Go Big at These Luxury Group Retreats
Whether it's for a corporate gathering, a family holiday or a bridal party celebration, these destinations have enough space — and amenities — for everyone.
Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Meet Blitzen, a Large Mixed Breed
Blitzen's adoption fees have been waived as part of Animal Friends' New Year’s “Reverse” Rescue, a partnership with Driveway Subaru of Moon Township and Subaru Loves Pets.
Romantic Getaways For Valentine’s Day and Beyond
From cozy cottages in the heart of wine country to peaceful wooded retreats, we’ve done the planning for you.
Survey: Pittsburgh Is One of the Best Places in the U.S. to Celebrate Christmas
WalletHub ranks the Steel City No. 2 for being the most festive and affordable.
Submit Your Holiday Decorations to Pittsburgh Magazine
Your decorations could be featured online and in our newsletter. Show us how you're getting into the holiday spirit!
Meet the Former Pittsburgher Behind ‘The Pradeeps of Pittsburgh’
The Indian-born creator and writer of the Amazon Prime Video comedy series grew up in Monroeville and weaves in his personal stories.
Video Gives Early Look at New Roadways to Pittsburgh’s New Airport Terminal
The traffic patterns to the $1.57 billion new terminal will be a similar — but larger — horseshoe shape.
Collier's Weekly: My Institution Resolution for 2025
A trip to one of the world’s most famous museums made me appreciate those close to home.
A Rash of Restaurant Closings Puts a Damper on Pittsburgh’s Holiday Dining Season
Landmark businesses from Station Square to the Strip District are calling it quits.
This Week in Pittsburgh History: The Pittsburgh Banana Company Explosion
This incident, which occurred on Dec. 17, 1936, was so forceful it took out 54 windows of St. Stanislaus Kostka Church across the street.
American, Breeze Airways to Offer Nonstop Flights from Pittsburgh to LA
American begins daily nonstops on April 4. Breeze starts service on March 12, with flights increasing to five days a week by summer.
Survey: What Is Pittsburgh's Word of the Year?
We gathered some words, phrases and topics that defined Pittsburgh in 2024.
Pittsburgh Magazine's 10 Most-Read Stories of 2024
From the best restaurants in town to historic Pittsburgh moments, these are the stories you enjoyed most this year.
Plan Your Next Weekend Escape to Erie
Here’s where to stay as you head to the beach at Presque Isle State Park, tour wineries or go on a swashbuckling pirates cruise at the easily accessible getaway.
Please Don’t Worry About Dieting This Holiday Season
The University of Pittsburgh’s Caroline Passerrello works with her clients on intuitive eating, a practice that helps to improve your diet and quality of life by listening to your body’s hunger and fullness cues.
Which Pittsburgh-Born Artists Have Made it to the Billboard Charts?
From the early days of rock ’n’ roll to the 21st century, Pittsburgh-born artists have rocketed up the Billboard charts.
Meet the Pittsburghers Who Sell Yinzer’s Amazing Cheesesteaks — in New Orleans
Colleen and Mike Woodhull own the black-and-gold sammich shop, which is located a few miles from the French Quarter.
Army-Navy a Celebration of Tradition, Commitment, Sport and Spectacle
There’s no event like it. It’s as compelling as it is historical, and that’ll never change.
Ready for a Getaway? Ohio is Right Next Door — And Full of Adventure
Here’s what to do, where to eat and where to stay in the Buckeye State.
Despite Uncertainty About the Western Penitentiary Site, 'Mayor of Kingstown' Is Back in Pittsburgh
The Paramount+ series is set to begin filming its fourth season next month in Pittsburgh.
3 Things David Johnson Will Be Able to Do When He Retires
He’s been a nighttime fixture on WPXI-TV for 35 years and was part of the longest-running anchor team in Pittsburgh TV history.
Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Frappe and Macchiato, Two American Rabbits
Frappe and Macchiato are bonded, so they must go home together. Meet them at Animal Friends!
Have a Pie Before You Fly! Mineo’s Pizza Will Open a Space at Pittsburgh International Airport
The Squirrel Hill-based institution also has shops in Allison Park and Mt. Lebanon.
Corey O’Connor Launches Pittsburgh Mayoral Campaign With Attacks on Gainey
The longtime political figure — and son of a former city mayor — throws his hat into the ring against incumbent Ed Gainey.
Collier’s Weekly: An Elegy for the Wile E. Coyote Billboard
The remnants of an old phone-book ad have finally vanished from their perch above the Liberty Bridge — and Pittsburgh is a little less weird as a result.
Palm Palm Will Bring Vintage West Coast Vibes to Pittsburgh’s East End
The restaurant, a concept from the folks behind Downtown’s Ritual House, is expected to debut this spring.
What’s the Future for Pittsburgh’s Smithfield Street?
The city’s once-premier shopping corridor is plagued with vacancies and decline, and was not a focus of the Downtown revitalization announcement. But it’s poised for a rebirth.
No Child Care? No Problem. Cultural Institutions in Pittsburgh Have Got You Covered
Some of Pittsburgh’s major cultural institutions are offering free on-site child care at select matinees to allow more people to attend shows who may not be able to find — or afford — a babysitter.
