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.
The Carnegie Science Center Is Closing Temporarily Because of Staff Shortages
Next week's shutdown will give the center time to reallocate staff.
Eat'n Park's Squirrel Hill Restaurant is Closing For Good
The Murray Avenue diner will close after 45 years, marking the second shuttered eatery on the block.
As Ben Roethlisberger Leaves the Stage – The Steelers’ Next Man Up Emerges
Roethlisberger’s impending departure signals a changing of the guard.
Chris Howard, Robert Morris President, Will Leave the University in February
Howard, who has been RMU president since 2016, took a job at Arizona State University to oversee enterprise-wide initiatives.
Gainey Made History As Pittsburgh's First Black Mayor. What Are His Priorities?
Your definitive guide to Ed Gainey’s policies and promises from the campaign trail to his inauguration speech.
Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Governor
This big man is two-years-old and weighs almost 80 pounds. Make an appointment to meet him at Animal Friends.
Collier's Weekly: New Year, New Variant, Same Frustration
We knew that COVID wasn’t going anywhere. The mental impact as we enter a third calendar year is still hard to handle.
Pittsburgh Home and Garden Show Owner John DeSantis Dies of Cancer at 69
His son will take over the job of running the show.
If That Was a Meteor Exploding Over Pittsburgh Saturday, It Wasn't the First Time
Similar events occurred in 2015 and 1938 over the skies of Western Pennsylvania.
Canonsburg Filmmaker Shares The Coming Out Story Behind Award-Winning Short Film
Sam Orlowski made “Thanks to Her,” a gay coming-of-age short film, during her senior year at Pitt. There was just one problem — she hadn’t come out to her family yet.
Covid Hits Restaurants Again, Forcing Some to Change New Year’s Eve Plans
We've updated our list of local eateries and clubs have announced temporary closures because of staffing and COVID.
Pandemic, Short Staff Forces Original Pamela's Diner to Close in Squirrel Hill
Other Pamela's locations will remain open.
A Year of Food Memories: Pittsburgh Dining in 2021
PM Dining Critic Hal B. Klein’s month-by-month reflection highlights his favorite bites of the past year.
Best Restaurants and Hot Properties Lead Our Top Stories of the Year
Find out what 10 stories attracted the most attention in 2021.
Allegheny County Officials Encourage Masking and Vaccination as Covid Cases Rise
“Practice physical distancing. If you don’t need to be out, stay home. If you are sick, stay home,” says Dr. Debra Bogen.
Fort Pitt Museum to Close for a Month While Curators Update Exhibits
The museum in Point State Park has routinely closed in January, giving staff time to clean dioramas, cultivate new exhibits and plan new events.
Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Jersey
This one-year-old girl is looking for her forever home. Make an appointment to meet her at Animal Friends.
Collier’s Weekly: Get Yourself a Gift This Week
You picked something nice for everyone else — now, visit these three places to find something nice for yourself.
