New on the Water: A Boat that Can Run on Natural Gas
Peoples Natural Gas is outfitting a contest winner’s boat with a dual-fuel engine.
Taste of the NFL Raises Money for Local Food Bank
A former Steelers player and a Pittsburgh chef travel to Minnesota for Super Bowl LII to cook and auction off a helmet to benefit the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank.
Want Something New in Your Mug? Get a Coffee Passport
Passport is your ticket to exploring indie coffee shops in Pittsburgh.
Watch: The Yinzer Grammy Award for “Best Song Ever”
Another winner from Pittsburgh viral video genius Bentsonium.
Hollywood Nice Guy to Star in Mister Rogers Biopic
A-Lister Tom Hanks will play Pittsburgh’s most beloved neighbor in “You Are My Friend.”
The Right Note: Pittsburgh Has a Grammy-Winning Symphony
Pittsburghers, reeling from disappointments with our local sports teams, have found a winner with the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, which is bringing two trophies home to the ‘Burgh, the first time it has done so since 1993.
Why Did the Bylines Disappear for Four Days in the Post-Gazette?
Writers for the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette have ended their byline strike to protest 12 years without raises and other cuts from the newspaper’s ownership. Whether the action will get them a new contract remains to be seen.
12 Pictures of Frozen Muck on the North Shore
Pittsburgh's formerly frozen rivers have receded, leaving behind mud and chunks of ice that could take weeks to thaw.
National Aviary Appears on “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon”
Thursday night’s episode included an appearance with Tyler, a hyacinth macaw.
Do You Know the History of Allegheny County's Nine Parks?
At first, not everyone thought these parks were a good idea.
PM on KD: 5 Great Bartenders and Recovery in the Kitchen
PM Dining critic and associate editor Hal B. Klein appears on KDKA's Pittsburgh Today Live to discuss five career bartenders. He also talks about about people working to overcome substance abuse problems and ex-offenders finding a welcoming environment in restaurant kitchens.
Sewickley Man Donates $37 Million After Death
A man whose loved ones say lived a simple life has made the second-largest donation in the history of a Pittsburgh nonprofit.
Is Stephen King Really a Yinzer at Heart?
A tweet by the acclaimed author had fans of Pittsburghese buzzing.
The Mister Rogers Documentary Has Debuted at Sundance
“Won’t You Be My Neighbor?” takes viewers beyond the cardigan collection and into “the heart of a creative genius.”
Amazon Includes Pittsburgh in its Top-20 List for HQ2
The list of 20 was narrowed from 238 proposals Amazon received in October. So which other cities made the cut?
New series ‘$1’ to be filmed in Pittsburgh
The mystery thriller is latest to cash in on the city’s filming opportunities.
Andrew McCutchen: Thanks for the Memories
It's hard to overemphasize McCutchen's impact on the Pirates and its fan base.
Big Ben Not Ready to Retire –– But He's Making Plans
Ben Roethlisberger will do as many former athletes have and start the next phase of his career with a dining venture.
Researchers and Pittsburgh Dad Agree - The ‘Man Flu’ is Real
There is now science to challenge the popular notion that men are wimps when sidelined by a cold.
High Praise - The Three Steelers Added to the Fight Song
The writers of one of the most familiar Steelers fight songs has updated the lyrics to include the teams newest stars.
Drink and Get Inked at the Carnegie Science Center
The upcoming 21+ night will teach you about the science of body art.
Thoughtful Entertainment
Humanities Festival will examine the state and direction of our society.
PM on KD: Winter HOME Issue
PM HOME Editor Jessica Sinichak appears on KDKA's Pittsburgh Today Live to discuss the big changes at the Kaufmann's building Downtown and how to decorate on a budget.
Morcilla Damaged by Freeze-Related Flooding
The Lower Lawrenceville restaurant is closed for the foreseeable future.
Local Alum to Compete for MVP: Most Valuable Puppy
A coonhound from Pittsburgh’s Animal Friends shelter will appear on Animal Planet’s Puppy Bowl XIV.
New Year Means Big Changes for Station Square
The realty company that owns the shopping center is ready to shake things up.
Is Food Hall Dining the Latest Trend in Pittsburgh?
Another variety-driven food hall will open next month — this time with a twist.
On the Radio: WESA.FM Makes Programming Changes
The changes impact weekend and late-night programming.
A Bookstore Grows in the North Hills
Riverstone Books is no big-box warehouse of words.
Allegheny Conference Calls for Changes in PWSA
The PWSA has faced dire problems the last several years, including rapidly crumbling infrastructure, billing problems and concerns over lead levels in water.
The ‘Burgh Could be Getting a Year Round Ferris Wheel
A developer has proposed a new entertainment destination at the old J. Allan Steel site in Chateau.
Steelers v. Patriots Ref Has a Message ‘Love Actually’ Style
The FOX Sports parody video features an NFL referee and a Steelers fan as Andrew Lincoln and Keira Knightley's characters in the holiday season favorite.
PM on KD: Pittsburgher of the Year
Pittsburgh Magazine Editor Brian Hyslop appears on KDKA's Pittsburgh Today Live to discuss why we chose Kelly Frey as our 2017 Pittsburgher of the Year.
How to Celebrate the New Year if First Night Isn't for You
Here are our top six places to party like it’s 2018.
Ring in the New Year by Making a Mess
The Carnegie Science Center New Year’s Day tradition is back for a 12th year.
