Carnegie Music Hall Hits the Right Chord in Pittsburgh Design Awards
The 41st annual AIA contest also honors Second Avenue Commons, Balvanera and Lawrence Hall among top architecture winners.
How to Tell if You Have Pneumonia or the Common Cold
If your symptoms are lasting longer than a few days, it might be time to check in with your doctor.
The View From This Mount Washington Condo Feels Like You’re ‘Standing on Top of the City’
From blizzards and flooding to fireworks and stadium flyovers, one couple witnessed some of Pittsburgh's most triumphant (and catastrophic) moments of the last 20 years from their perch above Grandview Avenue.
Steelers’ Moves Are Less Than a Makeover, but Still Worth Making
They should be better for having added Mike Williams and Preston Smith via trade. But getting Cam Sutton back from suspension might really alter the equation.
Brown Bear Bread Co. Makes a New Start in New Brighton
The business will continue to supply local shops and eateries with baked goods, but their adopted Beaver County town is worth a visit.
Three Rivers Film Festival and Pittsburgh Shorts Feature Drama, Comedy — and Clemente
The annual festival kicks off Nov. 13 at some of the region’s best cinemas.
Pittsburgh’s Oldest House — the Neill Log House — Is Reopening
A ribbon-cutting ceremony is scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 9, at the log cabin in Schenley Park.
Light Up Night 2024 Promises More Lights, More Fireworks and The Fray
The 63rd annual Downtown event is set for Saturday, Nov. 23 with a returning Peoples Gas Holiday Market, gingerbread house display and ice skating at PPG Place.
How to Recycle Political Yard Signs in Pittsburgh
The City of Pittsburgh handles the recycling of corrugated plastic signs and plastic bag signs differently. Here’s how to recycle your political campaign sign the right way.
The Pittsburgh Toy Lending Library Is Hosting a 50th Birthday Party — and You’re Invited
The volunteer-run organization will celebrate its golden anniversary with a celebration Saturday and free admission all month during public hours.
How Pennsylvania Voted in the 2024 General Election
Here's a breakdown of Pennsylvania's key stats and figures from the U.S. General Election as of Wednesday morning.
This Week in Pittsburgh History: The Conception of Carnegie International
The art exhibition — a realization of Andrew Carnegie’s hopes for Pittsburgh — has now been in existence for 128 years.
Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Meet MooMoo, a 2-Year-Old Mixed Breed
MooMoo is a playful, energetic boy looking for his forever home. Make arrangements to meet him at Animal Friends.
SpaceX Rocket Carries Science Experiment Designed in Pittsburgh
Three Community College of Allegheny County students submitted their project to the Student Spaceflight Experiments Program — now it's traveling to the International Space Station.
Songbird Artistry’s Latest Exhibit Soars
The Lawrenceville creative space welcomes “Flight of Empowerment.”
Collier’s Weekly: How We Got to Mount Pleasant
The ignorant display in the borough’s Halloween parade did not occur as a random quirk; it’s the result of the way we’ve been engaging with history and politics.
Celebrate the Season (and the Expanded Sale of Ready-to-Drink Cocktails!) With a Fireside Mule
The seasonal beverage is a collaboration between Maggie’s Farm Rum and Jackworth Ginger Beer Brewery.
The Internet Made Him Famous, but Matthew Noszka Won't Forget His Pittsburgh Roots
After finding overnight success on social media more than a decade ago, model and actor Matthew Noszka is returning to his Pittsburgh roots to remodel a Highland Park home that both he and his father held dear.
Local Bookstore Owner Gets a Surprise Visit from a Famous Book Lover — Bill Clinton
After spotting The Little Green Bookstore in Zelienople, the former president had the driver of the Harris-Walz campaign bus turn around so that he could speak to the store’s owner about his love for reading.
Lemon Tree Pittsburgh Is in the Business of Kindness
The coffee shop plans to open in the Millvale Food & Energy Hub this month.
5 Ways to Cope With Election Day Stress in Pittsburgh
From forest bathing, to prayer services to watching funny videos, here are a few suggestions.
What to Say (and Not to Say) to Someone Experiencing a Miscarriage
One local therapist offers her advice on how best to help someone going through a loss.
The Strip District is a Thriving Hub — And This Condo is at the Center of It
Located on Smallman Street, this luxury one-bedroom condo has access to some of the city’s best restaurant and retail offerings.
6 Things to Know Before Election Day in Pennsylvania
If you’re casting your ballot in person this Tuesday, check your polling place and registration status online and make a plan to get to the polls.
Real Pittsburgh Weddings: Brian and Nick Are on a Forever First Date
The couple celebrated their big day in style at the Fairmont Pittsburgh exactly seven years after their first date.
Photos: Halloween Decorations Around Pittsburgh
A front yard turned into a "Haunted Kennywood" and a four-legged friend dressed as Troy Polamalu — here's how Pittsburgh celebrated Halloween.
Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Meet Ghost, an American Rabbit Who Was Found in a Cemetery
Ghost's name is very fitting to his origin, but his past is unknown. Make arrangements to meet him at Animal Friends.
