Which Is Your Favorite Pittsburgh Penguins' Holiday Video?
The pandemic prevented the team from producing a new video this year, but it's still fun to revisit ones from previous years.
Pittsburgh Pride Includes Protecting the City We Love
In a new public service campaign, Franco Harris, Sally Wiggin and others encourage Pittsburghers to take concrete steps to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix Shifts Gears to Raise $60,000 for Charity
After the 10-day event was canceled, the Grand Prix partners rallied together to collect donations for autism.
How to Improve Workplace Diversity in Pittsburgh
A coalition of Pittsburghers is working to make inclusion an integral part of the hiring process and creating spaces where people feel as if they belong.
Will the ‘Real’ Steelers Emerge Again, or Have They Already?
The team, with Ben Roethlisberger at quarterback, has gone from being perceived as a legitimate contender to being doubted locally and nationally, and deservedly so.
Arts in Pittsburgh: Can the Show Go On?
The pandemic threatens arts groups' bottom lines, but not their creative spirit.
How Prevention Point Works to Reduce the Harm for Drug Addicts
As the pandemic grips the region, Prevention Point Pittsburgh faces a huge increase in demand for its needle access program.
Arts in Pittsburgh: All the World Has Become a Stage
Dancing outside the black box.
Meet the Man Who Is Propelling Pitt's Health Sciences
Anantha Shekhar has big goals for the University of Pittsburgh’s schools of health sciences, from lessening racial inequity to improving its national rankings, and he’s not letting a pandemic slow him down.
Perspectives: Hope in Pittsburgh’s Familiarity
When I move through Pittsburgh, I’m greeted by familiarity and peace.
How You Can Help Pittsburgh Restaurants
Seven ways to help Pittsburgh’s restaurants and people who work in them make it through the winter.
Rising to the Challenge: Excellence in Nursing Honorees for 2020
Chosen by our panel of distinguished judges in the field, these professionals demonstrate what it means to be an essential worker.
Holiday Meals To Go For Your At-Home Festivities
Some local favorites are offering takeout to celebrate the holiday season.
Does a Popular Netflix Series Have You Asking: Where Can I Play Chess?
Learn to play like “The Queen’s Gambit’s” Beth Harmon at these Pittsburgh-area organizations.
The Peoples Gas Holiday Market May be Closed, But You Can Still Shop There
Like so many other things in 2020, the market for unique and handmade gifts from small businesses has gone virtual.
North Park Laser Show Is Something New in 2020
The 45-minute display, set to music, can be enjoyed from the safety and warmth of your own car.
Perspectives: Here’s a Gift Idea – Be Nice Online
For a little while, try using your social media accounts exclusively for good.
Loves’ Loss is Levin’s Gain with New Furniture Deal
Robert Levin strikes an arrangement to lease back five former Levin Furniture stores as Michigan-based Loves Furniture & Mattresses exits the Pittsburgh market.
First Night Pittsburgh Goes Virtual to Countdown to 2021
Ring in the New Year with “Pittsburgh Today Live” hosts and other First Night favorites.
Gov. Wolf Outlines New Restrictions to Slow Spread of the Virus
The restrictions, including a ban on indoor dining, take effect Saturday. Dec. 12, and last until Monday, Jan. 4, 2021.
First Loss Betrays Steelers’ Vulnerability, But It's Not a Fatal Flaw
How they bounce back against the Bills and beyond will be much more revealing than the loss to Washington.
Pennsylvania Expected to Announce New Restrictions Thursday
Allegheny County Executive Rich Fitzgerald says a total shutdown order is not expected.
Gov. Tom Wolf Tests Positive for COVID-19
Wolf says he has no symptoms and is continuing to work from home.
What’s New in Pittsburgh Food for December
Three openings and a relaunch have my attention this month.
Pittsburghers have a chance to Live in an EcoVillage
Chatham University announces plans to build 35 sustainable houses for the public in 2022.
Gather ’Round the Digital Fire for Some Holiday Theater
Little Lake Theater replaces its usual holiday tradition with one that brings the audience into the show in a memorable way.
Pittsburghers Invited to Come Light the Virtual Menorah
Jewish Federation will produce a 24-hour video feed to celebrate the Festival of Lights.
Why This Is the Last Year for Pittsburgh's Tree of Lights
The Point State Park tree doesn’t fit the site’s historical mission.
