University of Pittsburgh Chancellor to Step Down in 2023
Patrick Gallagher has been the university’s chancellor for nine years.
How Pittsburgh Zoo and National Aviary Are Fighting Spread of Bird Flu
The virus is highly contagious and often deadly among birds.
Some of Pittsburgh’s Largest Events Are Going Green This Year
Partnerships with the Pennsylvania Resources Council aim to achieve zero waste.
How You Can Join Pittsburgh’s Newest Public Art Project
The local art installation is coming to Downtown this month, and you can be part of it.
The Open Road: Pittsburgh's First Alcohol-Free Bottle Shop Launches in Allentown
The shop moves from its temporary digs to a standalone location with an ever-increasing array of delightful drinkables.
Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Croc
This retriever lab/mix guy is looking for his forever home. Make an appointment to meet him at Animal Friends.
Former Mayor Bill Peduto Will Join Faculty at Carnegie Mellon University
He will join the Heinz College of Information Systems and Public Policy as a distinguished executive in residence.
Andy Warhol’s Back in Court, Reminding Us That Creation Is Often Reinvention
Recontextualizing to create new art is a proud Pittsburgh tradition.
Curious About New Homes? Here's What Is Being Built in the Pittsburgh Area
Columnist Rosa Colucci takes a look at new model homes and details how much it will cost you.
What Are the Big Upgrades Coming to PNC Park This Season?
From additional gathering spaces to historical mini-exhibits throughout the park, a lot is changing in 2022.
What was Biking in Pittsburgh Like 20 Years Ago?
Pittsburgh was one of the worst cities for riding a bike — but not anymore.
This Week in Pittsburgh History: Councilwoman Michelle Madoff Hosts Party in the Bathroom
Madoff became one of the most colorful members of City Council during her 15 years in office.
McKeesport Chemical Engineer Creates Bedding to Protect Your Skin and Hair
Allison Howard launched Nollapelli as the ultimate form of self care.
Time to Vote Your Favorites for the 2022 Best of the Burgh Readers' Poll
Make sure your favorites in 100 categories, from barbecue to bartender, from hair salon to record store, from veterinarian to thrift store, don't miss out!
Sandcastle Water Park Promises Big Changes for its 2022 Season
The changes are all part of a multimillion dollar park improvement plan that Sandcastle unveiled on April 1 — no joke.
Emergency? You Can Now Text 9-1-1 From Anywhere in Southwestern Pennsylvania
Previously available only in Allegheny County, the option to text emergency services has now been expanded across the region.
Back to Square One: Square Cafe Opens a Second Eatery in Regent Square
The cafe, called Square One, will opened on April 1.
A Food Hall Centered Around Asian Restaurants is Coming to Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh restaurateurs Mike Chen and Alex Tang will curate a seven-stall, locally owned food hall in The Terminal Building in the Strip District.
Damon Young Launches Podcast Tackling Race, Education, Money and More
The Pittsburgh author weighs in on delaying his podcast launch for two years, his next ventures and that now-famous Oscar slap.
March Madness: Confessions of a Coach K Konvert
After what seems like a lifetime of doing the right thing and rooting against Duke, I’m backing the Blue Devils in the Final Four. Blame it on the coach with the name that’s difficult to pronounce and even tougher to spell.
Allegheny County Receives Funding to Help Fight Homelessness
The $23 million grant will fund 43 projects to help find stable housing for those experiencing homelessness.
Pittsburgh Cultural Trust Updates Its COVID-19 Restrictions
Entry requirements like masking and proof of vaccination will change on April 4.
Palate Partners’ Deb Mortillaro Masters Wine, Spirit and Sake
The lifelong learner, one of Pittsburgh’s foremost libations educators, just earned one of the hospitality industry's highest achievements.
MacKenzie Scott Donates $10 Million to Pittsburgh Nonprofit Pressley Ridge
The billionaire philanthropist’s donation comes at the perfect time for the agency that provides therapeutic foster homes for children who struggle with mental health or other developmental challenges.
The Annual Pittsburgh Pierogi Festival Returns to Kennywood This Fall
More than two dozen vendors will offer a wide range of pierogi-inspired dishes and merch.
What Will It Cost to Restore Pittsburgh's Riverfronts, Parks and Trails?
Riverlife’s Completing the Loop project, which aims to create community green spaces within the city’s 1,055 acres of riverfronts, will be funded largely through fundraisers.
Get to Know: Amanda Bock Embraces A Personal, Lived-In Style
Our occasional series profiles interior designers. Up next is Amanda Bock, who, after deciding during the pandemic to pursue her passion for interior design, is celebrating a year in business.
Looking for a Way to Support Local Artists? Lawrenceville Pop-up Market Is Back for 2022
Held on Saturdays once a month through November, the pop-up market features more than 40 vendors.
