Should Pennsylvania Ban Fluoride in Public Drinking Water?
Two Republican state senators back a new bill preventing fluoridation, following similar bans enacted in Utah and Florida.
Lou Christie Dies at 82
The locally born singer, best known for the hit “Lightnin’ Strikes,” died Wednesday after a brief illness.
I’m Colorblind. These Glasses at The Andy Warhol Museum Let Me See Art the Way Warhol Intended.
The North Side museum might invest in EnChroma Colorblind glasses. Here was my experience using them.
A Coffee Shop and Bar With an Off-Leash Dog Park Opens in Pittsburgh
Hound Haus welcomes your furry friends to its new location in East Liberty. But you can visit even without a dog, too.
Fiberart International Kicks Off at Contemporary Craft, Brew House Arts
The show, opening on June 20, comes at a time when Contemporary Craft has established a major endowment for continuing support.
What Are Labubus? And Why Are They Selling Out in Pittsburgh Like Crazy?
Throngs have been storming vending machines in the Strip, a store in Squirrel Hill for these tiny, ugly monster dolls.
The Furries Are Returning to Pittsburgh
A record number is expected to attend the July 3-6 Anthrocon, which will host two events for the public Downtown.
The Frick Pittsburgh’s Clayton Mansion Officially Joins National Register of Historic Places
The home wins this distinction as special tours are being launched to explain to visitors about a $10 million preservation project to restore its exterior.
Photos: The New Terminal at Pittsburgh International Airport Nears Completion
Look behind the scenes of the $1.7 billion project.
Improvements Are Coming to Acrisure Stadium To Prepare for the NFL Draft
Part of the South Lawn will be replaced with artificial turf and a larger electronic sign will be installed.
Cinema in the Parks Is Back — Here's the Lineup
13 parks will screen movies this summer.
Pittsburgh's 412 Food Rescue Is Now Helping New Parents
The nonprofit recently launched FoodRX, a pilot program that delivers free, nutritionally balanced meals after the new baby comes home.
Public Art Projects Mark a Rebirth for Smithfield Street Transformation
Artists are invited to apply to create sculptural lighting installations that will be permanent improvements along this important Pittsburgh corridor.
New Pittsburgh Pedestrian Bridge Opens Between Brighton Heights and Riverview Park
Reaching the park on the Davis Avenue Bridge will now take 5 minutes instead of a 35-minute, circuitous walk.
Renting Your Home to U.S. Open Fans Is Not as Easy as It Looks
Even with some rentals, Oakmont leaders are working hard to better connect fans with many of the destinations in the borough during this tournament.
Pittsburgh’s Fourth of July Celebrations Move to North Shore, Mount Washington
The new locations are necessary in 2025 while $3.4 million in upgrades are being made in Point State Park to prepare for the NFL Draft.
Pittsburgh's Downtown YWCA was Supposed to be Turned into 300 Apartments. What Happened?
A lawsuit is filed after plans for the mixed-use City Club Apartments project have fizzled; a new buyer may be sought to redevelop the prominent building.
Aaron Rodgers Joins the Steelers
Rodgers played for the Green Bay Packers for 18 seasons before joining the New York Jets.
Pittsburgh Magazine Wins 3 Vann Awards in Journalism Excellence
This is the 36th annual awards that honor the former publisher and editor of the Pittsburgh Courier.
Pittsburgh Penguins Hire Dan Muse as its New Head Coach
The hiring comes a little more than a month after the Penguins fired Mike Sullivan, who had led the team to two Stanley Cup victories.
A Swim Instructor's Plea in Pittsburgh: Learn How to Swim This Summer
It's a safety skill that everyone should know, particularly since the incidences of drownings are rising across the country.
David Zubik Resigns as Bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh
Pope Leo XIV appoints Auxiliary Bishop Mark A. Eckman to lead the organization of 60 parishes.
Thanks to the Kamins, the Heinz History Center Will Soon be Free for Kids — Forever
Philanthropists Daniel G. and Carole L. Kamin give the center $11.5 million in its largest individual gift in history.
Catch Ireland’s Finest Ballplayers this Weekend — and Help a Worthy Cause
The matchup between the Irish Wolfhounds and the Washington Whiskey Runners benefits Riley’s Pour House as the pub rebuilds after a 2024 fire.
Apple TV+ to Start Filming New Series in Pittsburgh This Summer
The still-untitled series stars Liev Schreiber and is based on Lars Kepler's bestselling book series, 'Killer Instinct.'
Oakmont Country Club by the Numbers
The country club hosts its 10th U.S. Open this month.
12 Things to Do in Oakmont
Bookstores, boutiques and much more can be found away from the greens.
A Brief History of Oakmont Country Club
The U.S. Open returns for a record 10th time to the Oakmont Country Club — an event where the best golfers in the world are guaranteed four days of torture and triumph.
When Do Pittsburgh City Pools Open?
Sixteen pools will be open across the city this summer.
Pittsburgh Magazine Wins Two Golden Quill Awards
A pair of features were honored at Wednesday night's ceremony, presented by the Press Club of Western Pennsylvania.
This Summer, the Pittsburgh CLO Offers ‘Frozen,’ ‘Back to the Future,’ a World Premiere and More
Before the company’s three-show summer season begins, they’ll stage the world-premiere musical “Madame Clicquot.”
The Billy Joel and Rod Stewart Concert Has Been Canceled
Joel announced Friday that he’s recovering from a recently diagnosed brain disorder.
Pittsburgh’s Public Parks Rank No. 15 in the Nation
Most of the city’s population lives just a 10-minute walk from a park in the city.
The Steel Curtain Reopens This Saturday at Kennywood
At 220 feet, it’s the tallest coaster in Pennsylvania.
Songs For Hope, Hair For Peace
An outdoor concert on May 31 is a fundraiser to help local cancer patients purchase wigs.
