Quiz: You Think the Iron City Beer Sign Should Say ...
The law firm Pond Lehocky now has the advertising real estate, but Pittsburgh Magazine readers tell us what they want the sign to say.
HGTV Star Leanne Ford Loses Her New Home in California Wildfires
The Pittsburgh native, who starred on several home improvement shows alongside her brother, posted photos of the home’s charred remains.
New Leadership Takes Over Pittsburgh’s City of Asylum Board
Co-founder Henry Reese is stepping down as chairman at a time when the nonprofit is pushing for Pittsburgh to be named a UNESCO City of Literature.
It’s True — Wegmans Is Coming to the Pittsburgh Region
The 115,000-square-foot store will be built next to the UPMC Lemieux Sports Complex in Cranberry.
Kennywood Will Replace Thomas Town With New Attraction
The Pittsburgh park was the last in the U.S. to host these rides themed after ‘Thomas & Friends.’
'The Pitt' Wins Praise From Pittsburgh ER Staff for Being 'Most Realistic'
The executive producers behind the Max medical series vowed to be as authentic as possible and to focus on providers.
‘The Pitt’ Recap: Episodes 1 & 2
An accident on the T platform, a passed-out med student and child high on THC. Here’s what happened on “The Pitt.”
Artistic Director Marya Sea Kaminski Is leaving the Pittsburgh Public Theater
She is the first woman to lead the Downtown theater company that was founded by two women 50 years ago.
New Pittsburgh Film Critics Association Names Top Movies for 2024
‘Substance,’ and ‘Challengers’ are among the best, and the group introduces a Mister Rogers Kindness Award.
Vote for Your Favorite ‘I Voted’ Sticker in Pittsburgh
The public can now select a winning design created by Allegheny County students in ninth through 12th grades that would be distributed to voters in 2025.
Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh Announces New Director of The Andy Warhol Museum
Mario R. Rossero, a national proponent for arts education, returns home to lead the 30-year-old institution.
Three Rivers Arts Festival Will Last Only 4 Days in 2025
Downtown construction to create a permanent festival space in the Cultural District will limit this year's event.
Official Training Begins for the Pittsburgh Marathon
More than 40,000 people are expected to participate in the marathon weekend events on May 2-4.
Convive Coffee Will Open at Pittsburgh International Airport
It's the latest Pittsburgh-based business to join the concessions opening at PIT.
Comtra Theatre in Cranberry Has Closed
The 42-year-old community theater confirmed in a Facebook post that it would cease operations immediately.
Photos: Snow Covers Pittsburgh
Local photographer Dave DiCello shares his photos from the snowy weekend.
New Castle Native Wins Third Golden Globe
Trent Reznor took home the award for Best Original Score – Motion Picture alongside Atticus Ross at the 2025 Golden Globes.
Every Pittsburgh Reference We Caught in ‘The Pitt’ — Can You Spot Them Too?
The Pittsburgh-based medical drama debuts Jan. 9 on MAX.
August Wilson Finally Receives a Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame
His widow will accept the posthumous award for the Pittsburgh-born playwright at the ceremony on Tuesday, Jan. 7.
Get 7 Cancer Screenings at One Time at AHN Locations in 2025
As part of your New Year’s resolutions, here are ways to improve your health.
Three New Laws Aim to Make Pennsylvanians Healthier in 2025
They provide improved compensation for first-responders experiencing PTSI and expanded coverage for doula services and biomarker testing.
Photos: Pittsburgh Celebrates the Holidays
Readers share photos of how they decorated this holiday season.
Fort Pitt Museum to Temporarily Close
The institution will take the month of January off for cleaning, maintenance and updates.
The Top 10 Films of 2024
Animation, horror, comedy and drama (as well as a locally made film) made the cut in a varied list of favorites.
Pittsburgh Has Big Ideas. One Professor Is Documenting Them.
They're all being collected into the Intellectual Property Hall of Fame web project.
Looking for a Last-Minute Gift? Wrap a Year of Experiences With These Six Memberships
From cultural institutions to local breweries, make a loved one a patron of a local landmark.
Readers Vote on Pittsburgh's Word of the Year for 2024
The results are in. You think Pittsburgh's Word of the Year should be ...
Survey: Pittsburgh Is One of the Best Places in the U.S. to Celebrate Christmas
WalletHub ranks the Steel City No. 2 for being the most festive and affordable.
Meet the Former Pittsburgher Behind ‘The Pradeeps of Pittsburgh’
The Indian-born creator and writer of the Amazon Prime Video comedy series grew up in Monroeville and weaves in his personal stories.
Video Gives Early Look at New Roadways to Pittsburgh’s New Airport Terminal
The traffic patterns to the $1.57 billion new terminal will be a similar — but larger — horseshoe shape.
American, Breeze Airways to Offer Nonstop Flights from Pittsburgh to LA
American begins daily nonstops on April 4. Breeze starts service on March 12, with flights increasing to five days a week by summer.
Pittsburgh Magazine's 10 Most-Read Stories of 2024
From the best restaurants in town to historic Pittsburgh moments, these are the stories you enjoyed most this year.
Which Pittsburgh-Born Artists Have Made it to the Billboard Charts?
From the early days of rock ’n’ roll to the 21st century, Pittsburgh-born artists have rocketed up the Billboard charts.
Despite Uncertainty About the Western Penitentiary Site, 'Mayor of Kingstown' Is Back in Pittsburgh
The Paramount+ series is set to begin filming its fourth season next month in Pittsburgh.
3 Things David Johnson Will Be Able to Do When He Retires
He’s been a nighttime fixture on WPXI-TV for 35 years and was part of the longest-running anchor team in Pittsburgh TV history.
