Six More Things You Might Not Know about Pittsburgh
The thing that annoyed a young Andy Warhol. A typo broadcast over the city skyline. And how our first mayor outwitted hostile natives at age 13. All of this and much more in the latest edition of Things You Might Not Know About Pittsburgh!
The Largest Park in Pittsburgh Begins Planting Its Seeds
The gift of 660 acres of parkland to the City by Pittsburgh Development Group II has been finalized.
What You Need to Know About Pittsburgh's 200th Birthday Party
The day begins with a parade and ends with a concert and fireworks.
Vegging Out at Legume
"July is For Vegetarians" is the theme this month at the North Oakland restaurant.
Pittsburgh's Tunnels to Become Cell-Phone Friendly Again
Local wireless carriers are working on plans to eliminate dropped calls inside Pittsburgh's three major tunnels.
The Bigger-Than-Ever Deutschtown Music Festival Takes Over This Weekend
The mammoth, annual celebration of local music expands to two days for the first time this Friday and Saturday.
Muscle Cars and Motor Legends Rumble Through the ‘Burgh for Annual Grand Prix
The Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix runs through until July 17.
Book Reviews: Miss Ruffles Inherits Everything, The Abundance
Nancy Martin's latest comic whodunit is a worthwhile summer vacation read.
Pittsburgh Flicks and Nightlife in July
Row House Cinema debuts music on the big screen. The Funhouse at Mr. Smalls is the place to go for acts that still are building a following.
Gone Viral: Baton Twirler is ‘Show-Stopper’ in 4th of July Parade
Video of David Peters' performance in the Monroeville 4th of July parade has been viewed nearly a half a million times on social media.
Tiny Homes in Penn Hills to Offer Safe Haven for Veterans
The Veterans Place of Washington Boulevard and BOB Project are collaborating on a plan for housing for homeless veterans.
Clairton Resident Wins Big on ‘The Price Is Right’
A retired steelworker brings hometown pride to the longest running game show in history.
The New King of the Westinghouse Castle
John Graff, president and CEO of the Priory Hospitality Group, plans to turn the century-old structure into hotel and event space.
Break It Down: The Great Pierogy Race
The Great Pierogy Race, which takes place in the middle of the fifth inning of Pittsburgh Pirates home games, combines two of Pittsburgh’s favorite things — pierogies and sports.
Watch: Kenny Chesney Rocks With Billy Joel at PNC Park
Chesney took the stage with the “Piano Man” one night before his own concert at Heinz Field.
Brace Yourself Pittsburgh, It’s a Furry Frenzy!
Where else but Pittsburgh would Anthrocon celebrate its 20th anniversary.
Hungry For Something Good, Pittsburgh? Where We're Eating in July
We're loving the neighborhood grocers 52nd St. Market, Japanese bar food at Umami, red-sauce Italian at Luigi's in Clymer and the resurgence of Bar Marco. We chat this month with Trevett Hooper, co-owner and executive chef of Legume and Butterjoint.
Next Steps Taken in Restoration of Allegheny Landing
Officials broke ground Thursday for the reconstruction of the sculpture park’s portion of the Three Rivers Heritage Trail.
Root and Heart Farm: Winning Friends With Salad
Jen Urich's Gibsonia farm is mixing it up in just the right way.
Top Ten Things to Do in Pittsburgh in July
The month's best bets in The 'Burgh.
Pittsburgh's Can’t Miss Concerts in July
This month's lineup includes Guided by Voices, the Feed More Festival, Kenny Chesney and Guns N' Roses.
Meet The Thunderbirds, Pittsburgh’s Professional Frisbee Team
Part of The American Ultimate Disc League, the Thunderbirds' players have a passion for the game — and the fans to prove it.
Schenley Plaza to host International Sand Sculpting Competition
The event commemorates Pittsburgh’s Bicentennial with massive sand sculptures.
You Will Need to Use Your IQ to Make This Escape
Perhaps the most impressive aspects of IQ Escape in Ross Township are the stagecraft and setting. The rooms are elegant, convincing and immersive.
This Dog Can Talk, and He'll Make You Think
Watch the web series, shot and edited in Pittsburgh, that inspired ABC's “Downward Dog.” The TV show also will be shot and edited in the Steel City.
Pittsburgh-Area Fireworks 2016: When & Where to Watch Them
You can get your fill of fireworks all weekend long, if you know where and when to look.
It's All in the Family For This Musical Duo
The Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra's only father-daughter team will break up this year when clarinetist Tommy Thompson retires. But his daughter, Allie, says she’ll keep her father connected with the people he’s played with for 50 years.
Making Pittsburgh Greener: Aurora Sharrard
The executive director of Green Building Alliance, Sharrard works behind the scenes to make Pittsburgh more sustainable.
