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Why the From Slavery to Freedom Garden is More Than Just Vegetables
The educational garden at the Frick Environmental Center showcases plants that slaves seeking freedom on the Underground Railroad used for food and medicinal purposes.
Pittsburgh Is Getting a New Ice Rink with Help from the Penguins
After years of planning, the Hunt Armory ice rink in Shadyside is set to open by Thanksgiving.
More Pittsburgh on Netflix: Watch Trailers of Projects Shot Here
The film “Sweet Girl,” starring Jason Momoa, and the series “The Chair,” starring Sandra Oh, will both hit the streaming service next month.
Here's How Pittsburgh Is Handling the "Growing Pains" of Spin Scooters
Almost two weeks after launching Move PGH, electric scooter rentals have come with parking problems.
From TVs to Tires – Where You Can Dump the Stuff Trash Haulers Won't Take
The Pennsylvania Resource Council is hosting a number of recycling events, and the first one is Saturday.
Beloved Local TV Icon Ricki Wertz, Host of “Ricki and Copper,” Dies
The host of WTAE-TV’s “Ricki and Copper” show and “Junior High Quiz” was 86.
Pittsburgh is in a League of Its Own with New Television Series
The Amazon Prime Video television series “A League of Their Own,” based on the 1992 movie, is set to film in the area this week.
9-Year-Old Latrobe Opera Singer Reflects on Historic America's Got Talent Audition
Victory Brinker of Latrobe is the first-ever contestant to receive all five golden buzzers.
The Children’s Museum’s Newest Exhibit Uses Play to Help Young Ones Manage Their Emotions
The exhibit is based on Disney Pixar’s Inside Out and features various sensory activities.
You Can Help Protect Songbirds by Removing Your Bird Feeder
Pennsylvania wildlife experts are looking into more than 70 reported cases of sick or dying songbirds in 27 counties.
Serious Blood Shortage Has Donation Centers Asking Locals to Step Up and Save Lives
With only half of the needed donations coming in, the greater Pittsburgh region is unprepared to handle unexpected injuries and catastrophes.
Allegheny County “In a Really Good Place Right Now” When It Comes to COVID-19
Despite very few cases of the virus locally, health officials warn the pandemic is not over.
Perspectives: Drifting and Watching with the National Aviary
The bird zoo’s collaboration with L.L. Bean is a peaceful summer outing.
Passport Program Encourages College Students to Pursue Careers in Pittsburgh After Graduating
Pittsburgh employers are banding together once again to show college students and recent grads what life in the Steel City offers to young professionals.
Pennsylvania Sets Date for End of Mask Mandate
But don’t throw away the masks just yet — certain CDC guidelines still apply.
President and CEO of Pittsburgh Zoo and PPG Aquarium Announces Retirement After 31 Years
An international search is underway for Dr. Barbara Baker’s replacement.
Longtime Outdoor Cinema Brownsville Drive-In Is Up for Sale
The news arrives as another regional drive-in announces it’s closing for good.
Fireworks are Back for the 4th: Where and When You Can See Them
After a year lost to the pandemic, a number of communities – including the city of Pittsburgh – will have fireworks over the Independence Day holiday weekend.
How Effective Has The COVID Vaccine Been in Allegheny County?
There have been several hundred "breakthrough" cases out of more than 600,000 fully vaccinated residents.
Get Rid of Your Hard-to-Recycle Items at These Events
Items accepted include old cell phones, computer equipment and, yes, televisions.
When You Can Watch The New Netflix Series Shot in Pittsburgh
The streaming service has set a release date for “The Chair,” starring Sandra Oh.
Summer Camps Are Back In-Person and It’s Not Too Late to Sign Up
Several local summer camps will have in-person programs starting this week and lasting throughout the summer.
