This Tudor-Style Duplex Will Have You Investing in Squirrel Hill
Located North of Forbes, both the first- and second-floor units have been completely remodeled.
Dormont's Moonlit Burgers Will Expand Into a New Space at a Pittsburgh University
The space will open on Duquesne University’s campus in August.
Pittsburgh’s Essential Butcher Shops and Meat Counters
There are hardly any independent butchers left in the region. But these seven institutions, most of them more than 50 years old, offer high-quality meat with service you’re not going to find at the big-box stores.
Challenge for the Pittsburgh Penguins: Get Defensive Down The Stretch
The injury to goaltender Tristan Jarry has complicated the Pens’ already uncertain prospects for the upcoming playoffs.
New Immersive Art Installation Will Raise Funds For Humanitarian Aid in Ukraine
“Immersive Shevchenko: Soul of Ukraine” will showcase the work of 19th century Ukrainian artist Taras Shevchenko, whose work showcased themes of Ukrainian oppression by Russia in the 1800s.
Pittsburgh Action Against Rape Turns 50 With a New Message of Hope and Inclusivity
The organization is commemorating its golden anniversary with revamped branding and continued programming to help those affected by sexual violence.
Watch: Pittsburgh Magazine Honors Dr. Freddie Fu as 2021 Pittsburgher of the Year
With his boundless energy and spirited optimism, the late Dr. Freddie Fu built a world-class sports medicine program that turned Pittsburgh into a go-to international destination not only for surgeons, athletic trainers and physical therapists, but for many of the world’s best banged-up athletes.
Sports Medicine Treatments that Help Pittsburgh's Young Athletes Return to Play
UPMC and AHN sports medicine programs have expanded partnerships with local schools to improve training and prevent injuries.
He Lives in Exile in Pittsburgh – For His Writings About Cuba
Jorge Olivera Castillo, now a writer in residence at City of Asylum, comes to Pittsburgh after years of persecution in his native Cuba.
Places We Love: The Manor Theatre in Squirrel Hill
Unlike many modern theaters, which are more than happy to bury you so deep in a recliner that you have to crane your neck to see your neighbor, the Manor offers a truly communal experience.
Spotlight: Going Back to the Plant at The Carnegie Museum of Art
An in-depth Carnegie Museum of Art exhibition of photography by Gordon Parks brings Pittsburghers inside a bustling grease plant — where your relatives may be waiting.
Stories of Our Neighbors: The Teacher Is In
Stephanie Jankowski schools readers on why educators matter so much.
Wrestler Britt Baker is Back in the Ring and Back in Pittsburgh
She's also helping a local nonprofit combat an ongoing shortage of baby formula.
Where Can You Get Free Mulch Made From Recycled Christmas Trees?
The City of Pittsburgh will also be collecting yard waste on Saturday.
New Report Shows Black Homeownership is Down Significantly in Pittsburgh
The Pittsburgh Community Reinvestment Group offers suggestions and solutions for improving these numbers.
Refreshed and Revived, The Vandal in Lawrenceville Reopens
The seven-year-old restaurant returns from a three-month hiatus with a fresh perspective and a new wine bar.
Pittsburgh Pet of The Week: Clyde
He is family-friendly, so he can live with children of all ages. Make an appointment to meet him at Animal Friends.
Celebrate Earth Day 2022 With These Pittsburgh-Area Events
From free festivals to community cleanups, there are many ways you can celebrate Earth Day this year.
Pittsburgh City Council Proposes New Legislation After Sunday's Mass Shooting
The shooting, which took place at a North Side Airbnb, prompted council members to seek further regulation on short-term rental properties.
How Scott Bricker is Changing Pittsburgh's Streets For the Better
By making streets safer for bikers, we make them safer for all.
Collier's Weekly: The Pennsylvania Turnpike's Next Big Problem
Within a decade or so, the Turnpike will face an existential problem: It won’t be necessary. (It barely is now.)
Why Kelly Frey is Embracing Her New Life — and Career
The former WTAE-TV morning news anchor talks about what’s next for her job, her health and why she’s investing in the West End.
Four Places in Pittsburgh Where You Can Game Like It's the ’90s
These arcades and gaming cafes are popular destinations.
Here are 5 Tips for Decluttering Your Home Before the Start of Summer
Stephanie Pace, owner of Neat Method Pittsburgh, shares some of her best tips for spring cleaning.
A Slice of Charm Goes on the Market in Oakmont
The renovated, century-old home is located within walking distance of restaurants, retail shops and a river.
Remembering Pittsburgh Radio and Television Reporter Stu Emry
Emry, whose career spanned three decades, passed away Thursday at the age of 88.
Pittsburgh Restaurant News: Reed & Co. Is Closing
The Lawrenceville vegan restaurant and juice bar is the latest in a string of shuttering announcements.
How Can Pittsburghers Help Ukraine Amid the Ongoing War?
As the war in Ukraine nears its second month and Russia continues to escalate its invasion, Pittsburgh officials unveiled another way residents can help those affected.
