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How Pittsburgh Leaders Hope a Digital Dashboard, More Investments Will Help Revitalize Downtown
IndexPGH gives Downtown visitors a snapshot of the economy, cleanliness, vibrancy and safety and public health of the city.
Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Bruce
This curious bun loves toys and pets, and may or may not be known as the Caped Crusader by night. Meet him at Animal Friends.
Collier’s Weekly: What It’s Like to Take a Small Dog Out to the Ball Game
A visit to Pup Night at PNC Park, where dogs howl along with the organ (but are wary of home-run fireworks).
The "Little Purple Bungalow" Was There For Its Owner When She Needed It Most
It’s impossible to miss the purple-painted exterior and murals of the bungalow along Route 8 in Richland.
Why These Local Food Trucks Are Succeeding By Staying Parked
All over Pittsburgh, chefs without brick-and-mortar restaurants keep on truckin’ by putting on the brakes.
What We're Reading in September
Our critic reviews books about 60 years of The Hulk's adventures and an investigation into of what once was considered an extinct music format.
Billy Strayhorn’s Life and Music Come to the Stage in His Hometown
The world premiere of “Something to Live For” opens Sept. 19 at Pittsburgh Public Theater.
After 8 Decades, Angelo's Restaurant In Washington Is Still A Family Affair
Started by an Italian immigrant in 1939, the eatery has been run by three generations of the Passalacqua clan.
New Butler Discount Store Will Offer Revolving Deals to Bargain Shoppers
Yinz Binz will feature cheaper items from the M@c Discount auction sites, with new inventory added weekly.
Retro Review: How “The Fish That Saved Pittsburgh” Captured a ’70s City of Champions
In our Retro Review series, we ask our editorial intern Emma Malinak to watch made-in-Pittsburgh flicks from the 20th century — long before she was even born.
Real or Robot? Can You Tell Which Passage Was Written by ChatGPT?
One of these passages was written by ChatGPT; the other was written by PM editorial intern Abby Yoder. Can you pick out the robot?
Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Chewy
This shy girl will become your best friend with a little patience. Meet her at Animal Friends.
Try 40 New And Soon-To-Open Businesses On Pittsburgh's Dining Scene
The list includes restaurants, breweries, bakeries and cafes.
This Mount Washington Townhouse has it All — Including a Killer View
Beyond its view of Pittsburgh’s skyline, the three-level, custom home boasts luxury bathrooms and an elevator.
What Unites Us In the Wake of the Tree of Life Tragedy
We asked local faith leaders for their response to the massacre at Tree of Life synagogue in Squirrel Hill –– and how we can come together and more forward as a community.
How Allegheny County is Working to Eradicate Rabies in Raccoons
The five-week Raccoon Rabies Vaccination Baiting Program began Monday.
Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Frankie
This sweet boy has a big personality and loves going on adventures and cuddle time. Meet him at Animal Friends.
There's No Need to Update This Well-Priced Ranch in Penn Hills
The four-bedroom home recently received a farmhouse-chic makeover.
When To See Two Supermoons in August
The first one occurs at its fullest on Tuesday, Aug. 1, and a rare blue moon bookends the month on Aug. 30.
Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Dusty
This easygoing bun loves to explore and will settle into your lap for some pets. Meet him at Animal Friends.
How Two Podcasters Hope to Shed Light on a 21-Year-Old Pittsburgh Cold Case
‘The Woman With the Same Name’ podcast will tell Jamie Stickle’s story in hopes of bringing in new leads.
Interim No Longer: Chris W. Brussalis is Point Park University's New President
The board of trustees voted unanimously Tuesday to make Brussalis the University's Ninth President.
