Jamilka Borges Is Opening a Restaurant in Etna
Wild Child is the first independent venture from the acclaimed Pittsburgh chef.
Pittsburgh Plans for 120 More Miles of Bike Lanes, Trails
The goal of the 10-year plan is to make bicycling safer and more accessible throughout the city.
PM on KD: Making Your Home Office Chic
Pittsburgh Magazine Editor Brian Hyslop appears on KDKA's Pittsburgh Today Live to share home office decorating tips.
More Outdoor Dining Options Coming to Pittsburgh
Several Downtown streets will be reconfigured to expand outdoor seating.
Black Lives Matter Mural Downtown Becomes Inclusive Art Project
Starting as a rogue action from a group of artists, the mural has sparked conversation.
Levin Furniture is Back and Reopening Stores
Original owner Robert Levin has reacquired the business out of bankruptcy and hopes to be up and running this summer.
Update: Cinemark Theaters Delay Reopenings
Plans to reopen four local theaters by July 10 have been delayed.
A New Way to Get Rid of Household Chemicals
The Pennsylvania Resource Council has adopted new pricing and socially-distant guidelines.
Happy Day Dessert Factory Brings Frozen Delights to the North Side
20-year-old owner Galen Moorer Jr. grew up in the frozen treats business. Now, he’s putting his spin on it.
How Pittsburgh Area is Celebrating Juneteenth This Year
Some events have had to move online or be rescheduled
Artist Creates and Curates Online Gallery
With many artists now unable to sell their artwork, an online art exhibition called Inspired apART allows artists to share their work virtually.
United Way Hosts Day of Caring
The event will provide materials to families in need as well as a safe volunteer opportunity.
Virtual Beer Festival Encourages Support of Black-Owned Breweries
Fresh Fest Digi Fest will showcase craft breweries, as well as local talent.
Pittsburgh Company Going to the Moon
With a $199.5 million contract from NASA, Astrobotic Technology plans to launch its VIPER rover to look for water on the moon in 2023.
PM on KD: Our June Issue
PM Editor Brian Hyslop appears on KDKA's Pittsburgh Today Live to discuss what's inside our June issue that hits newsstands later this month.
How TSA Is Changing Security Screening at the Airport
The Transportation Safety Administration has implemented a number of new procedures.
Last-Minute Home Gift Ideas for Dad
Don’t forget, Father’s Day is Sunday. Here are some locally sourced goods he’ll love.
How to Make Your Home Office Chic
Local interior designers share their tips for creating a stylish, functional workspace.
Perspectives: The Shortest Long-Distance Relationship
PM's Content Coordinator admits that a long-distance relationship with someone only two miles away feels odd, but also feels good.
Penn State Students to Return to Classrooms in the Fall
Among other things, the state’s largest university will adjust its academic schedule to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
How a Pittsburgh Man is Running Every Street in the City
Edward May has set up a website for people to follow his journey.
Pittsburgh Hosting Its Own Drive-In Movies This Summer
The city's special events office and Dollar Bank partner to provide an alternative to the Cinema in the Parks series
Pitt Grad Creates the Cathedral of Lego
Johnmichael Bohach has used about 3,000 Lego pieces to mimic most of the 42 floors and 2,592 windows of the Cathedral of Learning.
Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh Announces Plans for Reopening
Starting in late June, the four Carnegie Museums will reopen at limited capacity and under new safety guidelines, including timed ticketing.
412 Food Rescue Calling for Delivery Drivers
The organization needs drivers to continue its home deliveries.
Pittsburgh Dining at a Distance: Back To The Foodture
Make a picnic of burgers and wings from Angel Randolph and Eddie Barnz’s Pitcairn restaurant.
HBK on KD: How Pittsburgh Restaurants are Adapting to the Green Phase of Reopening
Dining critic Hal B. Klein explains how local eateries and their customers are coping with the new rules that allow them to resume on-site dining.
