This Week in Pittsburgh History: An Early Blizzard Cancels Trick-or-Treating
If you were a kid in 1993, you likely remember trick-or-treating being canceled — or collecting candy in the snow.
These Bridesmaids Understood the Assignment — and Dressed Like Pierogies
Bride — and Pirates fan — Bethany Nold thought it would be fun if the pierogies showed up at her wedding. Her bridesmaids delivered.
6 Important Things to Know about Domestic Violence
October is domestic violence awareness month.
This Is How We Found Our Forever Home In Pittsburgh
Columnist Meg St-Esprit talks about a decade of family life in their own Hot Property.
Steel Mascaras, the Steelers Mexican Mascot, Proves the Team Has Global Appeal
Mario Nava’s lifelong passion for the black-and-gold has helped him create a fan community beyond the ‘Burgh.
Gov. Shapiro Announces Grants to Spur $600 Million Investment to Revitalize Downtown
The state commits $62.6 million that will jump-start conversion of seven buildings into housing and other improvements in the Golden Triangle.
Pittsburgh Reacts to the Death of Ivan the Gorilla
Ivan, a popular western lowland gorilla silverback at the Pittsburgh Zoo & Aquarium, died Wednesday of cardiac arrest during a medical procedure.
Diwali Is a New Official Pennsylvania State Holiday
The new designation doesn't require the closing of schools or government offices, but it does acknowledge the cultural significance of this five-day celebration that starts on Oct. 29 this year.
Support Make-A-Wish by Ordering Prince’s Crab Cake Sandwich & Fries at the Fairmont Pittsburgh
Prince Wise, a 9-year-old heart transplant recipient, created the menu item with fl.2 chef Fernando Canales.
The Steelers Are Suddenly Giddy at the Possibilities
Their quarterback has changed and so has their potential. And if Russell Wilson can keep delivering as anticipated, it’ll be a whole new ballgame.
Where You Can Find Some of the Coolest and Strangest Art and Gifts in Pittsburgh
Head to Blawnox and step into the Illustrious Order of Makesmiths for bizarre and delightful creations.
Oktoberfest Provides a Boost to Downtown Businesses in Pittsburgh
The Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership said the event brought in 80,000 festival goers, with more than half coming from within 50 miles.
Retro Review: 'Sudden Death' May Not Be Original, but It Has Plenty of Steel City Action
In our Retro Review series, we ask our editorial intern Sone Ekukole-Sone to watch made-in-Pittsburgh flicks from the 20th century — long before he was even born.
Aruba Island Bowls Lands a Permanent Home in Pittsburgh’s Strip District
The plant-based smoothie spot and coffee shop will have a grand reopening Saturday, Oct. 26, at 10 a.m.
Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Meet Fennel, a Loveable Domestic Short Hair
Fennel is a loveable boy who enjoys people and attention. Make arrangements to meet him at Animal Friends!
Primanti Bros. Debuts New Sandwich in Honor of Steelers' QB Russell Wilson
Primanti Bros. will donate $1 to the UPMC Children’s Hospital Foundation for every "DangeRuss" sandwich sold during Wilson’s tenure as Pittsburgh’s QB.
Lonely Planet Ranks Pittsburgh as a Top 10 Must-Visit City in the World
It’s the only U.S. city on its annual list for 2025, which also rates top countries and regions.
Collier’s Weekly: The Pandemic Lessons We’re Forgetting
We don’t need to just isolate when we’re sick — we need, on occasion, to actually rest.
The Dog Penn Now Open In The Strip District
Part bar, part dog park, the business features a large outdoor area and specialty cocktails.
Don’t Miss This Costume Party for a Good Cause
The Wig Out Halloween gala benefits the nonprofit Young Adult Cancer Survivors, which has been helping survivors find community and support since 2020.
This Ranch Is a Mid-Century Modern Time Capsule
The perfectly preserved, three-bedroom property in Penn Hills has been thoughtfully updated.
Another Ferris Wheel and an Aquarium? It's in the Works
Among the other amenities for Esplanade, an ambitious $600 million project on the North Side, are restaurants, housing and an outdoor amphitheater.
Rehabilitation of the Charles Anderson Bridge Is About to Begin
Closed since February 2023 after being deemed unsafe, the 84-year-old bridge is a vital artery between Oakland and Pittsburgh's East End and Eastern suburbs.
6 Things to Know About Pitt's New Athletic Director Allen Greene
The University of Pittsburgh hires a new athletic director from the University of Tennessee who brings a wealth of experience from other appointments.
New Bouldering Area, Pump Track Opens in Boyce Park
Allegheny County cuts the ribbon on what it calls one of the largest outdoor public climbing facilities in the country.
The Frick Pittsburgh Searches for New Executive Director
Elizabeth Barker, who oversaw the most attended exhibit in the museum’s history, has departed.
Hail to Pitt? Panthers Show They Can Win With Defense Too
The Panthers have gone from three wins to intriguing faster than you can say ‘Eli Holstein.’ But it’s not just a quarterback that’s making college football fun again on the North Shore.
Pet of the Week: Meet Lucille, an Affectionate and Social Mixed Breed
Make arrangements to meet Lucille at Animal Friends and you'll be saying "I love Lucy!"
