“Black Panther” Costumes to Make a Stop in Pittsburgh
The Heinz History Center will be the first to get a new exhibit showcasing hero costumes from blockbuster movies.
PM on KD: Our Best Road Trips
Pittsburgh Magazine editor, Brian Hyslop, appears on KDKA's Pittsburgh Today Live to discuss our top road trip ideas within a few hours' drive of the 'Burgh.
A Familiar Pittsburgh Landmark is Getting an Upgrade
The garden will provide a peaceful retreat and naming opportunities for guests and patrons.
A Beginner’s Guide to ‘Hamilton’: Everything You Need to Know
The hit musical opens in Pittsburgh January 2019, and local fans are ecstatic. So what’s the big deal?
New This Summer: Cruising the Three Rivers on a Tiki Bar
The tiki boat tour will bridge relaxation and the city’s rivers for a new boating experience.
City of Asylum’s Storytelling Event Brings Stories of Culture to the North Side
Though a series of international storytellers, children can learn about different cultures right in their own neighborhood.
Respite at the End of The Trail: New South Side Hostel to Open
South Side Traveler’s Rest, located in the historic A.M. Byers building, will be the city’s only licensed hostel.
Pittsburghers - Do You Need a Digital Detox?
Renaissance Pittsburgh Hotel is now offering a package where guests must literally unplug from technology.
Munhall Native Auditions for American Idol
A rising Pittsburgh star vies for her chance at fame.
Lack of Empathy Leads to Uncivil Discourse
A panel discussion at Duquesne University focused on the tough task of teaching empathy in the digital age.
When and Where to Dump Your Junk (including old TVs)
A state environmental agency wants to help you recycle your hard-to-dispose-of household clutter.
Watch: Trailer of “Won't You Be My Neighbor”
The documentary about Mister Rogers' iconic show takes viewers beyond the cardigan collection and into “the heart of a creative genius.”
JuJu Smith-Schuster Teams Up with Drake, Travis Scott and Ninja to Play Fortnite
Drake and Ninja broke Twitch viewing records, and Smith-Schuster and Scott joined in later.
Teaching Cyber Safety - The Things You Might Not Know
iQ:smartparent’s Cyber Safety segment offers advice on topics such as what to do with “sexted” images you find on your kids’ phones and more.
The Lights Are About to Go Out on the Rachel Carson Bridge
The wind-powered LED lighting display will end its 18-month run in April.
Downtown to Add Art Installations, Music Nights and More
"Yinz Going Dahntahn?" Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership strives to transform the area into a more engaging and vibrant neighborhood.
"Shark Tank" Auditions Coming to the 'Burgh
The ABC show will hold its first-ever Pittsburgh casting call at the end of March.
Up Close Photos: The Turkeys of North Park
Mary Pegher is an avid wildlife photographer. Her recent encounter with a flock of turkeys in North Park produced a series of memorable images.
Pittsburgh's Second Cat Cafe in the Works
The Black Cat Market hopes to open in Lawrenceville this spring.
CMU's Francis Bacon Project Is Facebook for 16th Century
You’ve heard of the six degrees of Kevin Bacon? This CMU interactive project uses 21st century technology to track the social networks of a similarly named 16th-century author.
A Fish Fry for the Ages in Greenfield
A Pittsburgh transplant has a run-in with a Lenten fish fry.
6 Best Ways to Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in Pittsburgh This Year
Show off your Irish pride at these six events.
A New Leader Takes Over at CMU
The university has named its former provost to be the new president.
Here's How to Declutter Your Basement for a Good Cause
You might not need those crutches anymore, but someone else probably does.
Homewood Bowtie Company has Facebook Small Business Council in Knotz
Nisha Blackwell and her company, Knotzland LLC, is the only Pittsburgh-based business selected this year to join the Facebook Small Business Council.
A Pittsburgh Councilman Is the Father of Daylight Saving Time
Robert Garland helped initiate the shifting of time in America.
P.R.I.D.E. Fosters Positive Racial Identity for Children in Pittsburgh
The program is helping to address the growing gap between early childhood development and discussions about race and racial identity.
Penn Brewery Expanding to Two New Locations
Both spots will offer beer and a menu of food — including pierogies, sausage and other traditional favorites.
Carnegie Science Center Opens New Little Learners Exhibit
After more than a month of renovations, the fourth floor space will reopen Saturday with a nature-themed exhibit designed for children 6 and under with new features and revamped favorites.
PM on KD: Next The Next Wave of Pizza in Pittsburgh
PM dining critic Hal B. Klein appears on KDKA's Pittsburgh Today Live to discuss which Pittsburgh pies are rising above the ordinary.
Pittsburgh-Area Olympian Named Finalist for Team USA Award
Pittsburghers can vote for John-Henry Krueger as the Male Olympic Athlete of the Games.
Pittsburgh Food Truck Park to Open First Weekend in April
Clear your schedule and come hungry — the park kickoff has 15 food trucks in two days.
PM on KD: The After Dark Hall of Fame
PM Associate Editor Sean Collier appears on KDKA's Pittsburgh Today Live to discuss a group of Pittsburgh nightlife staples: the After Dark Hall of Fame.
Man Donates a Million to College Founded by His Aunt
Entrepreneur Robert M. “Bob” Brownlee’s contribution will allow Seton Hill University to build a brand new mathematics center and establish a new scholarship.
Five Fun Facts about Pittsburgh Bridges
With more than 440 bridges in the city to choose from, VisitPITTSBURGH shows off the most interesting bridges within the city in its new Official Visitors Guide.
