moments.
Take an Uber to Pittsburgh's Allentown, and You'll Get a Discount
The Hilltop neighborhood's business community is offering the $10 discount in October to encourage more people to visit.
Point Park University Unveils Proposed Events Center, Imagines New Downtown
A new report by the Urban Land Institute outlines ways that the university can become a catalyst for Downtown's next renaissance.
Forbes’ 400 Richest People in America Includes These Pittsburghers
Pittsburgh is tied to the list through industries like retail, movies, investments and building materials.
AI Innovator Nvidia to Team With the Pittsburgh Robotics Network and Local Universities
The announcement includes the establishment of joint technology centers at Carnegie Mellon University and the University of Pittsburgh.
Downtown Pittsburgh Mourns the Loss of Popular Boutique Owner
Boutique La Passerelle is closing after 14 years after the unexpected death of Adele Morelli.
The Carnegie Science Center Adds The Chinatown Inn to Its Miniature Railroad & Village
The new model celebrates the city's Chinese culture.
Will Kennywood's Steel Curtain Be Ready to Open in 2025?
The West Mifflin amusement park provides an update on progress of the roller coaster's 'extensive modification project.'
The Savannah Bananas are Coming to PNC Park
The barnstorming baseball team known for their unconventional rules and elaborate antics will make their Pittsburgh debut next August.
Why Are All Pittsburgh Public School Students Being Mailed Library Cards?
The CardFest program started as a pilot at five schools over the last two years; now more than 14,000 students at 54 schools will be getting cards.
Presley's Place Brings Calm to a Busy Pittsburgh International Airport
The sensory room in Concourse A marks five years at PIT and serves as a model for other airports, hospitals and civic organizations.
Teenie Harris and Roger Humphries Are Recognized for Their Artistic Contributions in Pittsburgh
An historical marker is erected at Harris' former home in Homewood and Pittsburgh names a street on the North Side after Humphries.
More Low-Income, Affordable Housing Is Coming to Pittsburgh's Uptown
Uptown Flats — developed by Bethlehem Haven and ACTION-Housing — aims to support low-income residents in a holistic way.
