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Pennsylvania’s Newest State Park Is Underground
The recent donation of Laurel Caverns to the Commonwealth makes it the state’s 125th park. It opens on Earth Day, April 22.
The Savvy Yinzer's Guide To: Pittsburgh's H
For two decades, Pittsburgh suffered the loss of its endmost letter after the U.S. Board on Geographic Names deemed it unnecessary. So, what was our H up to in those missing years?
Why Is Gas So Expensive in Pittsburgh?
Experts warn prices could break the record set in 2022, even following a temporary ceasefire in Trump’s war with Iran.
Pittsburgh is Getting Its Michelin Moment
The Michelin Guide is expanding into the Great Lakes, meaning dining in Pittsburgh will be highlighted to a global audience. Plus, local chefs weigh in on the region’s burgeoning food scene.
Could Pittsburgh Get Its Own LEGO Set?
The set will be up for review in May, when a LEGO review board will make a “go/no go” decision on the product featuring notable Downtown architecture.
Need-O the NeeDoh: Pittsburghers Are on Board With the Newest Toy Trend — Mostly
Love it or hate it, the squishy sensory toy is having a moment.
Local Ballfields to Receive Significant Upgrades
The work is funded through a partnership between Pirates Charities and the Pennsylvania Laborers’ District Council.
Can Reading Bring Us Together Again? Sony Ton-Aime Thinks So
The Haiti native is growing a new chapter at Pittsburgh Arts & Lectures.
Frick Park’s Trackchair Program Gives People With Limited Mobility a Chance to Hit the Trails
Four electric-powered, all-terrain wheelchairs will be available to borrow free of charge starting in May.
Carnegie International Returns With Events ‘Across Pittsburgh’s Cultural Landscape’
The quadrennial exhibition is the longest-running international art show.
A Local Manufacturer Is Named Among the Most Trustworthy Companies in America
84 Lumber and U.S. Steel were both ranked in the top 10 within the “Materials & Chemicals” category.
Sick or Injured at The Draft? Allegheny Health Network is Deploying ‘Medical Forts’
Hospital officials say they are dedicated to making sure the festivities are “a safe and memorable experience.”
What Do Steel City and 84 Lumber Have in Common?
Grit, hometown pride and now, a line of co-branded apparel.
‘Romance Is Revolutionary:' New Queer Woman-Owned Bookstore Comes to Lawrenceville
The Shelf Love Society is scheduled to open April 11 at 4745 Butler Street, right across from the Allegheny Cemetery.
13 Pittsburgh Magazine Entries Are Finalists for Regional Awards
Winners will be announced during the Golden Quill dinner and awards ceremony on Monday, May 18, at Rivers Casino on Pittsburgh’s North Shore.
How to Get Around Pittsburgh During the 2026 NFL Draft
VisitPITTSBURGH encourages visitors and residents alike to make use of expanded public transit options.
Know-It-All: What Do You Know About The Smoky City?
For decades, coal-fired mills and furnaces made sooty skies in Pittsburgh.
Sweet! Betsy Ann Chocolates Has Been Making Goodies for Nearly a Century
The West View business still produces gourmet treats according to recipes created by Betsy Ann Helsel, the company’s late founder and namesake.
The Future is Growing at Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens
Helmed by Richard Piacentini, the longtime president and CEO, the landmark venue serves as a global model for sustainability and renewable energy.
Shop for Vintage Goods at the Heinz History Center
The Neighborhood Flea’s 12th-annual Vintage Pittsburgh Festival will feature more than 50 vendors.
What’s New at Kennywood This Year?
From potato-inspired menus to some important anniversaries, the park says the 2026 season will be full of surprises.
Local Lawmakers Propose Legislation to Regulate Airbnbs — Again
The reform would require the implementation of “baseline safety standards” and establish distinct regulatory categories.
