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Where Can You Take Those Old Electronics Gathering Dust in Your Garage?
Register now for the Pennsylvania Resources Council’s weekday e-waste collections in Allegheny County.
What Musical Acts Will Headline the 2023 Three Rivers Arts Festival?
About 500,000 people are expected to visit the annual Downtown festival from June 2-11.
Day in the Life: Golden Triangle Ambassador “Don-Juan Jord-An” Patrols the Cultural District
Jordan Bright is one of 11 full-time ambassadors the Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership hired to make Downtown Pittsburgh safer and more welcoming.
Where To Find Support During Ongoing Coverage of the Pittsburgh Synagogue Massacre Trial
The murder trial for Robert G. Bowers is set to begin April 24 in Pittsburgh.
How UPMC Mercy Pavilion Plans to Treat Numerous Vision-Related Conditions
The nine-story expansion to UPMC Mercy Hospital in Uptown connects disciplines of ophthalmology and rehabilitation, creating a patient-centric practice.
Celebrate Earth Day During The Tailgate Tour In Pittsburgh On April 22
Activities are planned in the Hill District, Market Square and at PNC Park to learn about sustainability and energy efficiency — and to have fun, too.
What Chatham’s New President Hopes To Achieve At The University’s Helm
Rhonda Phillips becomes the 10th woman to lead Chatham in its 154-year history.
How ‘Pac Tom’ Completed His 16-year-Long Goal of Running Through Every Street in Pittsburgh
Modeling his quest after the arcade game Pac-Man, this runner from Shadyside now looks to hitting every street in Allegheny County.
How Pittsburgh’s Architectural Walking Tours Have Come Back After COVID
The Pittsburgh History & Landmarks Foundation has made changes in the program to enhance the experiences for all.
Here’s What to Expect at the 30th Anniversary of JFilm
Throughout the Jewish film festival's 11-day run, attendees can catch 20 films at three cinemas across Pittsburgh, in addition to four virtual showings. The festival will also feature expert discussions, panels and more.
How The Allegheny Conference Plans To Attract, Retain Young Talent In The Pittsburgh Region
Belong. Become. Be. campaign launches to appeal to young professionals in hopes they build their futures here.
Who Makes the Best Strawberry Pretzel Jell-O Salad in the ’Burgh?
YaJagoff! will pit local bakers against one another in celebration of National Picnic Day to determine who reigns supreme with this distinctive dessert.
How This CMU Student Went From Entertaining On TikTok To ‘American Idol’
Tripp Taylor’s time on the ABC show has ended, but he says it’s just the beginning of his singing career.
What New North Shore Concept Will Be a Major Draw on Pirates’ Game Days?
HiLife Hospitality will develop and operate a new dining and entertainment concept across from PNC Park.
Celebrate ‘Flashdance’ and Discover A Hidden Oasis For Film Fans
Event series The Copper Still Theater, a collection of screenings and events inside Lucky Sign spirits, will show the Pittsburgh-filmed classic mere days from its 40th anniversary.
How a Therapy Dog Will Encourage Incarcerated Youth at Allegheny County Jail
Link, a 7-year-old Australian shepherd, will visit the facility monthly with his handler, Megan.
Why The International Fruit Tree Planting Foundation Is Based in Pittsburgh
The nonprofit supplies trees all over the world, including at the Food Bank Farm at Eden Hall.
PennEnvironment Crowns A New No.1 On Its List Of Worst Air Polluters In Allegheny County
U.S. Steel Clairton Coke Works leads the pack on the 2023 “Toxic Ten” — the list of companies responsible for most toxic air pollution by facilities here.
Pittsburgh’s Bike Share Program To Add 220 Bikes And 22 New Stations by June
Electric bikes are the most popular option for riders so far.
Pitt Makes History in Selecting a Woman as Its Next Chancellor
Joan T.A. Gabel was named the university’s 19th chancellor on Monday.
How This Secret History of a Holocaust Survivor Made Its Way from Audio Tapes to a Pittsburgh Stage
The world premiere of ‘Perseverance’ opens April 15 at the New Hazlett Theater and tells the story of a Polish teenager sent to Auschwitz who later owned a Squirrel Hill jewelry store.
Celebrate Earth Day in April with Weekend Events in Pittsburgh’s Parks
The Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy will host activities in Westinghouse Park, Allegheny Commons, McKinley Park, Schenley Plaza and August Wilson Park.
