5 Indian Restaurants Raising the Bar in Pittsburgh
New and established dining spots are tapping the culture’s diversity and dynamism.
New Terminal at Pittsburgh International Airport May Open in Early Fall
Black and gold signs, constellation lighting and robots at TSA security will be part of the landside terminal that is 80% complete.
Steelers Lost More Than a Game Against the Ravens
A team that for long stretches of the regular season appeared to be different turned out to be just that in the postseason — but for the worst reason imaginable. And it’s going to take more than a free agent or a draft pick to fix that.
Collier’s Weekly: The Free App That Makes School Book Bans Pointless
With the Libby app, anyone can check out e-books and audiobooks — including titles that have been unfairly censored.
Pittsburgh Chess Phenom Wants More Women to Play
A chess meet-up for women, other efforts aim to combat the 'sea of testosterone' at local matches and other events.
Can Downtown Pittsburgh's Smithfield Street Church Be Saved?
Efforts are underway to find partners to help the congregation stay in the historical building that faces more than $10 million in repairs.
Quiz: You Think the Iron City Beer Sign Should Say ...
The law firm Pond Lehocky now has the advertising real estate, but Pittsburgh Magazine readers tell us what they want the sign to say.
Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Meet Cassoulet, a Young Domestic Shorthair
Cassoulet was part of a mass surrender of roughly 55 cats last year. Make arrangements to meet him at Animal Friends!
A Brewery With Heart: Lincoln Avenue Looks to Expand in Bellevue
A global pandemic and a family emergency couldn’t stop the business from growing.
HGTV Star Leanne Ford Loses Her New Home in California Wildfires
The Pittsburgh native, who starred on several home improvement shows alongside her brother, posted photos of the home’s charred remains.
Title 9, Pittsburgh’s First Women’s Sports Bar, Opens in February
The concept was developed by Square Cafe owner Sherree Goldstein and friends.
New Leadership Takes Over Pittsburgh’s City of Asylum Board
Co-founder Henry Reese is stepping down as chairman at a time when the nonprofit is pushing for Pittsburgh to be named a UNESCO City of Literature.
It’s True — Wegmans Is Coming to the Pittsburgh Region
The 115,000-square-foot store will be built next to the UPMC Lemieux Sports Complex in Cranberry.
Kennywood Will Replace Thomas Town With New Attraction
The Pittsburgh park was the last in the U.S. to host these rides themed after ‘Thomas & Friends.’
This Urban Mid-Century Modern Dwelling in Morningside Has a Greenery-Filled View
The contemporary two-bedroom home is conveniently located near Downtown amenities — as well as the open space of Highland Park.
'The Pitt' Wins Praise From Pittsburgh ER Staff for Being 'Most Realistic'
The executive producers behind the Max medical series vowed to be as authentic as possible and to focus on providers.
‘The Pitt’ Recap: Episodes 1 & 2
An accident on the T platform, a passed-out med student and child high on THC. Here’s what happened on “The Pitt.”
Artistic Director Marya Sea Kaminski Is leaving the Pittsburgh Public Theater
She is the first woman to lead the Downtown theater company that was founded by two women 50 years ago.
New Pittsburgh Film Critics Association Names Top Movies for 2024
‘Substance,’ and ‘Challengers’ are among the best, and the group introduces a Mister Rogers Kindness Award.
Steelers Need to Let Russ Cook Again in Baltimore
They’re clearly doubting the QB they were once convinced was the answer. Russell Wilson can still be that, but not through risk-management.
Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Starship, a 5-Year-Old Mixed Breed
A generous donor has sponsored Starship's adoption donation. Make plans to meet her at Animal Friends!
Vote for Your Favorite ‘I Voted’ Sticker in Pittsburgh
The public can now select a winning design created by Allegheny County students in ninth through 12th grades that would be distributed to voters in 2025.
Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh Announces New Director of The Andy Warhol Museum
Mario R. Rossero, a national proponent for arts education, returns home to lead the 30-year-old institution.
Milanes Mobile Goes Full-Throttle With Authentic Cuban Eats
The food truck will launch by the end of the month with several brewery pop-ups in between.
Three Rivers Arts Festival Will Last Only 4 Days in 2025
Downtown construction to create a permanent festival space in the Cultural District will limit this year's event.
Official Training Begins for the Pittsburgh Marathon
More than 40,000 people are expected to participate in the marathon weekend events on May 2-4.
Convive Coffee Will Open at Pittsburgh International Airport
It's the latest Pittsburgh-based business to join the concessions opening at PIT.
