Realtor Brian Czapor is selling his own extensively renovated home.
According to Kennywood veteran (and PM Editor) Sean Collier, most of it has to do with timing.
The undertaking is designed to address food access issues by more directly connecting residents and government officials.
German immigrant Oswald Werner, the owner of an early (and explosive) dry-cleaning business, built this 17-room Victorian in 1890 in Highland Park.
Items accepted include old cell phones, computer equipment and yes, televisions.
The streaming service has set a release date for “The Chair,” starring Sandra Oh.
Top Pick: Juneteenth in Point State Park.
Several local summer camps will have in-person programs starting this week and lasting throughout the summer.
This handsome guy came to Animal Friends through a transfer with another shelter in Tennessee. Make an appointment to meet him at Animal Friends.
A new partnership between the Carnegie Science Center, Astrobotic and other local organizations will help students from early learners to those ready for the workforce to prepare for jobs in the space industry.
The artist booths are spread across four different locations Downtown.
The short film, made as an unconventional plea against elder abuse, is now streaming on Shudder — and it contains rare footage of a bygone local theme park.
Among this week's openings, the Pittsburgh CLO is looking for a Human Resources Manager and a Director of Sales and Marketing.
In “Searching for Home”, Seattle-based wood sculptor Humaira Abid explores the challenges faced by women and children refugees around the world.
Jen Costello and the healing powers of art, hope and love.
Learn more about the red hot real estate market — and why a growing neighborhood on the site of a former steel plant might just charm you.
PM Film Critic Sean Collier says the new musical is an exhilarating experience.
Sure, Pittsburgh has its share of rainy days, but when it’s clear, we get glorious conditions for dining — or walking, or exploring, or taking in a show — en plein air.
Here is a look at some of the surprising, behind-the-scenes details of how the Steel City gained some of its unique features.
In a year that changed the city, our readers selected some old standouts (and some exciting newcomers) as their favorite things in and around town. PM Staff
Inside info is not necessary to evaluate the University’s sudden move.
With a return to normalcy on the horizon, it’s time to ask ourselves what we want it to look like.
This little girl is five years old and weighs 45 pounds. Make an appointment to meet her at Animal Friends.
Once a three-bedroom home, the extensively renovated Tudor-style residence now has seven bedrooms — and a magnificent outdoor space.
The new initiative from the Pittsburgh-based nonprofit promotes sustainable manufacturing by local artisans.
Despite a career plagued with health problems, Lemieux is widely considered to be one of the greatest hockey players of all time.
"We Are the Global Majority" features powerful pieces from 30 women artists who identify as bi/multi-racial/cultural, immigrant or descendants of immigrants.
This week's dining brought bagel sandwiches, farmers market treats and a meal around a revolving round table.
The horror series' latest installment, "The Devil Made Me Do It," may be a sign that time has run out on this franchise.
With the start of the Three Rivers Arts Festival, Pittsburghers are asking the annual question: Is it going to rain at the festival again this year?
