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Deep Cleaning the House? Recycle Your Chemical Waste Here in Pittsburgh
Getting rid of chemicals and other hazardous waste can be confusing. Here’s everything you need to know.
North Versailles Multiplex to Close
The Phoenix Stadium 18, which opened more than two decades ago, will close after Labor Day.
A New Development Aims to Address Pittsburgh’s Affordable Housing Crisis
Construction on the Polish Hill homes is slated to be completed by early 2023.
How American Airlines Cuts To Its Flight Schedule Will Impact Pittsburgh Travelers
The airline removed 28,000 scheduled domestic flights from its November itinerary.
City of Asylum Determined to “Defend the Values” Author Salman Rushdie Has Championed
The co-founder of the North Side nonprofit was also injured when a man stormed the stage with a knife and stabbed Rushdie, who was about to give a lecture at the Chautauqua Institution in New York.
Imagine Backing This Up? Watch As 150-Foot Long Beam Moves Through Regent Square
The beam is one of 21 that form the foundation of the new Fern Hollow Bridge.
Barrel & Flow Fest Returns With Food, Music, Culture and, Of Course, Beer
More than 30 Black-owned breweries will be featured at this year’s festival, slated for Aug. 13.
What Will Pittsburgh International Airport's New Facial Comparison Machines Do?
The technology differs from the controversial facial recognition software.
The American Queen Docked in Pittsburgh, and Student Athletes Were There to Welcome It
Athletes from local universities partnered with the cruise line American Queen Voyages to raise awareness of maritime jobs — and a notable new itinerary.
Art and Nature Collide at the Completed Sculpture Garden at Hartwood Acres
Visitors can view the minimalist style amid beautiful woodlands in the North Hills park.
Denzel Washington Will Speak at the Grand Opening of the August Wilson House
The restored Hill District home of the late playwright will be unveiled at a grand opening ceremony on Aug. 13.
Penn Brewery Sold to Local Businessman, as Current Owners Plan to Retire
Stefan Nitsch, born in Austria, plans to introduce some experimental products and ideas to the Troy Hill brewery.
Pittsburgh Native, Pulitzer Prize-Winning Author David McCullough Dies
McCullough, the Pittsburgh-born historian and author whose historical works brought the past to life for millions, died Sunday at age 89.
This Week, Josh Gibson Is at PNC Park (and Beyond)
A rare visit from the slugger’s Hall of Fame plaque kicks off a month of activities from the Josh Gibson Foundation.
From Above and Below See How The New Fern Hollow Bridge Is Taking Shape
As 100-ton concrete I-beams beams arrive, crews wasted little time in setting them into place.
How You Can Shape The Artistic Touches To The New Fern Hollow Bridge
City and state officials have commissioned two local artists to begin the process of designing the bridge’s new aesthetics. Here’s how you can share your opinion on the project.
Bored this Weekend? Check Out the Goats at South Side Park
It’s not every day you get to watch goats eat invasive plants in Pittsburgh.
A New Mural in Etna Celebrates Mac Miller’s Life and Music
There’s a new mural at Mac Miller’s former recording studio paying homage to his life, music and Pittsburgh heritage.
Even Without Naming Rights, Heinz Will Maintain a Presence in Acrisure Stadium
The company has plans for the ketchup bottles removed from the scoreboard, among other things.
Pittsburgh Public Schools Names Wayne Walters as its New Superintendent
Walters has served as the interim superintendent since Anthony Hamlet resigned last fall.
Celebrate Inclusivity With Disability Pride Pittsburgh Parade This Weekend
Disability Pride PA is spreading all over the state, and they’re making a stop in Pittsburgh this weekend for the first time.
The Pittsburgh Steelers, Pirates and Penguins Join Together for Charity
Celebrity Care Fest is making its return for the first time since the pandemic hit in 2020.
