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Blast Off: NASA Astronaut With Pittsburgh Roots to Serve Aboard International Space Station
Warren ‘Woody’ Hoburg will serve as pilot of the 6-month SpaceX Crew-6 Mission.
Will Other Cities in Allegheny County Consider Bans on Single-Use Bags?
Experts will present testimony about the litter in Allegheny County to community policymakers on Feb. 15 in hopes that other cities will follow Pittsburgh in adopting similar initiatives.
Where Pittsburghers Can Now Fly Nonstop Thanks to Breeze Airways
Plan your summer getaways with new flights to Long Island, New York; Florida; Maine; and North Carolina.
RAD to Improve Accessibility, Inclusion With $1 Million Investment
RAD-funded nonprofits are encouraged to apply for grant funding.
City of Pittsburgh Serves Up Good News With Reopening of Mellon Park Tennis Bubble
The East End tennis center was closed for seven months for renovations.
How New Plans Will Make Frick Park More Accessible to Visitors with Special Needs
Pittsburgh Parks, City are seeking public input on two proposals aimed at creating an outdoor sensory “classroom” in Frick Park.
Where You Can See All Of Franco Harris’ Super Bowl Rings
The Western Pennsylvania Sports Museum will exhibit the late Steelers great’s rings just ahead of Sunday’s Super Bowl.
New URA Director Faces Enduring Problems With Fresh-Faced Staff
Susheela Nemani-Stanger takes on thorny problems with a mostly new team at the Urban Redevelopment Authority.
Thrift Stores Where Gisele Fetterman Likes to Shop Plus a Few Favorites of Our Own
Gisele Fetterman has dedicated her closet to mostly thrifted pieces including outfits she wears to government events. She encourages everyone else to shop secondhand.
How You Can Run In Your Undies in Pittsburgh To Benefit Charity
Cupid’s Undie Run heads to Pittsburgh on Feb. 18.
Treasures from August Wilson’s Life Celebrate Black History Month in Pittsburgh
“Highlights from the August Wilson Archive,” a showcase of documents, memorabilia and photos documenting the playwright’s life, will be on display in the lobby of the City-County Building throughout February.
Bridge That Carries Blvd. of Allies over Schenley Park Is Closed for Safety Concerns
The Charles Anderson Memorial Bridge will remain open to pedestrians and bicyclists.
Pittsburgh Foundation to Donate $50 Million to Advance Racial Equity and Justice
Priorities over the next five years are to promote philanthropy, support community and catalyze partnerships.
Premier Rugby Sevens Expands To Pittsburgh, Giving Residents a New Team to Back
Premier Rugby Sevens, a nationally franchised rugby league, established the Steeltoes men’s and women’s teams in Pittsburgh. The move is in preparation for the Eastern Conference Finals, which will be held at Highmark Stadium.
Pittsburgh Seniors and Jazz: How Music Gets Them Moving
Retired Pittsburgh police officer Brenda Tate recently established the monthly jazz connection program to get seniors socializing.
Why Is The Bike Path Between Point State Park And The Mon Wharf Closing?
The state will make improvements to enhance safety and widen the route, and a detour through Downtown Pittsburgh is in place to carry cyclists each way.
How a Pittsburgh-Area Forest, Once Used by a Bootlegger, is Now a Protected Green Space
The Hollow Oak Land Trust, a conservation nonprofit, purchased Vinegar Hollow in December 2022, furthering its mission to “protect and connect” green spaces in Allegheny and Beaver counties.
Here’s How To View The Green Comet Around Pittsburgh
The extremely rare ‘cosmic snowball’ — which last passed by Earth during the Ice Age — will be reaching its closest point here between Feb. 1 and 2.
Update: Determined Uber Eats Driver's Viral Moment at Duquesne Basketball Game Was a Prank
Officials had to stop the game when the delivery person walked onto the court with a bag of food and a drink from McDonald's.
How Are Visitors — And Birds — Reacting To The National Aviary’s New Wetlands Exhibit?
The habitat better suits its occupants with new bird-friendly glass, natural amenities and energy-efficient upgrades.
How a Tibetan Religious Temple Now Has A Permanent Home in Greenfield
The Olmo Ling Bon Center and Institute, a nonprofit and the only temple of the Bon Religion in Pittsburgh, recently purchased the building it’s been renting since 2009.
Got An Overdue Library Book in Pittsburgh? No Problem
Western Allegheny Community Library in Oakdale is the latest Pittsburgh-area library to forgo overdue fines for all books, and other materials.
