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PIT to Seattle with No More Layovers via Alaska Airlines
Alaska Airlines is Pittsburgh's newest carrier and it’s bringing more daily nonstop flights to the West Coast.
Holidays Past Come to Life at Heinz History Center
The museum plans to kick off the season with a little nostalgia in its first exhibit devoted entirely to Christmas.
Justice League Could've Been Worse (But Should've Been a Lot Better)
Reviews of "Justice League," "Wonder" and "Lady Bird," plus local movie news and notes.
Restaurant Review: Superior Motors
Kevin Sousa’s long-anticipated project fires on all cylinders as a restaurant. But, will it fulfill its larger mission?
A Delightful Beginning for Bitter Ends Luncheonette
The pocket-sized restaurant, helmed by chef Becca Hegarty, offers an array of farm-fresh food for breakfast and lunch.
Oakland Resident Shares Story of Holocaust Survival
In her recently published autobiography, Yolanda Avram Willis speaks out about her experiences as a childhood survivor of the Jewish persecution in Greece.
Jigsaw Returns to Reclaim Halloween
Reviews of the horror sequel "Jigsaw," "Goodbye Christopher Robin" and "All I See is You," plus local movie news and notes.
Top Ten Things to Do in Pittsburgh in November
This month's best bets in the ’Burgh.
Think Globally Eat Locally
Pittsburgh slowly is moving closer to becoming a global dining destination while maintaining a culinary connection to its industrial past. PM Dining critic Hal B. Klein profiles 16 international restaurants you need to visit.
Meet Pittsburgh's 40 Under 40 Honorees for 2017
We present this year's class of 40 people under the age of 40 who are making Pittsburgh a better place.
Chasing Rabbits: Why Tuomas Sandholm Almost Always Wins
The winding career path of Tuomas Sandholm has taken detours through kidney transplants, Texas Hold ’em, windsurfing and more. Next, he’d like to save the planet.
Daytripping: Southern Charm Atop a Cold War Bunker
Experience antebellum elegance and echoes of the Cold War at West Virginia’s Greenbrier Resort.
Keith Dambrot Brings the Midas Touch to Duquesne
Duquesne University is betting on a new men's basketball coach with a proven track record and a superstar supporter.
Parts & Service Adds Pizza To Superior Motors
Executive Chef Kevin Sousa and Pastry Chef Kate Carney are cooking sourdough pizza in an outdoor brick oven.
Madness and Mayhem in the ScareHouse Basement
Visiting the world-famous haunted attraction's adults-only, subterranean experience.
Pittsburgh's Volunteers and Their Spirit of Giving
12 longstanding local volunteers tell us why they've chosen to donate their time, talent and treasure for decades.
Pittsburgh's Small But Mighty Nonprofits
Small nonprofits are having a big influence on the greater Pittsburgh community they serve.
Who's Building and Buying Tiny Homes in Pittsburgh
With two tiny homes under construction, builder David Gould talks about Pittsburgh's growing demand for less square footage.
The First of Its Kind: Bloomfield Lofts Nearly Complete
Once a commercial laundry facility, the luxury, 18-unit complex is the neighborhood’s first condominium project.
Top 10 ZIP Codes in the Pittsburgh-Area Housing Market
Based on data from Zillow, these are the neighborhoods where home values are on the rise.
Enjoyable Battle of the Sexes Flick is a True Story Done Right
A review of "Battle of the Sexes" plus local movie news and notes.
