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How Carnegie Music Hall’s Renovations Will Increase Comfort While Preserving the Building’s History
The $8 million project includes ADA-compliant seating, updated electrical work, restored murals and a new HVAC system that adds air conditioning.
How Pittsburgh Leaders Hope a Digital Dashboard, More Investments Will Help Revitalize Downtown
IndexPGH gives Downtown visitors a snapshot of the economy, cleanliness, vibrancy and safety and public health of the city.
40 Under 40 Awards
Each year, Pittsburgh Magazine and PUMP recognize 40 outstanding individuals under the age of 40 whose talent, achievements and service enrich the Pittsburgh region.
Where Are the 10 New Pickleball Courts in Pittsburgh?
With the courts now open on Washington’s Landing, Pittsburgh almost doubles the number of its public outdoor courts in the city.
Celebrate Bloomfield's Roots With Little Italy Days This Weekend
The four-day festival features Italian food, entertainment, the Miss Little Italy pageant and the Celebrity Bocce Ball Tournament.
Everything You Need To Know For Pedal Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania's Largest Bike Ride Turns 30 with Hundreds of Cyclists Taking Over Pittsburgh Streets on Aug. 27.
Three Pittsburgh-Area Airports Will Receive State Funds For Improvements
Nearly $4 million has been earmarked for Allegheny County, Washington County and Pittsburgh International airports.
New Butler Discount Store Will Offer Revolving Deals to Bargain Shoppers
Yinz Binz will feature cheaper items from the M@c Discount auction sites, with new inventory added weekly.
How a New Pittsburgh Initiative Could Transform Vacant Downtown Storefronts
Project Pop-Up will offer rent-free accommodations to selected retailers, entrepreneurs and regional business owners to breathe new life into the city.
Why Are There So Few Details about the Bakery Square Expansion?
The mammoth project by Walnut Capital must have the land rezoned before it decides what will be part of the new development.
What Will an Expansion of Bakery Square Mean For East End Communities?
A meeting will be held at the Kingsley Association Monday evening to discuss Walnut Capital’s proposal.
Robert Bowers Sentenced to Death in 2018 Pittsburgh Synagogue Shooting
The jury reached the verdict after nearly 10 hours of deliberation in the three-phase federal trial nearly five years after he massacred 11 worshipers at a Squirrel Hill synagogue.
How Allegheny County is Working to Eradicate Rabies in Raccoons
The five-week Raccoon Rabies Vaccination Baiting Program began Monday.
When To See Two Supermoons in August
The first one occurs at its fullest on Tuesday, Aug. 1, and a rare blue moon bookends the month on Aug. 30.
Why Purple Curbs Are Causing Some Local Business Owners to See Red
Controversy over the transparency surrounding a pilot Smart Loading Zone program has emerged with the addition of purple curbs in Squirrel Hill.
How You Can Help Curb the Spotted Lanternfly Invasion
Phipps Conservatory will host a free webinar at noon Tuesday, Aug. 1 to help residents with management techniques.
How Two Podcasters Hope to Shed Light on a 21-Year-Old Pittsburgh Cold Case
‘The Woman With the Same Name’ podcast will tell Jamie Stickle’s story in hopes of bringing in new leads.
Interim No Longer: Chris W. Brussalis is Point Park University's New President
The board of trustees voted unanimously Tuesday to make Brussalis the University's Ninth President.
Pittsburgh Soccer Stars Shine In Women’s World Cup
Pitt’s women’s soccer head coach and an incoming Panthers player are leading the Nigerian National Team at the largest women’s soccer tournament in history.
How Funding Robotics Startups Will Help the Region’s Economy Grow
The Robotics Factory and AlphaLab will be located in the Tech Forge building in Lawrenceville, part of ‘Robotics Row’ that starts in the Strip.
New Pittsburgh Podcast to Share 'Phenomenal' Life Stories of Seniors
‘The Voices at the Point’ podcast will present the heartfelt moments, rich narratives of lives well lived.
How Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour Generated Millions For Allegheny County
Five weeks after Taylor Swift took over Pittsburgh with her record-breaking tour, city officials are discovering the far-reaching benefits that the event, and its attendees, had on the local economy.
