We rounded up the performers coming to your favorite local venues.
The popular podcast tells the modern story of the former steel town known mostly for a deadly 1948 smog disaster.
Satisfy your wanderlust with a tour of ethnic bakeries.
Pioneering filmmaker and Pittsburgh native Lois Weber has largely been excluded from historical narratives like too many notable women.
Ruckus Cafe expands, West View Brew opens and Commonplace Coffee's soon-to-open location is one for the books.
Situated on a prominent corner of the former Allegheny City, the spacious brick home has changed hands many times — but never lost its charm.
Kyle’s Cakes N’at on North Avenue specializes in the dense dessert.
Local photographer Dave DiCello edits the galaxy far, far away into the Steel City — just in time for "Star Wars Day."
Spoiler: He says pierogies are not good!
Various groups in the Steel City help locals and transplants find their gang.
Kyle Dubas has opted to do what he never wanted to do: search for the next Mike Sullivan. The decision is as dubious as finding the next Sully will be daunting.
Laugh with Marlon Wayans, listen to the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra or explore a local bookstore.
The city seems unwilling or unable to address many day-to-day problems.
Julia Warhola has been described by biographers as "freaky." Elaine Rusinko calls her tenacious.
It's the first major airport in the world to run its own natural gas and solar energy microgrid.
Idlewild & SoakZone in Ligonier will host the six-story tall inflatable this summer.
Road closures start Friday at noon and continue through Sunday in the late afternoon.
Ground has been broken at the sustainable co-housing community in McCandless.
Rhonda Phillips, who helped turn around financial problems at the small private university, will be replaced by Provost Lisa Lambert.
What’s new with Pittsburgh’s dining scene?
The South Side venue, which shuttered at the end of 2024, has been purchased by the management group Keystone Artist Connect.
The four-bedroom home in Scott has a turf lawn, stadium lighting and even a climbing wall.
The announcement comes after the franchise had its first losing season since 2005-06.
How well do you know the Steel City?
Construction on the $31 million Arts Landing in the Cultural District officially gets underway on April 29.
The Heinz History Center has hundreds of never-before-scene yinzer relics on display through April 4, 2026.
“Hershey,” a new film about the famous chocolatier, is seeking background performers of all ages.
USGA offers a 2025 championship giveback program to keep public golf programs strong and sustainable and to enrich leadership training.
There are a couple of paths to follow depending on how things play out. And there’s no need to make the NFL Draft any more complicated than that.
But much work needs to be done to fill larger vacant properties in the Golden Triangle.