HBK on PTL: What's New in Pittsburgh Food This Month
PM Dining Critic Hal B. Klein reveals what is new in local dining this month and shares his thoughts on the latest restaurant at Alphabet City on KDKA's Pittsburgh Today Live.
What’s New in Pittsburgh Food for October
PM Dining Critic Hal B. Klein’s curated list of recent openings highlights Panadería Jazmin, 98K Hamburger and täkō Bakery Square.
It's About the Warrior: Making Sure Veterans Never Feel They Are Alone
For some, the foundation offers camaraderie with those who have had similar experiences. For others, it’s the difference between life and death.
Helping Pittsburgh Veterans Continue to Serve After Leaving the Military
Leadership Pittsburgh’s Community Leadership Course for Veterans helps post-9/11 veterans transition from serving their country to serving their communities, free of stigma.
On Location: Civic Arena
A monthly look at Pittsburgh’s starring role in the movies.
Stories of Our Neighbors: Who Knows Where I'm Going Next?
Dr. Ritu Thamman talks about empathy, forgiveness and the healing power of stories.
Weird and Wonderful: Witches on the Water Return to North Park Lake
In the third annual event, costumed paddleboarders and kayakers delighted spectators on the shore.
Spooky Season: Pittsburgh Tattoo Company to Hold Halloween Flash
It marks the first flash tattoo event at the shop since before the pandemic.
Delights and Frights at FearScapes, More Than a Run-of-the-Mill Haunted House
In exploring one last haunted house before Halloween, I found a hidden gem in Ellwood City.
How Pittsburgh is Honoring the Victims From the Tree of Life Shooting
Three years after the mass shooting at the Tree of Life synagogue, victims will be remembered with a commemorative ceremony, service events and Torah study.
Pittsburgh Pets of the Week: Fuji and Elbrus
These best friends need to go to a forever home together. Make an appointment to meet them at Animal Friends.
Hot Property: A Small Town Home in Oakmont That's Big on Charm
Recently renovated, the 141-year-old home is close to Oakmont's shops and eateries.
A Different Kind of Hat Trick as Coach Mike Sullivan Sets a Penguins' Record
With a victory Saturday over the Chicago Blackhawks, Sullivan became the winningest coach in Pens history. The celebration afterward had everyone in stitches.
This Week in Pittsburgh History: The Pirates Win Two World Series
On the same day in 1971 and 1979, the Pirates defeated the same team to become World Champions.
love, Pittsburgh Opens Third Location in the Strip District
The shop carries locally sourced art and gift items.
Restaurant Returns: A Refreshed Butterjoint is Ready to Emerge
Nineteen months after it was meant to launch, a combined Legume and Butterjoint is beginning to take shape in Oakland.
Pittsburgh Native Kyle Abraham Shows Hometown Love in a Hometown Show
“An Untitled Love,” on stage at the Byham this month, is a love letter to the city.
Restaurant Review: 40 North At Alphabet City
Will the third restaurant to occupy the North Side space be the one that sticks?
A Slice of the Quiet Life: Sitting Down to an Amish Dinner
PM Art Director Chuck Beard experiences a rare event for “an English.”
Ground is Broken for New Terminal at Pittsburgh International Airport
The billion-dollar project is expected to be completed by early 2025, so what will it mean for passengers?
40 Under 40 Honorees: Class of 2021
This year’s class was shaped by the events of 2020, and their efforts are already shaping the course of the future.
Allegheny County Health Director “Optimistic” as COVID Vaccinations Increase
Dr. Debra Bogen says she's hopeful the region is about to turn the corner on the latest wave of infections.
A Decade In, ‘Pittsburgh Dad’ is Still Going Strong
For Curt Wootton and Chris Preksta — and the zany characters they’ve created over the years — the sky's the limit.
Experiencing Pittsburgh's Most Popular Haunts: Phantom Fall Fest at Kennywood
The event, formerly dubbed Phantom Fright Nights, featured five haunted houses and a range of creatures creeping through the park.
Western Pennsylvania Lamb Fest Ready to Return
Pittsburgh Magazine has the first look at the star-studded teams competing in the annual lamb cook-off.
Perspectives: Sidewalk Parking Is Illegal — But, on Many Pittsburgh Streets, Necessary
As some Pittsburghers get up in arms about wheels on the sidewalk, the city seems content to let parking be a street-by-street battle between neighbors.
For Erin and Levi, Pulling off Their Wedding Revamp Was a Family Feat
The Shetlers’ wedding reminds us that with family, nothing is impossible.
Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Meade
This handsome guy is looking for his forever home. Make an appointment to meet him at Animal Friends.
