Pittsburgh's Small But Mighty Nonprofits
Small nonprofits are having a big influence on the greater Pittsburgh community they serve.
GIVBAK Shoots, Pittsburgh Charities Score
A new organization aims to provide an opportunity for unforgettable experiences for those who donate to worthy causes.
Break It Down: Gender Pay Gap in Pittsburgh-Area Nonprofits
The Bayer Center for Nonprofit Management at Robert Morris University has released a study with some telling information about the gender pay gap among Pittsburgh-area nonprofits.
Why You Should Know: Safaa Bokhari
Bokhari is a project partner of Hello Hijab, which has begun locally producing and selling hijabs for dolls to combat intolerance.
Pittsburgh Groups that Made a Difference Near and Far
In an inspiring display of Pittsburgh’s heart, large organizations, school districts and communities made a spirited effort to help those in need after a series of natural disasters in recent months. We’ve highlighted five of the many groups in the area that embody the spirit of giving in a trying time.
Purchase with a Purpose – Shop Local for a Good Cause
If you’re searching for the perfect gift, look no further. Proceeds from each of these stylish products benefit a cause, ensuring your purchase does some good in the world.
International Street-Food-Inspired Restaurant To Open In Lawrenceville
Ki Pollo will feature Korean-style fried chicken and empanadas.
Wasted Time – The High Cost of Traffic Jams in Pittsburgh
The city ranks 25th for worst commutes in U.S.
Three Rivers Champion: Barbara Johnson
Volunteer dance mentor Barbara Johnson uses her time to share the gift of dance.
Who's Building and Buying Tiny Homes in Pittsburgh
With two tiny homes under construction, builder David Gould talks about Pittsburgh's growing demand for less square footage.
How to Get the Effortlessly Chic Vibe at Home
Check out these 10 tips for creating a thoughtfully designed home with no fuss.
PM on KD: Meet Our New Editor
Pittsburgh Magazine's new editor, Brian Hyslop, appears on KDKA's Pittsburgh Today Live to discuss his vision for the future of the magazine.
Which Pittsburgh Hot Spots Are Among Coolest in U.S.?
Money magazine has ranked the neighborhoods in the top 10 places to travel right now.
Lidia Bastianich Returns to Pittsburgh
The chef and author celebrates the release of her latest book, "Lidia's Celebrate Like an Italian," at Lidia's Pittsburgh later this month.
Watch: Penguins Pose with Pets for Calendar Photo Shoot
Fearless on the ice, the players were putty in the hands of these adorable cats and dogs.
Playoff Baseball a Far Cry From What Pirates Delivered in 2017
Instead of Buc-tober, they left us with a reminder of how fast and how far they had fallen.
The Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra Comes to You –– for Free
PSO musicians will visit 13 venues throughout Pittsburgh for a day of free music.
Where We're Eating in October
We're noshing on gluten-free baked goods at Gluten Free Goat Bakery, crushing noodles at Ki Ramen and brunching at Spoon. Plus, we talk to Greta Harmon of Bar Frenchman.
Pittsburgh Company awarded $100K to Better Protect Football Players
2nd Skull has developed a protective cap to be worn as a helmet liner to better protect players from concussions.
Pittsburgh Penguins Reveal Their Stanley Cup Bling
Bling doesn't begin the describe these jeweled works of art.
Show Us! Submit Your Entries for 2018 Best of Design Contest
Categories include Best New and Best Renovated homes, Best Kitchens and Best Outdoor Space.
The First of Its Kind: Bloomfield Lofts Nearly Complete
Once a commercial laundry facility, the luxury, 18-unit complex is the neighborhood’s first condominium project.
Top 10 ZIP Codes in the Pittsburgh-Area Housing Market
Based on data from Zillow, these are the neighborhoods where home values are on the rise.
Pirates Offer Tip The Cap to Fans in Season-Ending Video
Acknowledging the season didn't end the way the team or fans wanted, Pirates skipper Clint Hurdle made a promise for 2018.
The Livermore and The Pines Are Closing
Saturday was last call for the attached East Liberty establishments.
PM on KD: Made in Pittsburgh – The Big Idea
Our October issue features stories about six Pittsburghers with great ideas, a profile of Homestead Mayor Betty Esper and a photo essay of Western Penitentiary. Associate Editor Sean Collier discusses how those stories came together during an appearance on KDKA's Pittsburgh Today Live.
Roberto Clemente Jr. Goes to Bat for Puerto Rico
The son of the Pittsburgh baseball icon is doing what his father did 45 years ago, helping people in need. Also, he's not the only one stepping up.
Dressed for ‘Undressed’
The Frick’s fabulous fall show uncovers a secret world that’s been hiding in plain sight.
