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Famous Pittsburgh Inventor (You Probably Haven’t Heard Of) Celebrates 150th Birthday
The National Museum of Broadcasting will be honoring Pittsburgh inventor and broadcasting pioneer Frank Conrad to mark his 150th birthday with a fundraiser.
What New Ways Will Pittsburgh CLO Draw Families to its Shows?
The theater company will offer shuttle services, discounted children’s tickets and child care for its summer season.
What to Know about Today’s Partial Solar Eclipse in Pittsburgh
Here’s a last-minute FAQ on how to watch the celestial phenomenon safely.
Photos: Record Flooding Hits Pittsburgh
Dave DiCello captures the state of the city following multiple days of rain.
Pittsburgh is Named a Top 100 'Unexpected' World Destination
At the same time, the Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership is working hard to uphold and improve the vibrancy of the Golden Triangle.
Why Is Pittsburgh Looking to Expand Bow Hunting of Deer to 3 More Parks?
Deemed a ‘tremendous success,’ the deer management pilot program could include Schenley, Emerald View and Highland parks in September.
Max Greenlights a New Medical Drama Set in Pittsburgh
“The PITT,” from the producers behind “ER,” will focus on frontline workers at a modern-day hospital in Pittsburgh.
New Non-Stop Destinations Abound At Pittsburgh International Airport
Seasonal low-cost flights begin soon to Boston, New York, Philly and more.
How to Safely Take Great Pictures of the Eclipse
Even with just a smartphone, these tips from the pros will help you grab an unforgettable shot.
Pittsburgh Music Blends with Cuban Heritage at Del Caiman Art Show
Hosted at Pittsburgh Winery, the March 26 event promises to be an immersive experience of music, art and taste that celebrates Cuban expression.
The Carnegie Music Hall is Restored to its Former Glory
The 129-year-old hall reopens after an eight-month renovation that adds more comfortable seating, air-conditioning.
When You Can See Sugarhill Gang, Ben Folds and More, for Free, This Summer
This year’s slate of Three Rivers Arts Festival headliners includes returning favorites and marquee names.
'Sorry, I Don't Understanding': City Of Asylum Hosts World Premiere
Exiled writers in Pittsburgh collaborate in a play that speaks volumes.
How to Keep the Next Andy Warhol in Pittsburgh
With new support from Citizens, the Warhol Academy is enhancing its training of young people in creative and technical skills to provide more local support.
Pixar Lands at Carnegie Science Center This May
The lauded animation studio will bring “The Science of Pixar” to Pittsburgh for a seven-month engagement.
Trying to Get Rid of That Old TV? Household Chemicals? Now is Your Chance
The Pennsylvania Resources Council announces its 2024 collection schedule for hard-to-recycle items and dangerous chemicals.
High Fashion at Carnegie Mellon University Takes the Stage
The nearly 30-year-old Lunar New Year Fashion Show — completely run by students — this year opens its doors to other Pittsburgh universities and businesses to expand the creative pool.
The Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Is Expanding Its Hours
The library system is adding more than 90 hours of service per week, making this one of the largest hours expansions in the system’s history.
Change of Plans: Monroeville Convention Center Will Stay Open
Hobby Lobby had been slated to occupy the space in early summer.
Pets After Dark Gives Dog and Cat Owners Peace of Mind in the Middle of the Night
The local tele-health service was launched by a local veterinarian as an alternative to pet emergency clinics.
How Five Immigrant Restaurateurs Have Brought Spice to Pittsburgh
Here are the stories of how they persevered and found success in the Steel City.
Which Western Pennsylvania Town Is Now In the 'Banana Hall of Fame'
The birthplace of the banana split was named to the inaugural class of inductees in honor of the Dole Food Company’s 125th birthday.
