Pittsburgh Asks for Return of Artifacts, No Questions Asked
Mayor Bill Peduto's office is looking for lost documents and items that could be historically significant.
PM on KD: Ranking Suburbia 2019
Pittsburgh Magazine editor Brian Hyslop appeared on KDKA's Pittsburgh Today live to share our second year of ranking 130 suburbs in the Pittsburgh region across five categories.
Watch: A Video History of the City's Many Inclines
Travel back in time to the heyday of Pittsburgh's inclines.
Safely Get Rid of Hazardous Household Waste
The Pennsylvania Resources Council is hosting its last chemical product collection of 2019 in Beaver County this month.
How Your Scent Could Someday Save You
“Scentsational” is a free program that allows people to have their scent swabbed for tracking purposes in case they get lost or go missing.
Explore Brews of the East
A new Pour Tour encourages the discovery of breweries and more throughout the Laurel Highlands.
Enjoy Inclined Recreation at Pittsburgh City Steps Events
Events including al fresco fashion and art installations are planned for the city’s staircases.
Q&A: Stephen Chbosky on His Love of Pittsburgh and His New Novel
The author’s second book, “Imaginary Friend,” is a literary horror novel, differing from his much-loved coming-of-age tale “The Perks of Being a Wallflower” published in 1999. But one thing they have in common is numerous references to Pittsburgh.
Artist Displays Final Mural in ‘Homecoming: Hill District, USA’
A multimedia artist is telling the stories of Hill District residents past and present through a new mural commissioned by local groups.
Watch: Crossing Pittsburgh's Sixth Street Bridge in 1902
This may be the earliest film footage of the Pittsburgh region.
Duquesne’s Administration, Catholic Diocese Object to ‘Gender Neutral’ Fashion Show
The University has attempted to restrict the event after it received complaints that aspects of the show were in conflict with the university’s “Catholic mission.”
How Many Spots Can You Save with this Parking Chair?
This 8-foot-tall chair is part of the “Pull Up a Chair. You are Welcome Here” campaign.
The Robot is Here with Your Food
Starship Technologies plans to implement a fleet of autonomous delivery robots in Oakland this fall.
See Behind-the-Scenes Interviews in Extended Mr. Rogers Trailer
Cast, crew, friends and family tell the ‘Heart of the Story’ in this extended trailer.
Pittsburgh Artist Burton Morris and his “Friends” Art Show
A New York art show celebrates the contributions of the pop artist to the iconic look of “Friends.”
How to Get Pittsburgh Traditions on Your Nail Polish
A line of nail polish is inspired by everything from “Redd Up” to “The Igloo.”
“Survivor Tree” seedlings gifted to honor Tree of Life
Pittsburgh is among the recipients honored with seedlings from the 9/11 memorial site.
It's Like Ordering an Uber, for Your Lawn
The mobile start-up is coming to Pittsburgh, connecting consumers with lawn care technicians through the web.
PM on KD: Our Back to School Issue
PM editor Brian Hyslop appeared on KDKA's Pittsburgh Today Live to share our September feature story on the important topics being taught off campus in Pittsburgh.
Visit Chuck Cooper’s Uniform at the Western PA Sports Museum
Fans can view a piece of the Pittsburgh legend at the Heinz History Center this fall.
Closing time: One Last Call for Mellon Square
The series of downtown summer programming is closing out with two happy hour events.
Pittsburgh Pierogi Festival Is Back
With 35 vendors and admission to Kennywood Park, it's a swell way to spend the final official day of summer.
Port Authority Planning 24-Hour Service on Selected Routes
The public transit service aims to extend hours to accommodate late-shift workers.
What People are Saying After Seeing the Mister Rogers Movie
“A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood ” premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival this weekend. Read what people are saying about Tom Hanks' portrayal of Mister Rogers.
Farmers' Almanac Predicts “Polar Coaster” for Pittsburgh
Translation: bundle up for a colder than normal winter with a wintry mix that lasts until spring.
Circle of Life: A Remarkable Lion is Born near Pittsburgh
A rare Barbary lion is born in Grove City.
Improved Dining and Retail Options Coming to Fifth Avenue Place
Highmark Health’s $20 million upgrade is expected to take three years to complete.
Watch: Did You See Juju Smith-Schuster on Family Feud
Watch as the Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver competes on Celebrity Family Feud for the charity Meals on Wheels.
From Across the Pond: Britsburgh Returns for 5th Anniversary
The annual festival announced an extended series of British events in honor of its fifth year hosting in the Burgh.
Back to School: 20 Famous Pittsburghers' Yearbook Photos
Can you put names to the faces of these notable Pittsburgh graduates?
Watch: Rare and in Color Footage of Pittsburgh in 1928
Film from the 1920s is most always in black and white. We stumbled onto this short reel from 1928 after it had gone through an early hand-coloring process. It gives you an idea how things really looked in Pittsburgh 91 years ago.
Wrapped in History: Your Chance to See Real Mummies
The largest collection of real mummies is coming to Pittsburgh this fall.
Troy Polamalu and his Hair Get Last Word in New Commercial
The former Steelers safety goes to head-to-head with Patrick Mahomes of the Kansas City Chiefs. The ending is classic.
Behind the Scenes with Pittsburgh Chefs
Watch some of the city's most prolific chefs and restaurateurs in action.
This Class Teaches You How to Lose Your Yinzer Accent
A community course at Allegheny County Community College is ready to teach you how and why to leave your Pittsburgh accent at home.
