Michael Keaton is Helping Bring a Green Construction Plant to Pittsburgh
Specializing in low-carbon, lower environmental impact building materials, the plant could create 300 local jobs.
Supply Now Exceeds Demand for COVID Vaccines in Allegheny County
While more people are getting vaccinated, the county remains in a “fourth wave” of new cases.
Get Ready to “Picnic in Your Park” for a Good Cause
The Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy event features live entertainment and a variety of gourmet picnic baskets for purchase.
After Rat Snake Sighting, Pittsburgh Creates New Resource for Animal Safety Concerns
Thanks to various recent wildlife sightings throughout the city, the Pittsburgh Bureau of Police has created a central email for concerned citizens.
New Showtime Series Starring Jeff Daniels Shooting in Pittsburgh Area
Among those in the spotlight so far are a diner in Woods Run and a winding Ross Township road.
Want to Work in the Mountains This Summer?
Seven Springs and Hidden Valley resorts have 400 jobs to fill.
Pittsburgh Steelers Sign Coach Mike Tomlin for Three More Years
Tomlin is entering his 15th season as head coach.
What’s Going to Win at the Oscars (and What You Should Watch First)
It was a deeply odd year for movies, but the big show is (finally) coming up Sunday.
The National Negro Opera Co. House Gets Another Chance — And a $500,000 Grant
Owner Jonnet Solomon hopes to transform the deteriorating building into a cultural center or museum for disadvantaged young artists.
Drive-Thru Drop Off: How to Easily Get Rid of Potentially Hazardous Junk
The Pennsylvania Resource Council is kicking off a summer of collection and recycling events.
Allegheny County Seeks to Reassure Residents about Vaccine's Safety
More than half of the county's adult population is partially vaccinated but the number of COVID-related hospitalizations is still rising.
Pittsburgh’s North Side Could Become More Bike Friendly
Proposal would make streets more accommodating to bicycles.
Want to Know if Your Pittsburgh Street will be Repaved This Year?
The city has released the first round of streets due for asphalt pavement resurfacing as part of the 2021 paving season.
UPMC, AHN Pausing Distribution of Johnson & Johnson Vaccine
The health care providers are following recommendations from the CDC and FDA after a potential link between the vaccine and blood clots.
Pittsburgh-based Pit Bull Rescue to Celebrate 10th Anniversary
Biggie's Bullies is celebrating the opening of their new headquarters with an outdoor event.
Pittsburgh Revamps Firefighter Recruitment to Boost Women and Minority Involvement
The city is working to make firefighter positions more accessible after noticing demographic disparities within the Bureau of Fire.
Speeding Up Shots – Any Adult Can Schedule a COVID Vaccination Starting Tuesday
Open eligibility for the shots comes a week ahead of the previous schedule set by the Wolf Administration.
Pittsburgh Street Sweeping Returns without Parking Enforcement
Street sweepers will be operating in the city from now until Nov. 30.
What's Behind Allegheny County's “Fourth Wave” of COVID Infections?
Recent daily case counts have set records for 2021.
Bigfoot and Pals Invade Children's Museum
A free outdoor exhibit explores the world of fantastical beasts.
Terminal Project to Restart, New Routes Arrive and Presidential Praise at Pittsburgh International
Construction of the new, billion dollar terminal is finally expected to start later this spring.
Pittsburgh Pirates Go Touchless — and Contactless — for 2021 Season
Buccos are ready to welcome fans back to PNC Park — but with new COVID-19 safety protocols in place. Here’s what you need to know.
Yinz Citizen Seeking Talent for Virtual Concert to Benefit 412 Food Rescue
After seeing huge success in raising funds last year, the virtual concert will return in September.
How You Can Get Your Vaccine Through Allegheny County's New Registration Site
The health department opened the site to the public late Thursday.
Five Local Dogs Nominated for American Humane Hero Dog Awards
The Pittsburgh area dogs represent the city in four of the seven categories
Risky Behavior and Virus Variants Blamed for Increase in COVID-19 Cases
In addition to more cases, Health Director Dr. Debra Bogen says hospitalizations are on the rise in Allegheny County.
Pittsburgh Music Venue to Reopen with Spirit Merch Market
The outdoor event will feature local vendors, pizza and live music.
State Health Officials Announce When Everyone Will Be Eligible for COVID Vaccine
Beginning today, workers in four targeted industries are now eligible for the shots.
Pittsburgh Offers Support to Victims of Crime with New Website
The Office of Victim Assistance Services helps residents recover.
Allegheny County to Host Drive-In Movie Nights at Two Parks
The series of free movies kicks off Friday, April 2.
How Will It Work? Allegheny County to Launch Vaccine Registration System
County officials want to make it easier for residents to get the shots and reduce the number of canceled appointments at vaccination sites.
Is That a Pirate Ship Sailing on Our Rivers?
The boat will be available starting April 8 for two-hour charters along the Ohio and Allegheny rivers.
Opportunity for Emerging Pittsburgh Artists to Become Immersed in Their Craft
Distillery Emerging Artist Residency provides upcoming artists and craftspeople an opportunity to hone their creative skills and emerge as professionals.
More Affordable Housing Options Coming to Pittsburgh
Mayor Peduto and the Urban Redevelopment Authority introduce a new housing initiative that aims to make homeownership more affordable.
Are You 50 or Older? You Might Now be Eligible for the COVID Vaccine
Allegheny County is expanding eligibility for its vaccine distribution, under certain conditions.
