Photos: The Ferris Wheel Returns to Oktoberfest
Check out these views from the top.
Lisa Schroeder to Retire as Head of the Pittsburgh Foundation
She was the first woman to lead the 80-year-old foundation. A national search will commence.
Tours Will Provide a New Way to Explore the Old 'Wall Street of Pittsburgh'
These will be held along Downtown's Fourth Avenue to share the history, stories and 'fascinating architecture.'
Looking For Work? 10 New Job Openings in Pittsburgh This Week
Looking for a job in Pittsburgh? Here's our weekly roundup of Pittsburgh jobs that are accepting applications.
Big Improvements to Pittsburgh's 'Sister Bridges Experience' Move Forward
Riverlife kicks off public phase of a $30 million fundraising campaign that advances the Complete the Loop vision plan.
Steelers Rise to the Occasion in Ireland. Now What?
The emotional deck was stacked against Minnesota in Dublin. But can the Steelers retain that passion and energy to use against more formidable foes?
What’s it Like to Live in a Hotel at College?
Freshmen at both the University of Pittsburgh and Point Park University are having an unusual first year.
Pittsburgh Magazine to Publish a Special Issue to Commemorate the NFL Draft
The city’s lifestyle magazine will mark the occasion with a ‘high-quality keepsake.’
Religious, Philosophical Vaccine Exemptions on the Rise in Southwestern Pennsylvania
How a proposed bill and a new multistate coalition could expand access and scientific knowledge.
Parks in Allegheny County, Pittsburgh, Get Major Focus in Latest RAD Budget
The Allegheny Regional Asset District gives a 31% boost to local parks in its proposed 2026 spending plan.
Test Your Spicy Mettle at Pittsburgh’s Rivers of Fire Hot Sauce Festival
The event, which is expecting 1,500 guests, will be held at Velum Fermentation on the South Side.
Want To Talk To An Allegheny County Leader? Here's Your Chance
Three more County Connect sessions are scheduled to gather ideas, input from county residents.
In Ireland, the Steelers Need to Be Who They Thought They Were
They must shore up their defense as they face Minnesota's 'armada of wide receivers.'
Watch: The Terrible Towel Makes Its Way to Ireland
Max Starks shows a new audience the Pittsburgh tradition, which was first started by Myron Cope in 1975.
'Livers of the Rivers' Make a Comeback in Pittsburgh-Area Rivers
More mussel species in the region’s rivers are a good sign for water quality and health.
Sharpshooters Are Added to Schenley, Emerald View Parks to Control the Deer Population
The new hunting season kicked off on Sept. 20, and bow hunters are added to five more Pittsburgh parks to better manage deer herds.
Pennsylvania Launches New Weekly Fall Foliage Guide
The revamped website will provide information for local leaf peepers and tourists looking for vibrant colors.
Bucs Limp to the Finish in Another Lost Season
It’s sad but hardly surprising given the Pittsburgh PIrates' 'trademark brand of ineptitude and apathy.'
Marc-Andre Fleury Is Coming Back to the Pittsburgh Penguins — For One Night Only
The veteran goalie will participate in practice and play in a preseason game to say farewell to Pittsburgh fans.
7 Ways to Celebrate Fall in the Pittsburgh Area
From hayrides, to jack o'lantern trails to zombies — you'll find them all in southwestern Pennsylvania.
Filming for ‘The Pitt’ Is Expected Back in Pittsburgh This Week
The production team returns triumphant after top wins at the 77th Emmy Awards.
Vote Now to Get Mister Rogers Back on a Postage Stamp
The USPS is asking the public to vote on which popular stamp from the recent past should be reissued.
The New ‘Clemente’ Documentary Arrives in Pittsburgh This Weekend — Here's Where to See It
The film features interviews with the Hall of Famer’s family, teammates and famous fans.
There’s a New Name — and Much More — at the Kamin Science Center
The North Shore institution officially unveiled its new name and upcoming exhibitions, including a high-octane new experience called the “Science of Speed.”
Jeff Goldblum to Perform at Gala at Pittsburgh International Airport
The Oct. 3 party, which will include performances by the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, will celebrate the opening of the new landside terminal this fall.
How You Can Help Beautify the ‘Burgh Before the 2026 NFL Draft
The Immaculate Collection, a regionwide clean-up initiative, launched on Sept. 10.
A New Exhibit at the Carnegie Museum of Art Redefines American Photojournalism
“Black Photojournalism” spotlights the work of Charles “Teenie” Harris and other undercelebrated photojournalists from across the country.
Pittsburgh Restores Program to Curb Feral Cat Population Boom
Local trappers, advocates relieved after months of increased stray animal intakes.
Pittsburgh Review of Books Hits the Shelves
The new free literary site is a venture by Carnegie Mellon University with several local partners.
The Calder Mobile Returns to Pittsburgh International Airport
And there's much more art to see all over the new landside terminal, reflecting Pittsburgh's rich cultural legacy.
What Are Local Leaders Saying About the New PIT Terminal?
Plus, let us know your thoughts on the new terminal.
Oktoberfest Pittsburgh Returns to New Downtown Location
The popular Ferris wheel returns to this event that attracted 80,000 people to its inaugural festival in 2024.
The New PIT Terminal by the Numbers
Local tax dollars spent: Zero.
Allegheny County's RAD Pass Is Extended Year-Round
It provides free and discounted access to Pittsburgh-area zoos, museums and performance groups for library card holders.
Your Guide to the New Terminal at Pittsburgh International Airport
What to know about parking, ticketing, security, passenger pickup and more.
