Join Pittsburgh’s Four Independent Comedy Venues for a Month of Laughs
For $20, you can catch a show at Arcade Comedy Theater, the Burgh Bus, Steel City Improv and Bottlerocket Social Hall.
Pennsylvania’s First Bunny Cafe Will Soon Open in Pittsburgh
The cafe plays heavily into the idea of a “third space,” defined as a place for meaningful socialization that isn’t one’s home or workplace.
The Miniature Railroad at Carnegie Science Center Gets a Spooky New Addition
Horror movie fans will recognize it right away.
Pittsburgh Magazine’s Publisher Honored With Award for Excellence in Media
The award was given out at this year’s Art Rooney Award Dinner & Auction.
Why Michael Keaton Gave a Nod to His Western PA Roots During Monday’s Emmy Win
The veteran actor picked up a win for his work in Hulu’s “Dopesick.”
Pitt and UPMC Name Local Foot and Ankle Expert as Dr. Freddie Fu’s Successor
The decision comes after a lengthy and deliberate search, Pitt says.
Thousands Sign Petition Supporting CMU Professor After Viral Tweet Critical of the Queen
Professor Uju Anya was criticized by Jeff Bezos and CMU for citing Queen Elizabeth II's role in British colonization in a tweet that has been removed by Twitter.
Five Farms Near Pittsburgh With Pumpkin Patches to Visit This Autumn
Most of the farms also offer hayrides and other festive fall activities.
Duquesne University Professor Says Death of Queen May Have Lasting Political Implications
The monarch’s death after a 70-year reign, he says, is the “end of an era.”
Pittsburgh Regional Transit Commits To A Zero-Emissions Fleet
The change, which will include electric buses and hydrogen fuel cell vehicles, is expected to take more than two decades.
Cirque du Soleil Will Return to Pittsburgh for Five Shows Only
Tickets for “Corteo” are on sale to Club Cirque members now, and will go on sale to the general public on Sept. 12.
A Leaf Peeper's Paradise: Your Ultimate Guide to Fall Foliage in Pittsburgh and Beyond
How to track fall foliage in your area, and where to see the best views this autumn.
Oakland’s First Sidewalk Poetry Contest Celebrates Its History and Future
You can view the 25 winning poems throughout the neighborhood.
University of Pittsburgh Plans to Add a New Facility to “Victory Heights”
The university will present its plan to the Department of City Planning at a meeting on Sept. 12.
Pittsburgh Region Wins Share of $1 Billion Through the Build Back Better Challenge
Southwestern Pennsylvania will receive almost $63 million to help businesses invest in robotics and other innovative technologies.
Pitt Head Coach Pat Narduzzi Beats West Virginia Then Goes After ESPN
Fans who turned off the TV after the gun sounded missed the coach's blunt comments aired on national TV.
All Aboard a New IMAX Feature — and a U.S. Premiere — at the Carnegie Science Center
The educational film “Train Time” is making its American debut on the North Shore over the weekend.
Big Changes Are in Store For Pittsburgh's Three Sister Bridges
The changes will be most noticeable at night.
A New Megabus Partnership: Where Will It Take You Now?
More than a dozen new towns and cities are on the list.
Etna Riverfront Trail and Park Named a Great Place in Pennsylvania
Butler Street in Etna received the same honor last year.
9 Pittsburgh Festivals This Fall You Won’t Want to Miss
Whether you’re looking for food, music, culture or something else entirely, there’s bound to be a local festival that checks all your boxes.
How Climate Change May Be Shortening The Pittsburgh-Area Ski Season
This year, many resorts are deciding to open later in the year.
Two Pittsburgh Magazine Writers Win First Place at the Vann Awards
The awards are presented by the Pittsburgh Black Media Federation and honors the legendary former publisher and editor of the Pittsburgh Courier, Robert L. Vann.
Seven City of Pittsburgh Pools Will Remain Open Through Labor Day
The pools will be open for a week longer than expected.
Five Nonstop Routes Are Returning To Pittsburgh International Airport
Officials say that despite the complications faced during the summer travel season, the appetite for both leisure and business travel still exists.
Alternate Histories Studio Brings Monstrous Artwork and Gifts To Greenfield
Owner Matthew Buchholz sells a variety of novelty items based on old horror and sci-fi movies.
Learn, Laugh and Love Pittsburgh Even More at This Comedy Walking Tour
Learn about pirates, meet quirky Downtown characters and laugh at Pittsburgh Jokes with Drunken History.
Change in the Lineup: Marty Griffin Joins Larry Richert on KDKA's Morning Show
Griffin moves from middays, replacing Kevin Battle who was let go in what was described as a cost-cutting move earlier this week.
Row House Cinema Will Screen Film to Raise Funds For Ukrainians Displaced by War
The screening is part of the “Stand With Ukraine Through Film” project, which started in March 2022.
New Pilot Program Will Offer Free Transportation to Some Pittsburgh Residents
The city says access to affordable and reliable transportation is the greatest factor in social mobility.
Deep Cleaning the House? Recycle Your Chemical Waste Here in Pittsburgh
Getting rid of chemicals and other hazardous waste can be confusing. Here’s everything you need to know.
North Versailles Multiplex to Close
The Phoenix Stadium 18, which opened more than two decades ago, will close after Labor Day.
A New Development Aims to Address Pittsburgh’s Affordable Housing Crisis
Construction on the Polish Hill homes is slated to be completed by early 2023.
How American Airlines Cuts To Its Flight Schedule Will Impact Pittsburgh Travelers
The airline removed 28,000 scheduled domestic flights from its November itinerary.
City of Asylum Determined to “Defend the Values” Author Salman Rushdie Has Championed
The co-founder of the North Side nonprofit was also injured when a man stormed the stage with a knife and stabbed Rushdie, who was about to give a lecture at the Chautauqua Institution in New York.
