Check Meow-t: Cat Tours Are Putting the Often Elusive Pets in the Spotlight
Following the success of the Pittsburgh Cat Walk in Brighton Heights, Lawrenceville is hosting its own feline-centric stroll.
Is Pittsburgh’s Weather Really Getting Worse?
The short answer is yes. The long answer requires a deeper look at the impact of climate change and air pollution on the region.
Why Are There Robots at the Airport?
Pittsburgh International is embracing the city’s reputation as a hub for tech innovation.
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.
Carnegie Mellon University Will Open a Second Campus in Miami
A historic gift of $3 billion will also benefit the campus in Pittsburgh.
The Opening of Citizens Live at The Wylie Sparks a Hill District Resurgence
The venue pays tribute to the neighborhood’s past while contributing to the future of live performances in Pittsburgh.
Dahn Memory Lane: Pittsburgh's Inclines
Pittsburgh is known for its inclines, some of which have had disastrous rides.
Steelers in Need of a ‘Plan B’ for the Bengals
Head coach Mike McCarthy needs a solution to what’s already been tried — and failed — with the offensive line.
Festival of Combustion: The Hottest Ticket in Town
Rivers of Steel is celebrating the 10th annual Festival of Combustion at Carrie Blast Furnaces on Oct. 3.
Mahjong Madness: A Traditional Game Sees New Life
As the centuries-old Chinese tile game surges in popularity, Pittsburgh is experiencing a major mahjong boom.
Pittsburgh International Wins Airport of the Year, Again
In 2017, it became the first airport in the U.S. to win the award; a decade later, it became the first U.S. airport to win it twice.
What Is the 2027 Color of the Year?
Plus, designers share how to use it in your home.
How You Can Appear in an Episode of The Pitt
The Pittsburgh-based medical drama has put out a casting call for extras.
How Your Art Can Help Define Pittsburgh’s Legacy and Future
Mayor Corey O’Connor recently announced the Pittsburgh America 250 Poster Project, which will dole out $10,000 in prizes to local artists.
Welcome to Pittsburgh's Arts Landing — Where Art Meets the City
The 4-acre destination was part of a $600 million Downtown Revitalization Vision prior to the NFL Draft being hosted in Pittsburgh.
Why is an AI Summit Taking Place in Pittsburgh?
The AI Horizons conference will take place in Bakery Square Sept. 17-18, addressing concerns and possible uses of artificial intelligence.
How to Switch to Solar Energy, Without the Lofty Price Tag
The Switch Together program returns to Allegheny County; last year, residents saw an average discount of 16%.
4 Pittsburgh Home and Garden Tours to Explore this Fall
Think the nebby pastime is reserved for the summer months only? Think again.
Where to Wine and Dine in Pittsburgh's Cultural District
These 15 spots are worthy of applause.
How — And Where — to Park in Pittsburgh's Cultural District
Looking for best ways to navigate Downtown? Look no further.
Who Is the New Director of the Carnegie Museum of Natural History?
The organization says Carey Scheide Miller is joining at “an exciting time.”
Latino Community Center Will Put Down Roots in the Strip District
The newly acquired space will be transformed into a center for youth programming, family support and workforce development.
What's The State of Pittsburgh's Cultural District Today?
After the pandemic nearly destroyed it, Pittsburgh’s performing arts district is rising phoenix-like from the ashes — with a bright future ahead.
Washington County Hosts Annual Pawtumn Bark-A-Que
The fall-themed event aims to raise money to support the training and pairing of medical service dogs with veterans, first responders and civilians living with permanent disabilities.
5 Pumpkin Patches and Fall Festivals Near Pittsburgh
Pumpkins, apple cider, hayrides and zombies creeping amid the cornstalks await you this autumn at local farms.
Songs for Hope Gives Cancer Patients a Reason to Sing
The Hair Peace Charities fundraiser will be held Sept. 19 at a private estate in Bell Acres.
New Programs Support Hispanic Business Owners During Hispanic Heritage Month
The Pennsylvania Metropolitan Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce is offering grants, English classes and roundtable conversations for entrepreneurs.
Dig in With Graver: Laffin’ with Sal
Kennywood’s Phantom Fall Fest starts this weekend, but, for many Pittsburghers, the giggling gal is the stuff of nightmares.
'Friday Night Lights Meets Lord of the Flies' in Mt. Lebanon
"Strike Season," a new memoir by Michael Eck, recalls an unprecedented high school football season when the players coached themselves.
Know-It-All: The Cathedral of Learning
A century ago, groundbreaking began on the iconic building.
Here Are All the Events Happening This October at The Frick
Lunch Pail Lectures, walking tours, film screenings and more.
Will Mike McCarthy Prove That You Can Go Home Again?
This isn’t just another regular-season opener for the Steelers coach, especially for a team with such a demanding fan base.
What’s New at Acrisure Stadium This Season?
From new foods and new places to eat them to new destinations to visit before the game, Acrisure is keeping it fresh this season.
Burgh Brides: How to Make Your Biggest Wedding Decisions Your Easiest
Expert advice on money matters, vendor red flags and venue locations.
The Savvy Yinzer's Guide to: Babushka Life
What's your grandma hiding in there anyway?
