10 People Escape Serious Injury in Forbes Avenue Bridge Collapse
The bridge carrying Forbes Avenue over Fern Hollow Creek gave way an hour before sunrise, sending a Port Authority bus and several other vehicles into the ravine below.
What’s New in Pittsburgh Food in January
PM Dining Critic Hal B. Klein is catching up with two late openings and one under-the-radar gem from last year in his monthly round-up.
The Key to Penguins' Success is To Resist “Coloring Outside the Lines”
There’s a blueprint for success under Mike Sullivan. It’s a demanding one and it can’t be compromised.
After 18 Years with Steelers, Ben Roethlisberger Officially Retires
Surrounded by his family, Roethlisberger made the announcement in a video message, rather than holding a press conference.
Reported COVID-19 Cases Drop Significantly in Allegheny County and Throughout Pennsylvania
Officials still encourage masking up, getting vaccinated and staying home if you’re sick.
Service Animals vs. Emotional Support Animals — What’s the Difference?
Everything you need to know about the cutest medical equipment around.
This Pittsburgh Couple's Cookie Table Was Part of a Sweet Tradition
Meet the winner of our biannual cookie table contest.
Once a Bank, Lawrenceville Market House Gears Up for Grand Opening
The co-working retail space includes up to nine business stations, including Black Cherry Design, Storehouse Neutral, and Shop Emily M.
Collier's Weekly: Who Gets the Ticket When Police Pull Over a Driverless Car?
An effort in Harrisburg to speed up the process of getting autonomous vehicles declared road-worthy is a mistake.
Tom Hanks to Return to Pittsburgh to Film a New Adaptation of a Popular Book
An adaptation of the 2012 bestseller “A Man Called Ove,” the working title of Hanks’ film will be “A Man Called Otto.”
Travel and Tourism Predicted to Improve in Pittsburgh This Year, but Challenges Remain
There are glimmers of hope for the restaurant scene, but no business impacted by the pandemic is is out of the woods just yet.
This Not-So-Little Yellow Brick House is an Oasis in Robinson
Sandy and Dan Stehle extensively remodeled the former Cape Cod-style home into their dream abode.
This Week in Pittsburgh History: The Love Affair That Led to an Infamous Jail Break
More than a century ago, two Canadian brothers housed at the Allegheny County Jail while awaiting execution escaped with the help of the warden's wife.
How Lovett Sundries is Finding Success with a New Storefront in Wilkinsburg
Jeff Lovett and Marit Aagaard moved their business selling handcrafted personal care and household products in November.
Six Great Casual Meals You Can Find in Pittsburgh For Less Than $17
These dishes are perfect for a quick and delicious meal and offer a good value in these times of soaring inflation. Don’t feel like dining out right now? All but one are terrific for takeaway, too.
By the Numbers: What Do You Think is Behind Shortages and Higher Prices?
Inflation, labor shortages and supply chain issues have created the perfect storm
Which Pittsburgh Restaurants Allow You to Eat Outside, Even in the Winter?
From completely open-air patios and fire pits to fully enclosed tented sidewalk dining areas and individual heated domes, here are some of Pittsburgh’s most popular current outdoor dining setups.
Finding The Steelers’ Next QB Will Require More Commitment Than Lip Service
Mike Tomlin knows what he wants in looking for Ben Roethlisberger’s replacement. The question is what are he and the Steelers willing to do to get that guy?
The Color Code: How to Incorporate Fun Hues into Your Wedding
Pastel and soft, bold and bright or dark and dramatic — color will play a big part in your wedding.
This Wedding Season, Color Is in Bloom for Your Flowers in Pittsburgh
Find out how to make your color scheme pop like these three Pittsburgh couples.
Health Officials Hopeful That Omicron's Days May be Numbered in Allegheny County
Most of the serious cases, leading to hospitalizations and deaths, continue to be among the unvaccinated.
Restaurant Review: Oak Hill Post
The Brookline restaurant melds charming, old-school hospitality with well-executed, of-the-moment casual cuisine.
10 Books to Make Your Winter a Little Brighter
Our book editor delivers a wintry mix of literary delights to chase away those frosty blues.
The Local Company Making Oxygen More Accessible to Our Pets
Pittsburghers Blake Dubé and Mark Spitz developed portable oxygen after a chance encounter with a veterinarian.
Keeping Fido Clean: Where to Find or Create a Luxury Dog Wash
From apartment buildings to new homes, owners want a place to freshen up their furry best friends.
Seven Ways to Spend a Big Day Out with Your Furry Friend in Pittsburgh
Sure, your regular walking route is great, and those occasional trips to the trail nearby are a feast of interesting smells for your pooch. But sometimes, you and Rover need to do something a bit more special.
Why Pittsburgh's New Airport Will Be the Right Size for the Future
When the new terminal at Pittsburgh International opens in 2025, it will be the smaller than the original - for good reason.
New President Jeremy Goodman's Ideas for the Future of the Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium
Goodman inherits the challenge of overseeing the care of more than 8,000 creatures and improving the 77-acre facility in Highland Park.
