Only 16% of Downtown Offices are Occupied, Report Shows
As Labor Day approaches, the Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership’s Reactivation Metrics show Downtown office buildings’ slow return to an in-person workforce.
Proposed Legislation Aims to Decrease Light Pollution and Bring Back the Stars
A first-in-the-nation dark sky lighting ordinance could benefit human health and environmental sustainability efforts.
Pittsburgh Portraits Adorn the Riverwalk Beneath the Fort Duquesne Bridge
The project, called “Black Flowers,” aims to celebrate the beauty and royalty of Black faces.
Could Jason Momoa Actually Jump from PNC Park to the River?
We take a thoroughly unscientific look at the question and reach something like a conclusion.
Around Town: Rick Sebak Was in Love From The First Lick
Rick discovers a custom-made flavor at an Oakland ice cream shop.
Death of a Sales Call: How Spammers and Spoofers Are Killing the Telephone
With 1.1 billion robocalls recorded in Pennsylvania so far this year, there are still ways for you to protect yourself from potential scammers.
What’s New in Pittsburgh Food for August
Make haste for tacos, pizza and porchetta sandwiches. All three of these fast-casual options launched in May, but they really began to shine this month.
Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Davy
This sweet guy came to our shelter when his previous owner could no longer care for him. Make an appointment to meet him at Animal Friends.
Disability Awareness Film Festival Returns to Pittsburgh With In-Person Event
The event, taking place in September, features screenings of a number of award-winning independent films that explore the experiences of living with mental and physical disabilities.
Pittsburgh Taco Fest Promises to Bring a Taste of Normalcy to the Strip District
More than 25 vendors and an estimated 5,000 attendees will pack Smallman Street on Sept. 11.
Once a Church, This South Side Slopes Unit Has a Killer View
The two-bedroom Pius Street apartment has been completely renovated.
This Week in Pittsburgh History: Digging Begins for Ft. Pitt Tunnels
Construction of the tunnels and the Ft. Pitt Bridge were key parts of Pittsburgh's First Renaissance.
Renovations are Complete at Kaufmann’s, but the Clock is Still Ticking
The former Downtown department store’s iconic clock, famed as a meetup spot for generations of Pittsburghers, is still keeping time as renovations finish up on the long-delayed residential/retail project.
Announcing the Winner of our Cutest Pet Contest
The votes have been all been counted.
Spin Scooters Spark Outrage As Users Abandon Them in Dangerous Places
Spin says more than 100 warnings have been issued to riders per week in Pittsburgh for poor parking or riding, and the company will continue to penalize repeat offenders.
How Pittsburgh's Cultural District is Combatting the Surge in COVID Cases
Mask mandates, proof of vaccination or a negative COVID test may be required to enter your favorite Downtown locales.
Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Lakeland
This handsome man came to Pittsburgh from a shelter in Florida. Make an appointment to meet him at Animal Friends.
9-Year-Old Opera Singer From Latrobe Advances to the Semifinals of ‘America’s Got Talent’
With the support of the judges, Victory Brinker soared through the quarterfinals with grace and ease.
HBK on PTL: Best Vegan and Vegetarian Eateries in Pittsburgh
PM Dining Critic Hal B. Klein discusses how he came up with his list of go-to spots for a vegan or vegetarian meal on KDKA's “Pittsburgh Today Live.”
Bird Feeders Can Be Placed Outside Again in Western PA, Just in Time for Fall
It’s finally time to let songbirds return to your backyards.
COVID Fears Cancel Pittsburgh Labor Day Parade for Second Year in a Row
Organizers say it was a tough decision, but the correct decision.
Growing Up in My Pittsburgh Neighborhood
We asked everyone from actors and artists to journalists and an Olympic athlete to tell us what it was like growing up in their neighborhoods.
What are Pittsburghers Reading this Summer?
From travel guides to manga, these are the favorite titles this summer at the Carnegie Libraries of Pittsburgh.
Announcing The 40 Under 40 Honorees for 2021
Each year, Pittsburgh Magazine and PUMP recognize 40 outstanding individuals under the age of 40 whose creativity, vision and passion enrich the Pittsburgh region. We proudly announce the class of 2021.
Pittsburgh’s Love Affair with Wrestling is Rekindled at the Petersen Events Center
On the shoulders of hometown hero Britt Baker, the long history of the Steel City and pro wrestling gets a raucous new chapter.
Pitt Takes a "Huge Step" With Housing, Grocery Store
The university is redeveloping the former Quality Inn & Suites in Oakland into non-student apartments — and adding a grocery store.
Chef Kevin Sousa Motors on with New Restaurants. Will They Last?
Sousa hopes to turn the page with his two forthcoming establishments. But a long history of similar promises made to previous business partners and communities raises questions about his projects’ longevity and the costs that may come with them.
Hot Property: What Happens When You Combine Sweat Equity and Ingenuity?
The owners of this Cape-Cod-style home in Penn Hills gave it a wow-worthy makeover.
