The Italian BBQ Is Back (Sort Of)
Six of Pittsburgh’s top Italian chefs reunite for a takeaway version of the summer classic.
Pittsburgh Front-line Workers Get Virtual Warm Wishes
Vincentian Home senior care facilities offers a virtual Cheering Section on the facility website to support staff and residents.
How to Safely Dispose of Latex Paint During a Pandemic
Pennsylvania Resource Council provides instructions on the best way to get rid of leftover latex paint.
Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra Cancels Remainder of Season
The symphony announced June and July concerts, as well as its summer European tour, will not go on as hoped.
Pandemic Restrictions to be Eased in Beaver County Next Week
The county is the only one in southwestern Pennsylvania that did not move from the “red” to “yellow” reopening phase on May 15.
Girl Scouts Find Ways to Sell Cookies for Good
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.
Tips for Navigating “Yellow” Allegheny County
As more businesses re-open, you can enjoy some added flexibility while staying safe.
How Would You Like to Work at Zoom?
The video conferencing app announced Wednesday it will open Pittsburgh and Phoenix R&D offices and hire hundreds of software engineers.
PM on KD: Things to Do Virtually This Weekend
PM associate editor Sean Collier talks about this weekend's top virtual picks on KDKA's Pittsburgh Today Live.
Heinz Endowments Increase Funding for Pandemic Relief
The Endowments Board approved an additional $6.4 million in grants for various organizations.
The Reopening Begins: What You Can Do and Can't Do
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.
Pittsburgh Dining at a Distance: Baby Loves Tacos
Take-home meal kits are keeping Zach Shell and Kat Muscianesi’s Millvale location humming.
Locally Made Products Get Boost With Online Store
With its Downtown storefront closed, PG&H launches an online store to help support local makers during the pandemic.
Need a Mask? Get One for Free from Pittsburgh Police
Free cloth masks are now available to the public at police stations across the city.
How Are You Coping with the New Normal?
Would you be willing to take a blood test in order to get on an airplane? The answer to this question and others in a recent survey might surprise you.
Former Warhol Museum Director Thomas Sokolowski Dies Following Stroke
The art world lost a strong, passionate leader with the passing of Sokolowski, who ran the Warhol from 1996 to 2010.
Gov. Wolf Eases Pandemic Restrictions on Allegheny County
The county is among several in the region that will move from the “red” to “yellow” reopening phase on May 15.
Pittsburgh Marathon Runners Virtually Cross the Finish Line
Runners finish their races apart with virtual support from friends and family.
How Museums Keep Exhibits Safe and Stable During Closures
Despite their closed doors, museums are still caring for their exhibits, from still lifes to live animals.
Pittsburgh Dining at a Distance: Carmi Soul Food
The much-loved soul food restaurant returns to its North Side roots with Carmi Express.
PM on KD: See What to do (Virtually) This Weekend
PM associate editor Sean Collier talks virtual offerings to round out your weekend.
See How Pittsburgh Sports Teams are Helping in Vaccine Research
Pitt, Penguins, Pirates and Steelers have donated $800,000 to University of Pittsburgh's Center for Vaccine Research.
Amazing Books Offers Literary Care Packages
With a curated yet surprising selection of mailed books, you can recreate the feeling of finding a new-to-you title on a store shelf.
Lend a Helping Hand With Give Big Pittsburgh
Find out how much was raised during Tuesday's launch and let’s keep the momentum going.
Make Your Own Twist on a Smiley Cookie
Eat’n Park is selling home decorating kits for fans who can’t get enough of the Pittsburgh classic.
A Germ Free Airport? How this Robot is Helping at PIT
Pittsburgh International is the first airport in the U.S. to try ultraviolet cleaning by robots.
A Pittsburgh Firefighter Brings Pizza To The People
Steve Mason’s passion for the perfect pie and dedication to community service have inspired a project that gives a little lift to those who could use it.
Voting Open to Win HGTV Smart Home in Pittsburgh
The total prize package, including a Mercedes-Benz SUV, is valued at more than $1.5 million.
