UPMC Children’s Hospital Appoints First Woman, Nurse as President
Diane Hupp was one of Pittsburgh Magazine’s Excellence in Nursing honorees in 2016.
Pittsburgh on Four Paws: The Wonderful Ways To Care for the Pets We Love
There’s been a boom in pet ownership over the past two years. Fortunately, Pittsburgh offers plenty for owners and furry friends alike — from dedicated training to a pet-friendly ice cream parlor.
Which Pittsburgh Restaurants Are Requiring Proof of COVID Vaccination?
Some restaurants require the booster shot while others do not, further blurring the line of what it means to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19.
Lawrenceville’s Franktuary Set to Close, Marking End of Era for Its Owner
The William Penn Tavern will move into Franktuary’s old storefront this summer.
Real Pittsburgh Wedding: How Jads Junio and Chad Pugh Celebrated in Style
After meeting in 2015, they tied the knot on June 25, 2021.
This Strip District Penthouse Has It All — Including a View of Downtown
The luxury two-bedroom unit comes fully furnished, right down to the glasses and flatware.
Want a Tropical Vacation Without Leaving Pittsburgh? Visit Phipps' ‘Ocean of Color’
The Conservatory’s celebrated orchid and bonsai show is back — with an aquatic twist.
This Week in Pittsburgh History: The City Records Its Coldest Day Ever
The record-setting day occurred during a frigid cold snap when the low temperature was below zero for four straight days.
Collier's Weekly: A List of Things You Could Do While Snowbound
And now, eight suggestions for what you might do with the 24-48 hours before you can safely leave the house.
Win a Prize, Save a Life: Red Cross Says It Urgently Needs Blood Donors
January is National Blood Donor Month, and the Red Cross is offering several prizes as an incentive to give blood.
What’s The Outlook for Pittsburgh Restaurants in 2022?
The short answer is nobody knows as the coronavirus surges again and the cost of doing business remains high. But a couple of forthcoming openings and the return of some old favorites are bright spots on the horizon.
Steelers' Chances Don't Look Good in Kansas City. So Why Stop Now?
It hasn’t looked good for Mike Tomlin’s team all season, and yet the Steelers have still managed to somehow make it to the playoffs.
Mask Recommendations Are Changing - Does Your Mask Make the Cut?
If it’s a cloth mask, probably not. If it has “95” somewhere in its name, you’re probably good.
Six Ways to Celebrate the Legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. in Pittsburgh
These local events, scheduled for Martin Luther King Jr. Day on Jan. 17, aim to honor the legacy and further the mission the civil rights leader strived for.
The University of Pittsburgh Cracks Down on Unvaccinated Students and Staff
Students who have not complied with Pitt's vaccine mandate have been “disenrolled”
Father-Daughter Duo Study Link Between Emotions and Fake News on Social Media
The study by the University of Pittsburgh researchers found that “emotions really do seem to matter in the spread of fake news.”
Barrel & Flow Beer Festival Moves to Pittsburgh's Strip District This Summer
The festival aims to honor the interconnected and important sectors of Black arts.
DIY Meal Kits Can Take Restaurant Takeout to a Whole New Level
Whether you’re craving a casual taco night or an elevated dining experience, these local eateries are offering a range of at-home meal kits.
Collier's Weekly: John Wayne Plays Pittsburgh
In a little-remembered 1942 film, Wayne starred as rags-to-riches steel baron Charles “Pittsburgh” Markham.
Hot Property: Write Your Own Story with This Fairytale House in Mt. Lebanon
The five-bedroom home has a charming eyebrow window.
Division and Criticism Highlighted in Debate Around Pittsburgh's Bid for the 2024 RNC
While some local politicians say it will bolster the city’s economy, others worry about the dangers that hosting the event could pose.
This Week in Pittsburgh History: The Local Connections to a Super Bowl Upset
Three men with deep Pittsburgh-area connections played key roles in what's considered one of the greatest upsets in sports history.
“Alice in Wonderland” Gets Canceled at Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre Thanks to COVID
The show is a U.K. production, and international travel poses risks the theater says it is not prepared to take on.
Watch the Excellence in Nursing Virtual Celebration
Pittsburgh Magazine and our partners honor the hometown heroes making a difference in regional health care.
Restaurant Retrospective: Bar Marco Turns 10
A hospitality-forward philosophy, strong culinary perspective and a top-notch beverage program are some of the keys to the Strip District restaurant’s success.
Point State Park's Tree of Lights Will Be Retired Next Year — And You Can Help Design Its Replacement
The challenge will officially launch in early February, with up to five prizes totaling $15,000 being awarded.
As Omicron Cases Surge, Allegheny County Officials Encourage Mitigation Measures — Again
The best way to protect yourself and others should sound familiar – get vaccinated, wear a properly fitting mask, keep a safe social distance from others and stay home if you feel sick.
How a Self-taught Artist Began Painting Cleats for Pittsburgh's Greatest Athletes
Cody Sabol has made a name for himself speed painting Pittsburgh athletes. His latest endeavor has him painting cleats for the Steelers.
