Eight Hall-of-Fame Steelers, including coach Chuck Noll, were named to the squad in honor of the golden anniversary of football's biggest game.
The LGBTQ-friendly variety show offers one of the city's most unusual (and often unforgettable) lineups of comedic talent.
Many of Pittsburgh's community and business leaders will spend time in the ice house to raise money for the Dollar Energy Fund.
Almost a decade later, reporter Emily Matesic finds herself reliving the bizarre case featured in Netflix’s wildly popular crime documentary series.
Fans have reason to be optimistic despite a season that's included the firing of a head coach and his successor losing his first four games.
We're digging flexible Downtown dining, two new heavy hitters on the restaurant scene, killer sandwiches in the Strip, pizza in East Liberty and baked goods in Squirrel Hill.
The bridge hit the water before sound of the blast had reached the cameras.
In what seemed like a blink of an eye, the century-old span was sent splashing into the Allegheny River.
The veteran reporter died Friday after a battle with cancer. He was 77.
This month's best bets in the ‘Burgh.
One of the major architects in the Steelers' success of the 70s, Bill Nunn Jr., is the subject of the latest book from Pittsburgh Tribune-Review investigative reporter Andrew Conte.
Moviegoers will have plenty to choose from this month.
This month features Young Galaxy, 2CELLOS, Freakwater and more.
The makers of those marshmallow candies are challenging Phil's defacto role as the ultimate weather expert.
The Resident Artist Program at the Pittsburgh Opera exposes young singers to new roles — and audiences to new voices.
Mediation remains the most difficult and the most productive thing I do every day.
Unlike last month's demolition of the Greenfield Bridge, the Hulton Bridge implosion will end with a splash.
The iconic chef, restaurateur and PBS cooking show host visits Pittsburgh for an epic meal in celebration of her new cookbook.
Patrick Doyle examines GTECH Strategies and its successful work to improve once-empty lots.
The owner of the fun-filled Upper Lawrenceville wine bar introduces her customers to lesser-known, but powerfully delicious, varietals.
This month: a beginner's jam for ukulele players, Pittsburgh's marijuana reforms, and other cool things to implode.
Found on everything from furniture to accessories, blue is one of the hottest shades to come out of the fall High Point Market, the trendsetting furnishings industry tradeshow held twice yearly in North Carolina. Try out the trend in your home with these cool blue accessories.
Rick Sebak revisits “Silence of the Lambs,” the Pittsburgh production that
went on to become one of the biggest winners in Oscar history.
One of the most noted contemporary scholars of African-American culture
is changing the way people look at black history through his work at the
Sen. John Heinz History Center.
The Pittsburgh Retro Gaming Convention should offer nostalgic fun for anyone who has ever held a controller.
“On holiday at Bedford. Stop. Never want to leave. Stop.”
Delve below the surface to explore the underground areas that serve as vital pathways to our region.
Chefs who grew up in Pittsburgh are shaping the culinary scene in other cities across the country — and gaining national recognition in the process.
The meat-centric restaurant in the Strip District is helping to redefine Pittsburgh's dining expectations.
In Lawrenceville, a love for letterpress leads to a business whose greeting cards reach audiences across the country.
