Headed to New York? Check Out This New Flight
Spirit Airlines will be the only low-cost carrier to serve Newark from Pittsburgh International, beginning this summer.
Do All Pitt Students, Teachers Want to Ditch Their Masks?
Next week, University of Pittsburgh students can finally go maskless — but not all of them will.
‘A Pittsburgh Institution’: Why Klavon's Ice Cream Parlor is Up For Sale
Don’t worry — it will remain open through the sales process.
Good News for the U.S. Travel Industry: High Airport Traffic and Ticket Sales Point to Rebound, Growth
The TSA screened more than 2.3 million people Sunday — the highest one-day total since the start of the pandemic.
Pittsburgh Street Sweeping Will Soon Resume, With $30 Tickets for Cars Parked in the Way
Parking enforcement in street sweeping zones was not enforced for the last two years because of the volume of residents working from home.
Allegheny County Port Authority Extends Free Fares Through Next Week
The Pittsburgh-area agency has experienced service interruptions as a result of a vaccine mandate among its operators.
Concert for Peace: Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra and United Way Partner to Help Ukraine
Funds raised from the concert will support the #PghUnitedForUkraine campaign, which is the product of a partnership between the United Way of Southwestern Pennsylvania and the Pittsburgh Foundation.
Kennywood Will Open Sooner This Year, With Big Changes Ahead of its 125th Anniversary
The park will open to the public on Easter Sunday, April 17.
New Rides and a New Name for Pittsburgh's Healthy Ride Bikeshare Program
Now called POGOH, the company will soon offer e-bikes and new pedal bicycles for use throughout the city.
Allegheny County Health Department to Stop Biweekly COVID-19 Briefings
Although cases are staying low, officials reminded county residents that the pandemic isn’t over just yet.
Here’s How to Get Rid of Toxic Chemicals You May Have Around Your House
The Pennsylvania Resources Council will host a slew of events around the city starting next month. Participants must register in advance.
Why is the Three Rivers Arts Festival Moving Out of Point State Park?
Festival organizers said the decision to move was prompted by new rules regarding the use of the park from the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources.
Why is Port Authority Offering Free Bus Rides?
The agency has reported a significant number of call offs following the enforcement of a vaccine mandate for its employees.
The Three Rivers Arts Festival is Getting a New Home This Year
The 10-day event, now in its 63rd year, will move from Point State Park to the Cultural District.
Why A Longtime Pittsburgh Sandwich Shop Is Ending Its 35 Year Run
Sammy’s Famous Corned Beef announced its permanent closure via social media.
Share Your Story at the New Story Club Pittsburgh
The organization aims to continue live storytelling following the closure of The Moth.
Fish Fry Profile: Why This Lenten Tradition is So Important to Rainbow Volunteer Fire Company
The annual event, in its fourth decade, has grown considerably over the years.
Should Students and Health Care Patients Be Taxed to Pay for Pittsburgh's Roads and Bridges?
City Councilman Ricky Burgess says his bill could help pay for improvements to the city’s aging infrastructure.
Old Music Meets New in YouTube Show Hosted by Johnny Angel and Byron Nash
The Pittsburgh-based series is called Bridging the Gap, and it aims to do exactly that.
What Will the New Fern Hollow Bridge in Frick Park Look Like?
PennDOT and the City of Pittsburgh say construction will begin in April.
Remake Learning Days Returns with Free Events for Kids and Families
The popular event got its start in southwestern Pennsylvania in 2016. Organizers say there are about 150 events happening locally during the festival.
There's a New Way That Pittsburghers Can Help Ukrainian Refugees
As war rages in Ukraine, the Pittsburgh Foundation has partnered with the United Way to collect money to help refugees with transportation, shelter, food, medications, hygiene kits and childcare supplies.
By the Numbers: Pittsburghers Are Anxious about Rising Gas Prices, War in Ukraine
Experts say increased demand as COVID restrictions ease and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine are to blame for a higher price at the pump.
One Person's Trash Is Another’s Treasure: Find Second-Hand Items at the Car Bazaar
The flea market will be held in the Forbes & Smithfield parking garage on Cherry Way Downtown, with an entrance next to Arepittas.
The New Normal: Looking Back as We Enter Year Three of Pandemic Life
Two years ago, who thought about social distancing or wearing surgical masks to the grocery store? And remember the scramble for toilet paper?
What's New This Year at the Pittsburgh Home & Garden Show?
The show returns – after pandemic interruptions – for its 40th anniversary.
Health Director Says Allegheny County Has Finally “Turned the Corner” On COVID
Dr. Debra Bogen says the county has entered a new phase of the pandemic.
Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board Pulls Russian Liquors from Fine Wine & Good Spirits
In reaction to the invasion of Ukraine, the PLCB announced Sunday that it will no longer stock products that are made in Russia.
New CDC Guidance Means Most Allegheny County Residents Can Stop Masking — For Now
According the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, about 70% of the country can safely take a break from masking.
August Wilson Center to Open First-Ever Exhibition Dedicated to Its Namesake
The exhibition, set to open in April, will include artifacts and interactive experiences revolving around the Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright and Hill District native son.
How Can We Fight High Black Infant Mortality Rates in Pittsburgh?
Allegheny Health Network wants to ensure all Allegheny County babies reach their first steps — and beyond.
Get Your Irish On: Pittsburgh's St. Patrick’s Day Parade Returns
The parade features Irish step dancers, marching bands, military members, community organizations, Punxsutawney Phil and a snowy forecast.
Learn the Mission of Farm to Table at Pittsburgh’s Home and Garden Show
Founder Erin Hart says the nonprofit’s goal is to make sure everyone in Western Pennsylvania has access to fresh, local food.
It’s Time For Fish Fries. This Map Will Help You Find One Near You
Lent starts on March 2, and many local organizations are already prepping their fryers.
Carnegie Bosch Institute Receives $3 Million Gift, Announces New President
The institute, established in 1990, aims to support world-class and socially transformative research at Carnegie Mellon University.
