Hang On for a High Speed Halloween at Kennywood
The new Steel Curtain coaster at Kennywood Park is already terrifying. During October, it gets even scarier.
Our 50 Years: What Were the Hot Housing Trends of 1988?
We’ve always sought to quantify and predict where Pittsburghers will live. That doesn’t mean we’ve been able to.
This Tiny Bookstore is a Hidden Haven for Book Lovers
Just 270 square feet of literature tucked away in the North Hills.
Restaurant Review: Legume Bistro Is Soaring
With a slight philosophical shift and a new chef de cuisine, the 12-year-old restaurant is the best it has ever been.
Where We're Eating in October: Mola and Two Sisters Vietnamese
The two international restaurants in East Liberty, both less than a year old, have caught my attention.
Chris Fennimore Wants You To Get Stuffed
The beloved WQED host is out with a new cookbook.
What Happened When We Searched for Ghosts
Haunted Hunting. Too scared to embark on a ghost hunt? We took the plunge so you don’t have to.
How to Get Pittsburgh Traditions on Your Nail Polish
A line of nail polish is inspired by everything from “Redd Up” to “The Igloo.”
Good Times at the Audience-Focused Roxian Theater
The McKees Rocks music venue offers more options for concertgoers than most nearby halls.
“I'm Only 31”: The Legacy of Jonny Gammage
Ex-Steeler Ray Seals still carries the memories of his lost cousin, Jonny Gammage, who died 24 years ago during a run-in with Brentwood police.
“Survivor Tree” seedlings gifted to honor Tree of Life
Pittsburgh is among the recipients honored with seedlings from the 9/11 memorial site.
The 400-Word Review: Ad Astra
Brad Pitt stars in a hypnotic masterpiece of science fiction.
The Latest Restaurant Openings and Closings in Pittsburgh
Hello to Eastern European Breakfast and Taiwanese Street Food. Goodbye to a beloved Italian restaurant.
A Wedding Shoot “Downton Abbey” Fans will Love
With anticipation of the upcoming feature film, this styled wedding photo shoot is full of “Downton Abbey” drama and elegance.
Steelers React to Loss of Roethlisberger for the Season
The next man up at quarterback is Mason Rudolph, who will be bringing two quarters of NFL experience and a conviction to “step up to the plate” with him to San Francisco this Sunday.
The Best Front Yard in America is Found in New Kensington
Keven Prall's landscaping, winner of Better Homes and Gardens' first "America's Best Front Yard" contest, features palm trees.
Dress Up Your Walls and Table with These Things We Love
Home editor Jessica Sinichak finds the local gems you’ll be obsessing over.
Keeping Up with the Latest Design Trends
Your guide to the latest news and local happenings in the home industry.
Three Local Artisans Setting the Market on Fire
Mia Tarducci, Andrew Jowdy Collins and John Malecki are Pittsburgh’s most talked about, talented and Instagram-worthy artists.
A Frank Lloyd Wright Masterpiece Gets a Second Chance
Now open for tours and overnight stays, Mantyla was designed by the famed architect and shipped in pieces from rural Minnesota and rebuilt at Polymath Park in the Laurel Highlands.
It's Like Ordering an Uber, for Your Lawn
The mobile start-up is coming to Pittsburgh, connecting consumers with lawn care technicians through the web.
The 400-Word Review: Tigers Are Not Afraid
This bleak horror movie may be a hard watch, but its excellent atmosphere lingers.
Pitt, Penn State Ready to Turn Out the Lights on a Rivalry
A historic series that’s lost its steam is seemingly poised to run its course. That’s bad for Pitt, bad for Penn State, bad for Pennsylvania and bad for college football.
PM on KD: Our Back to School Issue
PM editor Brian Hyslop appeared on KDKA's Pittsburgh Today Live to share our September feature story on the important topics being taught off campus in Pittsburgh.
The 400-Word Review: Hustlers
The compelling, sexy drama overcomes its limitations thanks to a great cast and confident director.
This Old Pittsburgh House: The Odd Fairytale House on Route 28
A renowned architect’s fantasy project in Aspinwall needs a new owner.
