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Can Downtown Grow Without an Upgrade to Public Restrooms?
Advocates push for clean and safe public restrooms to help boost the city’s vitality — and tourism.
Pittsburgh Pet of The Week: Phoenix
Phoenix is a bit shy at first, but her personality eventually shines through. Make an appointment to meet her at Animal Friends.
Chin Up: Pittsburgh Brewing Company Honors Bill Cowher With A Limited-Edition Can
The Hall-of-Famer’s Iron City Beer will be available by early-October.
Pittsburgh Regional Transit Commits To A Zero-Emissions Fleet
The change, which will include electric buses and hydrogen fuel cell vehicles, is expected to take more than two decades.
Collier's Weekly: The Hall of Fame Selection the Pirates Didn’t Make
An odd number of inaugural inductees in the Pittsburgh Pirates Hall of Fame leads to speculation about who was left out.
Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Ice Tea
This sassy gal who is full of life and she’s ready to share hers with you. Make an appointment to meet her at Animal Friends.
How Green, Leafy Wallpaper Inspired This Kitchen Renovation
Amanda Johnson and Alison Shapiro designed a nature-inspired kitchen in Highland Park that’s perfect for its entertainment-loving owners.
This Old Pittsburgh House: The Professor's Swan Song
Retired CMU art professor Susanne Slavick resides in an angular, Modernist home that was meant to usher in a new era of residential housing.
A Matter of Time: A Grand Victorian Duplex Is Restored To New Glory
Long intrigued by an aging Victorian in Sewickley, the Izydores, with help from Wildman Chalmers Design, restored the century-old duplex to its former glory, while adding seamless modern touches.
Chef Joey Hilty Is Having A Field Day At The Cafe In Lawrenceville
In addition to its eatery, the collaborative workplace offers diverse programs and activities.
Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Sam
Sam is a young and energetic guy who loves chew toys and will do just about anything for a treat. Make an appointment to meet him at Animal Friends.
Have Fun and Save Lives at Animal Friends' Black Tie & Tails Gala
In addition to great food and cocktails, there will be plenty of time to mingle with the real party animals – the dog, cat and rabbit residents at Animal Friends!
How Climate Change May Be Shortening The Pittsburgh-Area Ski Season
This year, many resorts are deciding to open later in the year.
Participating in a Time-Honored Tradition Makes for a Sweet Lesson
Weddings Editor Lauren Davidson experiences the behind-the-scenes of a cookie table for the first time.
20 Pittsburgh Breweries That Have Multiple Locations Or Are Poised To Expand
The region’s craft beer industry continues to grow despite the pandemic and supply-chain issues.
Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Bandit
This sweet guy likes chasing a ball and exploring our play yards. Make an appointment to meet him at Animal Friends.
Pittsburgh VegFest Brings Cruelty-Free Food And Fun To The North Side
The eighth annual event is the last Saturday in August.
Alternate Histories Studio Brings Monstrous Artwork and Gifts To Greenfield
Owner Matthew Buchholz sells a variety of novelty items based on old horror and sci-fi movies.
Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Lucy
This young lady is looking for her new, forever home. Make an appointment to meet her at Animal Friends.
History, and Easy Living, Meet With This Townhouse on Washington's Landing
Located just 2 miles from Downtown, the three-bedroom home looks over the Allegheny River and has its own theater room.
City of Asylum Determined to “Defend the Values” Author Salman Rushdie Has Championed
The co-founder of the North Side nonprofit was also injured when a man stormed the stage with a knife and stabbed Rushdie, who was about to give a lecture at the Chautauqua Institution in New York.
Can Pittsburgh Save The Planet?
Energy experts from around the world will gather here in September to accelerate clean technology. Can they keep the planet from warming past its breaking point?
