Remembering Some of Mister Rogers' Famous Houseguests
A world renowned French pantomime artist, an astronaut, a TV news anchor and a beloved chef are among the notable visitors to Mister Rogers' neighborhood.
Perspectives: Call of the Wild
Award-winning journalist Sally Wiggin explains the evolving role of zoos, including the Pittsburgh Zoo, to save endangered species from extinction.
Scenic Pittsburgh: What Makes the 'Burgh Beautiful?
Scenic Pittsburgh has picked up the mantle of a century-old fight atop Mount Washington as one of the many large and small beautification battles it fights.
Pirates’ First Quarter Record Defies Logic if Not Description
The 21-19 record the Bucs took to San Diego doesn’t add up given all they’ve had to overcome. Perhaps there’s more to this team than meets the eye.
Pittsburgh Then and Now: Fort Pitt Museum
The museum is marking its 50th anniversary as the historical marker to the birthplace of Pittsburgh.
Steelers' Rookie Impressions Destined to Excite If Not Convince
“Football in shorts” won't solve the Steelers' kicking woes, but for a team on the rebound, the rookie workouts are an opportunity to take another step in the right direction.
Adoptable & Adorable: Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Oliver
Oliver is a 3-year-old black and white tuxedo cat who loves to play.
Pittsburgh Then and Now: Fifth Avenue School
Among the school's most notable alumni are a former Pittsburgh mayor and Allegheny County's most well-known forensic pathologist.
Steelers Draft Yields Reinforcements and a Reassuring Swagger
They no longer have Le’Veon Bell and Antonio Brown, but they now have options aplenty after what they managed to land in the NFL’s annual three-day talent-grab.
Adoptable & Adorable: Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Juda
Juda is a friendly Pit Bull mix who is very energetic and bouncy.
Three Rivers Champion: Sharon Boone
The co-founder of a nonprofit that serves food to the hungry in Pittsburgh, Boone has been volunteering for the last 30 years.
Nightlife in Pittsburgh: Hilltop Heaven and Nintendo Nights
Sean Collier, PM nightlife editor, drops in on two places guaranteed to keep you entertained for an evening.
What We're Reading in May
Books Editor Kristofer Collins reviews "Appalachia North" by Matthew Ferrence and "Shale Play: Poems and Photographs from the Fracking Fields."
Take a Tour of Pittsburgh By the Book
Enjoy a walk on the literary side with Arlan Hess of City Books.
Perspectives: Riding Horses with Mrs. McFeely
A woman who grew up watching Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood recalls a magical encounter with one of the show's cast members.
Top 10 Things to Do in Pittsburgh in May
Your 10 best bets for this month include the Water Lantern Festival, Eric Church, and a Taco Takeover.
Can't Miss Concerts in Pittsburgh in May
May is JAMpacked with great shows, from The Mountain Goats to Kim Gordon.
First Look: A Sculpture Garden Blooms at Hartwood Acres
Pittsburgh Magazine shares what’s taking shape with the sculpture collection at Hartwood Acres.
A Pittsburgh Photographer Doubles Down on a Model Marathon
Elaborate photography portraits sessions can last for hours -- this photographer plans to shoot 48 of them in one day.
The Famous People Who Visited WQED in its First 65 Years
The parade of prominent people started early and continues today.
Our 50 Years: Revisiting Our Snarky Period
Back in the bodacious ’80s, the editors of Pittsburgh Magazine were more than happy to roast deserving targets in a yearly round-up of shame.
Underdogs United: Trading Jerseys for Water
Underdogs United’s global jersey exchange connects star athletes with Kenyan kids.
