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Get down or chow down at the University of Pittsburgh’s 33rd annual Latin American and Caribbean Festival.
Taser-toting police officer Frank Rende's latest meltdown causes Mayor Ravenstahl to act human for once.
Help local chef Kevin Sousa win Food & Wine magazine's Best New Chef honor.
The tune that welcomed us to "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood" has been exported to Canada for a TV ad. Should we share?
Dust off your oldest sport coat and grab a cigar because this weekend you're having fun Rooney-style.
Robert Morris University students launch a book 'rental' program to fight against soaring textbook costs.
Microscopic Opera proves opera can be fun, intimate and kid-friendly with its latest performance, ‘The Little Sweep.'
Nothing beats back the funk of winter like a trip to the lanes.
Our editors selected this renovated farmhouse, with its extended living quarters, workspaces and astonishing amenities, for our 2013 Home of the Year in the renovation category.
The 2013 Home of the Year winner in the New Construction category is a dream home in a dream location. Tuscan details abound inside and out, designed to remind the homeowners of an unforgettable trip to Italy.
A look at some of the most infamous controversies in Pittsburgh history.
Bulletproof Sam came out the other side of hell with love in his heart, and now you have a chance to support dogs just like him.
Catch the late-’60s Broadway hit '1776,' the partly fictional musical dramatization of the Second Continental Congress.
This PNC Park neighbor has become a go-to watering hole for baseball fans, but how does the Monroeville flagship stack up?
During his brief visit to the Steel City, Honest Abe advised secessionists to “keep cool.”
Is Pittsburgh really a city full of do-gooders, or are we just as rude as (gulp) Philadelphia?
From dog yoga to “pet resorts,” local pooches, kittens and other furry friends can have it all.
This month, we're eating dark chocolate-covered chili peppers from Sinful Sweets and much more.
Designer Kiya Tomlin always dreamed of creating custom apparel. Now, armed with scissors, fabric and creativity, she brings her one-of-a-kind pieces to Pittsburgh.
Get the first look at the brand new Arcade Comedy Theater, a 60-seat performance space on Liberty Ave.
The ornery, crass and endearing "Daily Show" favorite arrives in Pittsburgh to deliver his signature political rants.
