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How Did a Groundhog Become Pennsylvania’s Favorite Weatherman?
The real history behind one of the strangest holidays in America.
Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Yang
This sweet girl is a two-year-old Mastiff mix. Make an appointment to meet her at Animal Friends.
Pittsburgh MultiStories: The Beacon's Perch – The Grant Building
When it opened in 1929 as the city’s tallest structure, crowds of sightseers paid a quarter to visit the rooftop observation deck of the Grant Building — named for the street, which was named for the hill, which was named for the somewhat hapless general.
Pitt Expert Says Public Shouldn't Panic About Other Bridges Collapsing
The professor of Civil and Environmental Engineerings says it will take billions more to reduce the risk of what happened over Frick Park on Friday.
What’s New in Pittsburgh Food in January
PM Dining Critic Hal B. Klein is catching up with two late openings and one under-the-radar gem from last year in his monthly round-up.
Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Huck
This handsome man is a 6-year-old Treeing Walker Coonhound Mix. Make an appointment to meet him at Animal Friends.
Once a Bank, Lawrenceville Market House Gears Up for Grand Opening
The co-working retail space includes up to nine business stations, including Black Cherry Design, Storehouse Neutral, and Shop Emily M.
Collier's Weekly: Who Gets the Ticket When Police Pull Over a Driverless Car?
An effort in Harrisburg to speed up the process of getting autonomous vehicles declared road-worthy is a mistake.
New President Jeremy Goodman's Ideas for the Future of the Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium
Goodman inherits the challenge of overseeing the care of more than 8,000 creatures and improving the 77-acre facility in Highland Park.
Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Logan
This one-year-old domestic shorthair is looking for a forever home. Make an appointment to meet this sweet guy at Animal Friends.
Lawrenceville’s Franktuary Set to Close, Marking End of Era for Its Owner
The William Penn Tavern will move into Franktuary’s old storefront this summer.
This Strip District Penthouse Has It All — Including a View of Downtown
The luxury two-bedroom unit comes fully furnished, right down to the glasses and flatware.
Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: General
This big guy is about four years old and weighs 80 pounds. Make an appointment to meet him at Animal Friends.
Restaurant Retrospective: Bar Marco Turns 10
A hospitality-forward philosophy, strong culinary perspective and a top-notch beverage program are some of the keys to the Strip District restaurant’s success.
How a Self-taught Artist Began Painting Cleats for Pittsburgh's Greatest Athletes
Cody Sabol has made a name for himself speed painting Pittsburgh athletes. His latest endeavor has him painting cleats for the Steelers.
Eat'n Park's Squirrel Hill Restaurant is Closing For Good
The Murray Avenue diner will close after 45 years, marking the second shuttered eatery on the block.
Chris Howard, Robert Morris President, Will Leave the University in February
Howard, who has been RMU president since 2016, took a job at Arizona State University to oversee enterprise-wide initiatives.
Gainey Made History As Pittsburgh's First Black Mayor. What Are His Priorities?
Your definitive guide to Ed Gainey’s policies and promises from the campaign trail to his inauguration speech.
Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Governor
This big man is two-years-old and weighs almost 80 pounds. Make an appointment to meet him at Animal Friends.
A Year of Food Memories: Pittsburgh Dining in 2021
PM Dining Critic Hal B. Klein’s month-by-month reflection highlights his favorite bites of the past year.
Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Jersey
This one-year-old girl is looking for her forever home. Make an appointment to meet her at Animal Friends.
Hot Property: This is How Pittsburgh Real Estate Fared in 2021
Plus, columnist Rosa Colucci shares some of her favorite homes listed for sale after a roller coaster year in buying and selling.
