Pittsburgh on Must-Visit List, Mt. Lebanon Native Engaged to ‘Modern Family’ Star
Also in The 412, making your office at the library.
Now Trending: Home Style Inspirations for 2015
Here’s what’s hot in the New Year and how to incorporate these trends into your home, courtesy of the experts.
Editor's Pick: Bottles, Foxes & Bikes
Members of three historically influenced Pittsburgh-area societies are steadfast in their pursuit of bottles, foxes and bicycle mayhem.
Need a Lyft in Pittsburgh? Now You Can Split the Bill
The ride-sharing app allows up to five riders to share the cost.
Farewell, Kohinoor
Chef/owner Tamilselvan Thangadurai just closed his Monroeville restaurant, which in a short time became locals’ favorite spot for authentic Indian cuisine.
Finally Complete! Penn Avenue in Garfield Reopening to Two-Way Traffic
Reconstruction of a four-block section through the Garfield business district began in August 2013.
1992 Throwback: Steelers, Pirates & Pens Make the Playoffs
Where were you in ’92 when all of Pittsburgh’s pro-sports franchises made it to the post-season?
6 Things We Love in January
The New Year is all about a fresh start, and that includes your living space. Here are some easy ways to update your room in 2015 — without breaking the bank.
The Beat: 5 Can't-Miss January Concerts
Lotus, Hamilton Leithauser, Motion City Soundtrack and Jones for Revival are among the acts playing Pittsburgh this month.
Where We're Eating in January
This month, we're digging "Odd Couple" lattes, fennel-flavored pretzels and much more. Plus, don't miss our one-on-one with bartender extraordinaire Colin Anderson of Cure in Lawrenceville.
Q+A: What’s Next for Chris Jamison?
The Ross Township native is weighing his options after his third-place finish on NBC’s “The Voice.”
Pittsburgh's Favorite Stories of 2014
A month-by-month tally of the most read stories from the 412.
Hit the Street: Oakland
Before the college students return from the holiday break, take advantage of all this diverse neighborhood has to offer.
Five Different Ways to Celebrate New Year’s Eve in Pittsburgh
First Night downtown promises to be a spectacular evening, but if you’d prefer to usher in 2015 with hubbub of your own making, here are a few ideas beyond the official hullabaloo.
Studying Near Pittsburgh, Son Travels for 40 Hours to Surprise Mum at Christmas — Her Reaction: Priceless
This holiday homecoming video has gone viral.
Alternative Christmas: Pittsburgh Theater Offers Holiday Classics & Chinese Food
Do you want eggrolls with that?
10 Reasons Why Pittsburgh Owned 2014
From cutting-edge robots to medical breakthroughs to a Mayor who doubled as a 'Duck Dynasty' star, our city had the world buzzing (again) this year.
Everything You Love About Pittsburgh in Three Blocks
It's amazing what you can do in the stretch of Liberty Avenue between Seventh and Tenth streets.
Must-See: Pittsburgh's Holiday Displays
Get yourself in the holiday spirit in just over a minute.
Destined to be a Classic: Pittsburgh Penguins 'Christmas Vacation' Parody Video
Evgeni Malkin is priceless at the end.
Last Call: Kennywood Holiday Lights
Make plans to enjoy the array of family-friendly activities and performances the park has to offer.
This Weekend: Chris Jamison & the Steelers, Pens & Ugly Sweaters, Mayor Undercover
Some cool things to watch out for this weekend in the ’Burgh.
Bar Exam: OTB Bicycle Cafe North Park
The northern outpost of the "bikes, burgers, beers" bar takes the Bar Exam.
Now Online: Two New Cameras to Keep an Eye on Pittsburgh’s Bald Eagles
A Murrysville security company has installed the new cameras, which provide sharper images of the Hays eagles.
2014 Pittsburgher of the Year Award: The Fred Rogers Company
Sharing the DNA of the father of children’s television, the Fred Rogers Company reinvigorates a beloved legacy while creating new hit characters and content that help children to grow, giggle and learn.
Visual Legacy
Fred Rogers' visual legacy can be seen in more than a half-dozen locations in Pittsburgh.
A History of the Neighborhood
Preserving Fred Rogers' legacy and the company he founded required a new vision that allowed the "Neighborhood of Make-Believe" to live on.
