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See Yinz Later! Go On Vacation Without Leaving Pittsburgh
Follow our food editor’s island-hopping adventure across the region.
How a Pittsburgh Woman Went From Near Death to Returning to the Basketball Court
Paula Franetti was critically injured in a 2016 accident and has rebounded to once again compete in the National Senior Games, and is now a Humana Game Changer.
From the Pitcher's Mound to Wayne Manor — All in One Pittsburgh Wedding
This baseball player and his wife let their Pittsburgh wedding venue add luxury and sophistication to their day.
Restored Aurelia Street Home is Filled with Old-Fashioned Grace and Luxury Touches
The thoughtfully renovated Victorian in Shadyside has five bedrooms alongside upgraded amenities.
House of the Week: Colonial Farmhouse is Full of Old-World Charm
This 3-bedroom home includes a wood-burning fireplace, lots of natural light and an expansive barn complete with a 1-bedroom apartment.
How a Pittsburgh Native Went From Home Makeovers to Red Carpet Premieres
Brett Freedman has been creating flawless looks on some of show biz’s best faces since the mid-1990s.
Why More People Are Moving to The Wall Street of Pittsburgh
Two blocks of historical buildings along Fourth Avenue are drawing new residents to Downtown who marvel at their opulent marble lobbies and elaborately carved stonework.
How a Trio of Pittsburgh Eateries are Getting Some Much-Needed TLC
A national grant program is giving three landmark restaurants — The Harmony Inn, Penn Brewery and Khalil’s — some much-needed love.
How a Round of Golf Turned Hazardous in Downtown Pittsburgh
Could a golfer make it from the North Side to Penn Avenue In 150 strokes or fewer?
How a New Youth Center Aims To Reinvigorate an Under-Resourced Pittsburgh Community
The youth center at the Homewood-Brushton YMCA is the first of two spaces for residents to gain access to cutting-edge technology. An adult space will open at the Homewood branch of CCAC in August.
Five Ways To Spend Pittsburgh’s Extra Daylight On The First Day of Summer
Listen to your favorite summer tunes and explore the city with these classic Pittsburgh summer activities.
What Should Taylor Swift Do In Pittsburgh While She’s Here This Weekend?
Take a journey through the city and through Swift’s eras with these nine classic Pittsburgh activities.
How the Black Community Of Pittsburgh Is Honoring D’Avry Thomas’ Life
A new community center in Penn Hills will be named for the 18-month-old who was killed Downtown in gun violence in 2022.
How An Old Car Dealership Is Being Transformed Into A Massive Food Hall
The Butler Street venue will feature five dining concepts, a scoop shop and a bar.
How Puppets For Pittsburgh Gives Kids a Creative Outlet to Build Confidence
Cheryl Capezzuti will teach children how to make puppets with the CitiParks Roving Art Cart this summer.
Where Can You Dispose Of Your Old TVs, Tires and E-Waste in Pittsburgh?
Three collections in the Pittsburgh area are scheduled from June 3 to October to keep old electronics and other materials out of the environment.
Pittsburgh Magazine Wins 4 Golden Quill Awards
The Press Club of Western Pennsylvania honors local journalists in its 59th annual awards.
How Pittsburgh-Area Business Owners Are Pulling Double-Duty To Keep Other Popular Eateries Alive
Necromancer resurrects Franktuary and announces a second site, a deli's returning to Deutschtown and more food news.
House of the Week: A Modern Farmhouse Masterpiece
This 6-bedroom home features a master bedroom with its own coffee bar, a massive kitchen and an outdoor pavilion perfect for entertaining.
How Pittsburgh Helped Put the Rock Band Kansas on the Map
After a memorable debut here in 1974, Kansas chose Pittsburgh as the first stop on its 50th anniversary tour.
Celebrate Cinco de Mayo With Some Bite-Sized Bulletins From Around Pittsburgh
From Ross Park Mall to SouthSide Works, there’s lots of food and beverage news to taco ‘bout.
Old Paint Cans Piling Up? Here’s How You Can Dispose of Your Household Chemicals
PRCs next household chemical collection of the year is on May 6, giving Pittsburghers the opportunity to dispose of anything from paint cans to pesticides.
