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Old Music Meets New in YouTube Show Hosted by Johnny Angel and Byron Nash
The Pittsburgh-based series is called Bridging the Gap, and it aims to do exactly that.
What Will the New Fern Hollow Bridge in Frick Park Look Like?
PennDOT and the City of Pittsburgh say construction will begin in April.
Remake Learning Days Returns with Free Events for Kids and Families
The popular event got its start in southwestern Pennsylvania in 2016. Organizers say there are about 150 events happening locally during the festival.
There's a New Way That Pittsburghers Can Help Ukrainian Refugees
As war rages in Ukraine, the Pittsburgh Foundation has partnered with the United Way to collect money to help refugees with transportation, shelter, food, medications, hygiene kits and childcare supplies.
By the Numbers: Pittsburghers Are Anxious about Rising Gas Prices, War in Ukraine
Experts say increased demand as COVID restrictions ease and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine are to blame for a higher price at the pump.
One Person's Trash Is Another’s Treasure: Find Second-Hand Items at the Car Bazaar
The flea market will be held in the Forbes & Smithfield parking garage on Cherry Way Downtown, with an entrance next to Arepittas.
The New Normal: Looking Back as We Enter Year Three of Pandemic Life
Two years ago, who thought about social distancing or wearing surgical masks to the grocery store? And remember the scramble for toilet paper?
What's New This Year at the Pittsburgh Home & Garden Show?
The show returns – after pandemic interruptions – for its 40th anniversary.
Health Director Says Allegheny County Has Finally “Turned the Corner” On COVID
Dr. Debra Bogen says the county has entered a new phase of the pandemic.
Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board Pulls Russian Liquors from Fine Wine & Good Spirits
In reaction to the invasion of Ukraine, the PLCB announced Sunday that it will no longer stock products that are made in Russia.
New CDC Guidance Means Most Allegheny County Residents Can Stop Masking — For Now
According the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, about 70% of the country can safely take a break from masking.
August Wilson Center to Open First-Ever Exhibition Dedicated to Its Namesake
The exhibition, set to open in April, will include artifacts and interactive experiences revolving around the Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright and Hill District native son.
How Can We Fight High Black Infant Mortality Rates in Pittsburgh?
Allegheny Health Network wants to ensure all Allegheny County babies reach their first steps — and beyond.
Get Your Irish On: Pittsburgh's St. Patrick’s Day Parade Returns
The parade features Irish step dancers, marching bands, military members, community organizations, Punxsutawney Phil and a snowy forecast.
Learn the Mission of Farm to Table at Pittsburgh’s Home and Garden Show
Founder Erin Hart says the nonprofit’s goal is to make sure everyone in Western Pennsylvania has access to fresh, local food.
It’s Time For Fish Fries. This Map Will Help You Find One Near You
Lent starts on March 2, and many local organizations are already prepping their fryers.
Carnegie Bosch Institute Receives $3 Million Gift, Announces New President
The institute, established in 1990, aims to support world-class and socially transformative research at Carnegie Mellon University.
“Those Who Dare to Fly”: New Museum Will Highlight Black Wartime History
The Wilkinsburg-based Center for Aviation Technology and Training and Tuskegee Airmen Museum will host a soft launch this week ahead of its formal opening in June.
Air Canada To Resume Flights Between Pittsburgh to Montreal This Summer
Daily, nonstop service was suspended during the pandemic.
By the Numbers: To Mask or Not to Mask? Pittsburghers Are Divided
Some are eager to ditch face coverings as COVID cases wane, but others prefer to err on the side of caution amid continuing uncertainty.
August Wilson Center Now Requires All Patrons to Wear N95 or KN95 Masks
Some changes at this Downtown Pittsburgh venue went into effect on Feb. 1, and more are coming on March 1.
Why Kayak Pittsburgh is Moving to a New Home Near the Convention Center
Since 2004, the organization has operated along the Allegheny River in North Shore Riverfront Park next to the Roberto Clemente Bridge.
