In addition to creating the contemporary art museum, Barbara
Luderowski is credited with leading the revitalization of the neighborhood where it stands.
PM Dining critic and associate editor Hal B. Klein appears on KDKA's Pittsburgh Today Live to explain the process of picking Pittsburgh Magazine's Best Restaurants and announce our Chef of the Year honoree.
Sparks are relatively young — the concept for them first popped up in San Francisco in 2005. They’ve just recently appeared in other U.S. cities, including our neighbors on the other side of the state.
With the ceremony just hours away, several watch parties and live screenings of the nuptials have already sold out. But we found a few more places in Pittsburgh still taking guests whose invitations got lost in the mail.
While anchoring NBC Nightly News from the North Shore on Thursday, Holt focused on the city's growing pains as it transitions to a tech hub, an iconic form of transportation, and a program that pairs immigrant families with locals.
Pittsburgh Magazine dining critic Hal B. Klein answers 12 questions ranging from his favorite TV chef to why he was forced to do the “walk of shame” at PPG Paints Arena.
As outreach coordinator at Magee-Womens Hospital of UPMC, Kesi Howard works to overcome language barriers, cultural differences regarding domestic violence and lack of knowledge about available preventative care options among Pittsburgh's growing immigrant and refugee population.
Lawyers are trying convince people to sign up to get their share of a $61 million class action lawsuit against Dish Network for illegal telemarketing, but victims aren't answering their calls or don't believe them. There's an easy way to check if you're eligible, without picking up the phone.
