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This Summer, the Pittsburgh CLO Offers ‘Frozen,’ ‘Back to the Future,’ a World Premiere and More
Before the company’s three-show summer season begins, they’ll stage the world-premiere musical “Madame Clicquot.”
The Billy Joel and Rod Stewart Concert Has Been Canceled
Joel announced Friday that he’s recovering from a recently diagnosed brain disorder.
Pittsburgh’s Public Parks Rank No. 15 in the Nation
Most of the city’s population lives just a 10-minute walk from a park in the city.
The Steel Curtain Reopens This Saturday at Kennywood
At 220 feet, it’s the tallest coaster in Pennsylvania.
Songs For Hope, Hair For Peace
An outdoor concert on May 31 is a fundraiser to help local cancer patients purchase wigs.
New Sculpture Exhibit at Pittsburgh's Frick Greenhouse Evokes Childhood Memories
Artist Atticus Adams also has created a special piece that honors Helen Clay Frick.
With an Expanded Layout, Picklesburgh Is an Even Bigger Dill
The popular pickle-themed celebration takes place Downtown this summer.
It's Time to Roll at the Schenley Park Rink
For the first time, Pittsburgh's 50-year-old ice rink will offer public roller skating sessions all summer.
5 Things to Know About the Pittsburgh Mayor's Race
Allegheny County Controller Corey O'Connor upsets Mayor Ed Gainey in the Democratic primary.
Plans Are Underway to Rejuvenate Liberty Avenue in Downtown Pittsburgh
The Downtown Neighbors Alliance envisions bringing in tech companies, a bookstore and cafe community space, more restaurants, boutique shops and other initiatives.
Braddock’s Carnegie Library Is Reopening — with a Party
Visit Andrew Carnegie’s first library for a grand unveiling, activities and performances, all showcasing a $21 million community effort to preserve this piece of history.
Find Out How to Dance the Night Away and Still Get to Bed on Time
The In Bed by 10 dance parties celebrate their 10th anniversary this month.
The Frick Art Museum Will Close for Two Months for Repairs
Workers will replace the fire alarm system. All other attractions at the Frick, including Summer Fridays, will continue.
Horses? Dirt Roads? What’s Going on in Harmony?
The Butler County town is one of several locations where filming for the upcoming biopic "Hershey" is scheduled to take place.
New Terminal at Pittsburgh International Airport on Track for 'Substantial Completion' by June 30
Airport officials are still mum on the opening date, but the design already is wowing aviation leaders, including British Airways CEO Sean Doyle.
Visitors Ooh and Aah Over The Frick Collection's Must-See Museum in New York City
After a $220 million renovation, The Frick Collection reopens to display Henry Clay Frick's vast collection of artwork and artifacts in his Beaux-Arts mansion.
How Your Driving May Change in Pennsylvania on June 5
That’s when a Pennsylvania ban on using a cell phone in your hand behind the wheel goes into effect.
Would you Move to a Small Western Pennsylvania Town for $5,000?
As the Pittsburgh region loses residents, counties prepare for the future.
Kennywood Park's Steel Curtain Returns Memorial Day Weekend
The popular roller coaster has endured a yearlong 'modification project' to improve stability and reliability.
‘It’s Going to Take All of Us’: Pennsylvania Tackles Maternal Mortality
A state plan and a wave of legislation are aimed at addressing rising deaths of women dying before, during or after giving birth.
Carnegie Mellon University Professor Wins Pulitzer Prize in History
Edda Fields-Black brought Harriet Tubman's role in a Union Army raid that freed 756 enslaved people to life through re-enactments, meticulous research.
