Adding a fried chicken family meal is a savvy and delicious move for the beloved Shadyside restaurant.
Local thrift stores Avalon Exchange and the Consignment Boutique shifted their operations during quarantine and in the yellow phase of reopening.
As the founder of the Alignment Chapter, Ray Nell Jones delivers bundles of essential items to struggling single mothers in Pittsburgh, as well as 18 other states.
Penn State Extension webinar series to focus on mental wellness
Any postponed payments will still be due after the suspension is lifted.
Gov. Tom Wolf signs House Bill 327, which allows for the state’s restaurants and bars to sell, with restrictions, cocktails for pick-up.
PM associate editor Sean Collier appeared on KDKA's Pittsburgh Today Live to talk about virtual activities for Memorial Day weekend.
You don’t have to choose with a home for sale in Plum that, thanks to its unusual decor, has become an internet sensation.
Ever wonder what the players say on the ice or the bench? Here's your answer, straight from the captain.
100 percent of proceeds from the virtual market goes back to the featured artists.
Students at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine come together to give back to their educators.
Trucks have been making changes to be in compliance with current health standards and still keep their businesses running.
Pal would prefer to be the only dog in an adult-only home, but that’s only because he wants all of the love for himself. Make an appointment to meet him at Animal Friends.
It remains to be seen when air travel will return to normal levels, but your next flight will undoubtedly be a lot different.
The longstanding outdoor cinema addresses COVID-19 concerns and provides a great night out.
84 Lumber built a handicap-accessible addition for 13-year-old Autumn Zundel, including a path to her beloved barn animals.
The virtual Carnegie Mellon University ceremony Sunday included surprise appearances from Ted Danson, Billy Porter and Ming-Na Wen.
Six of Pittsburgh’s top Italian chefs reunite for a takeaway version of the summer classic.
Vincentian Home senior care facilities offers a virtual Cheering Section on the facility website to support staff and residents.
Pennsylvania Resource Council provides instructions on the best way to get rid of leftover latex paint.
The symphony announced June and July concerts, as well as its summer European tour, will not go on as hoped.
The county is the only one in southwestern Pennsylvania that did not move from the “red” to “yellow” reopening phase on May 15.
With its cookie season forced to end early, Girl Scouts Western Pennsylvania is raising money to donate cookies to the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank, as well as frontline workers.
As more businesses re-open, you can enjoy some added flexibility while staying safe.
The video conferencing app announced Wednesday it will open Pittsburgh and Phoenix R&D offices and hire hundreds of software engineers.
PM associate editor Sean Collier talks about this weekend's top virtual picks on KDKA's Pittsburgh Today Live.
The Endowments Board approved an additional $6.4 million in grants for various organizations.
As most of the Pittsburgh region enters the “yellow” reopening phase, the stay-at-home order is lifted but the way business is conducted will still be far from normal.
Take-home meal kits are keeping Zach Shell and Kat Muscianesi’s Millvale location humming.
With its Downtown storefront closed, PG&H launches an online store to help support local makers during the pandemic.