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What you need to know about Pittsburgh’s Fourth of July Celebration
Head to Point State Park to watch fireworks over the water, listen to live music and celebrate Independence Day.
How Much are Pittsburgh Parents Willing to Pay for Babysitters?
Babysitting — the stereotypical teenage gig — is gaining more traction due to the pandemic and need for child care services.
Goodbye Port Authority Transit: Pittsburgh Bus System Gets a New Name and Look
Officials say the rebrand is the culmination of work that started before the pandemic.
Pride Month: The History of Pittsburgh's Gay Pride Parade Spans Decades
Pittsburgh’s first gay pride march was held in 1973, attracting a crowd of about 150.
Check Out Allegheny County's Newly Refreshed Information Hub
Allegheny County Analytics allows users to search for information on a range of social and economic issues.
As Travelers Gear Up For Summer, New Flights Arrive at Pittsburgh International Airport
Pittsburgh International Airport has unveiled a slew of new, nonstop routes — some of which had been on hiatus since the start of the pandemic.
South Side's Fudge Farm Is Closing. Owners Blame It On Escalating Gun Violence
The sweets shop said on Facebook that it can no longer justify putting its employees in danger.
A New Gym is Coming to Downtown, With a Retired Steeler as Its Ambassador
UFC Gym will replace the YMCA, which has been closed since 2018, at 236 Fifth Ave.
Why People Ride Their Bikes in Their Underwear Once a Month (In Warm Weather) in Pittsburgh
The Underwear Bike Ride is designed to encourage people to feel comfortable in their own skin.
Pride in Pittsburgh: Celebrations to Add to Your Calendar
June is Pride Month, the annual celebration of the LGBTQIA+ community, and Pittsburghers can march, dance and even root for the Pirates to celebrate it.
Excela Health and Butler Health System Are Planning to Merge
If approved, it would create the third largest health system in the area behind UPMC and Highmark Health's Allegheny Health Network.
What Can You Do at the Three Rivers Arts Festival This Year?
Painting, shopping and attending performances are just some of the ways you can experience this year’s event.
Venture Through Pittsburgh with POGOH — Cheap, Healthy, Less Traffic
A Pittsburgh Magazine staffer takes POGOH’s pedal bike for a trial run in the city’s newest ride-share program.
Pittsburgh Cultural Trust Reinstates Mask Mandate for Indoor Events
The organization made the decision because of rising COVID case counts in Allegheny County.
Could Pittsburgh's Gas Prices Reach $6 Per Gallon or More?
Local prices are still a little higher than the national average, which continues to climb.
Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams, Gi-Jin Concept Are Coming to Pittsburgh’s Bakery Square
The goal, according to Walnut Capital CEO Gregg Perelman, is to create “just a joyful, family-friendly experience” with diverse offerings.
Open Streets Pittsburgh is Back in Full For the First Time Since COVID-19 Struck
The event, which shuts down city streets to cars and other traffic, is run by BikePGH.
Pittsburgh’s ‘The Gathering’ Sculptor Dan Droz on His Largest Project to Date
The 12-foot-tall statue stands at the entrance to the Three Rivers Heritage Trail in the Strip District, near Burns Scalo’s Vision on Fifteenth complex.
Pittsburgh Magazine Honored With Five Golden Quill Awards
Food Editor Hal B. Klein took home four of the awards, including the Ray Sprigle Memorial Award.
Making a Splash: When Are Public Pools Opening This Summer?
Here’s where — and when — you’ll be able to cool down.
A Sweet New Partnership Between Two Local Eateries
Driftwood Oven became the primary provider of pastries and other food items for Commonplace Coffee on May 24.
Big Changes Coming to Pittsburgh's Cultural District
The Greer Cabaret Theater and its Backstage Bar will be overhauled starting this August.
