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I Flew Nonstop from Pittsburgh to Iceland. Here's What I Learned About the Land of Fire and Ice
With new nonstop flights from Pittsburgh International Airport, Iceland is a hotspot for your next getaway. Jæja!
Formerly a Convent, Then a Group Home, This South Side Property is Ready for Its Next Chapter
Most recently headquarters for Emmaus Community of Pittsburgh, the 10-bedroom building on Sarah Street includes office spaces — and even a bowling alley.
Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Meet Catwoman, a 4-Year-Old Mixed Breed
Catwoman is the perfect family-friendly, energetic companion. Make arrangements to meet her at Animal Friends!
This Week in Pittsburgh History: Billy Strayhorn Meets Duke Ellington
On Dec. 1, 1938, the young man from Homewood made it backstage to what is now the Benedum after Ellington’s show — and rearranged his song for him.
Non-Alcoholic Drinks Don't Have to Be Boring
From a boozeless bar to thoughtfully crafted mocktail menus, the Steel City is embracing sobriety one sip at a time.
Despite a Dazzling Performance, Half of 'Wicked' Is Not Enough
The Broadway adaptation offers only the first half of a story — and, unsurprisingly, ends up failing to satisfy.
Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Meet Kuchi Kopi, an Affectionate and Sweet-Natured Rex Rabbit
Kuchi Kopi loves to lounge on soft blankets and snack of fresh veggies. Make arrangements to meet her at Animal Friends!
Pittsburgh Airport Marriott Undergoes Transformation
The $18 million renovation includes updated guest rooms, new furniture and fixtures, plus a renovated restaurant.
Pittsburgh Is Getting Its Own Walk of Fame
Who would you select? The public will nominate names in January for the honorary walk that will be established along The Terminal in the Strip District.
Dahn Memory Lane: Who Started the Great Fire of 1845?
Pittsburgh’s Great Fire led to a rebuilding of the city that erased the final remnants of a frontier town.
Paul Skenes Is the National League Rookie of the Year
The Pirates pitcher is just the second player in team history to take home the award.
5 Local Companies Making Their Mark on Pittsburgh — and Beyond
All credit Pittsburgh’s spirit of innovation and its accessibility for their success. Said one: “Pittsburgh is the most supportive place in the world; everyone wants you to succeed.”
Want to Kayak, Fish or Swim in the Rivers? Soon There Will Be More Places for Water Recreation in Allegheny County
Friends of the Riverfront wants to add 22 more access points along the rivers to meet the growing demand for water recreation.
This Blood Test Can Help to Detect Whether or Not You Have Lung Cancer
The “FirstLook” blood test is available at Allegheny Health Network.
A Realtor Hoped to Sell This Mt. Lebanon Home; She Bought It Instead
As Penelope Linger watched prospective clients tour a listing badly in need of some TLC, she decided to tackle the renovations herself.
Iron City Distilling’s New Three-Chamber Still Will Resurrect a Long-Lost Style of Whiskey
The Creighton facility is one of only three in the world that uses Pre-Prohibition-era type of equipment.
Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Meet Sven, a Domestic Short Hair That Loves to Explore
Sven doesn't like to sit still for too long — come meet him at Animal Friends.
This Week in Pittsburgh History: William Heffelfinger Becomes the First-Known Pro Football Player
The Yale All-American played for the Allegheny Athletic Association on Nov. 12, 1892 and received a payment of $500.
Proposed Amendment Could Put Out the Fire at Porky’s Bar & Grill
The Bridge Street eatery has a large smoker parked on the sidewalk outside of the building that could soon be illegal.
The Aurora Reading Club Celebrates Its 130th Anniversary
The Aurora Reading Club is believed to be one of the oldest women’s organizations in the nation.
Carnegie Music Hall Hits the Right Chord in Pittsburgh Design Awards
The 41st annual AIA contest also honors Second Avenue Commons, Balvanera and Lawrence Hall among top architecture winners.
The View From This Mount Washington Condo Feels Like You’re ‘Standing on Top of the City’
From blizzards and flooding to fireworks and stadium flyovers, one couple witnessed some of Pittsburgh's most triumphant (and catastrophic) moments of the last 20 years from their perch above Grandview Avenue.
