This Mexican War Streets Home Boasts a One-of-a-Kind Mural
The row house features original artwork by Pittsburgh's own Jeremy Raymer, as well as a massive deck made for enjoying the home’s prime location on the North Side.
Could the Steelers Break Tradition by Hiring Mike McCarthy?
The veteran coach visited Pittsburgh for an in-person interview, but the Steelers organization has a history of hiring younger, less-proven defense specialists.
Apteka and Lilith Both Earn 2026 James Beard Award Semifinalist Nods
Lilith's Jamilka Borges got the nod for Best Chef: Mid-Atlantic, while Apteka was recognized for its wine program.
Dig in With Graver: The Brinery Reopens, Tapas Tuesdays at Alberta’s
What’s a more romantic snack — fried chicken skins or anchovies?
Photos: A Frozen Allegheny River Brings a Chill to Pittsburgh
Local photographer Dave DiCello captures the cold.
The Roaming Bean Finds a Home in the Strip District
The mobile coffee outlet’s brick-and-mortar store on Smallman Street is now open.
RH, Paris Baguette Make Debut in Shadyside
A Brandy Melville retail store also is expected to open alongside the shops on Walnut Street.
Meet the Woman Who’s Tracking Data Centers in Pennsylvania
Emilia Doda was at her apartment in San Jose, a city in Silicon Valley, when she read in the Scranton Times-Tribune that a data center would be built across from her childhood home.
Looking For Work? 10 New Job Openings in Pittsburgh This Week
Looking for a job in Pittsburgh? Here's our weekly roundup of Pittsburgh jobs that are accepting applications.
Have a Big Appetite? Glads Deli Specializes in Huge Hoagies
Could you consume a 5.5-pounder in 30 minutes or less?
Tomlin Leaves a Legacy to be Celebrated — His Record Demands Nothing Less
Even at his worst, he was at his best as the Steelers’ standard-bearer.
Meet Pittsburgh Opera’s New General Director — William Powers
An experienced artistic administrator, Powers shares his vision for the opera’s future, how he plans to engage a younger audience — and why his wife’s perspective is so important.
Head Coach No More: Tomlin Parts Ways With Steelers
The team will search for just their fourth head coach in more than 50 years.
This Nonprofit Is Racing to Fill Dozens of Empty Pittsburgh Storefronts Ahead of the NFL Draft
The Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership has revived a "pop-up" program that helps businesses access retail spaces in the city.
What's It Like to Spend 48 Hours in a Laurel Highlands Home Made of Shipping Containers?
During her nature-filled excursion to Shipp's Creek, writer Corinne Whiting took in the wonders of Frank Lloyd Wright’s designs — and savored gourmet meals at TreeTops and Bittersweet Cafe.
This Nonprofit Coffee Business Serves Up a Higher Purpose
Butler Coffee Lab provides gainful employment to people with disabilities.
Meet the Pittsburgh Pups Competing in Puppy Bowl XXII
Representatives from Paws Across Pittsburgh and Animal Friends will compete in the February event.
Primanti Bros. Bans Cowboy Hats Ahead of Monday Night Football
Leave your Stetson at the swingin’ doors.
Pittsburgh Restaurant Week Starts Today — Here Are the Menus We're Excited About
Pittsburgh Magazine staff share what restaurants are on their radar.
Nearly a Century Old, This Sears House Kit Home in Fineview is Still Fine
Built in 1928, the hillside home is packed with original millwork, charming details and loads of storage.
A Farewell to Hem’s: Hemingway’s Cafe in Oakland is Closing After 43 Years
Our food (and beverage!) editor reflects on her college days at the Forbes Avenue bar.
Dig in With Graver: Cruffins, Cheesesteaks and Clementine's
New Year’s resolutions were made to be broken — and then remade.
Aaron Rodgers, Over and Out? Not Necessarily
The Steelers quarterback is sounding, and playing, like he’s contemplating a second season with Pittsburgh.
Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Gigi, a High-Energy Mixed Breed
Make arrangements to meet her at Animal Friends.
