A Two-Bedroom Condo Could Be Your Ticket to Ownership in Oakmont
The reasonably priced, low-maintenance condo is within walking distance of the borough’s charming main street and amenities.
84 Lumber Founder Joe Hardy III Dies on His 100th Birthday
Hardy is synonymous with his lumber empire, the Fayette County resort he developed and a larger-than-life personality.
The Kenny Pickett Era Is Off and Running for The Steelers
They’ve found their QB whether they make the playoffs or not.
Enjoy A Hearty Helping Of Food and Beverage News
From a new Mediterra Cafe to mocktails, 2023 is off to a busy start.
Head To Tacosburgh For Authentic Mexican Eats And American Favorites
The Dormont restaurant boasts everything from birria tacos to burgers.
City Of Asylum Director Andrés Franco Resigns After Just Two Years
The writer sanctuary’s board has appointed Charlotte Cohen as interim director.
City Theatre To Welcome Slovo. Theater Group Performance Of ‘Mothermotherland’
Artistic residency sheds light on Ukrainian culture, suppression and resiliency.
Spotlight on Troy Hill's Beckoning Lighthouse
Hundreds of miles from the nearest ocean, a lighthouse in Pittsburgh invites you to question the concept of time.
What We're Reading in January
Our books editor reviews “The Same Dead Sons” by Dave Newman.
Can't Miss Events In Pittsburgh In January
Save the dates for concerts, art exhibits, dance performances & more.
Who Better Than Daniel Tiger to Calm Children's Fears About Vaccines?
UPMC Health Plan partnered with Fred Rogers Productions to create a 4-minute “Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood” audio story to help young ones prepare for their shots.
New Year's Self-Care Resolution: When to Schedule Routine Screenings and Vaccinations
Start here for a list, based on age, of what shots and tests to get this year.
Opportunity Knocks in One of Pittsburgh's Up-and-Coming Neighborhoods
A remodeled, three-story house in Sheraden is part of the West End’s renaissance in the real estate market.
Dahn Memory Lane: You Don't Mess With Fred Rogers
Virginia Montanez looks back at the time Mister Rogers’ real neighborhood rallied around him.
Why This Year’s Total Solar Eclipse Will Be Extra Special
The ‘once-in-a-lifetime’ phenomena will occur just 2 hours north of Pittsburgh over Erie.
How This Duo is Turning Old Buildings in Pittsburgh Into New Foodie Experiences
Brian and Irwin Mendelssohn are the force behind Row House Cinema, Bierport, Lawrenceville Market House and Fulton Commons.
My Best of The ’Burgh: Kelly Macabre Noir
We asked the creator and entrepreneur what was her Pittsburgh hidden gem, favorite local meal and much more.
Mod Squad: Meet The People Behind Pittsburgh's Black Tech Nation Ventures
A trio of diverse innovators launched a $50 million tech venture fund to empower Black and inclusive startups.
What Are Our New Year's Resolutions for Pittsburgh?
We’re ready for a new year in the Steel City, and we’ve been thinking about positive changes we’d like to see.
Big Spring Spirits Has Big Things In Store For The South Shore in 2023
The Bellefonte, Pa.-based distillery plans to open the six-story entertainment complex between the South Side and Station Square.
See Which 15 Stories and Features Got the Most Attention in 2022
Our readers clicked on these stories the most in the last 12 months.
You’ll Gladly Eat Your Veggies At EYV Restaurant On The North Side
The plant-forward eatery is the latest addition to the East Ohio Street culinary scene.
There's Much at Stake for the Steelers Beyond a Remote Chance of Making The Playoffs
They might be eliminated from postseason contention before they play the Ravens. But there would still be plenty to play for, even if it comes to that on Sunday night in Baltimore.
Recycle Your Christmas Trees At Locations Throughout The Pittsburgh Area
Christmas trees will be accepted throughout the city and at the nine county parks over the next few weeks.
Pittsburgh Magazine Launches Newsletter Aimed At Keeping You Healthy
Subscribe to our weekly BeWell newsletter that will publish every Monday.
This Week in Pittsburgh History: Albert Einstein Comes to Pittsburgh
The physicist spoke in a theater that held only 400 people with another 600 trying unsuccessfully to get in.
Starting The Year Off With a Bang: a New Year’s Wedding
As the clock struck midnight, this Pittsburgh couple shared a kiss as husband and wife.
Our Pittsburgher of the Year: Rich Fitzgerald
Coming into the home stretch of his three terms as Allegheny County Executive, this quintessential native son is aiming to reshape the region for the next generation.
