How a New Exhibit at Fort Pitt Museum Is Bringing Cultures Together
After a decade of development, the Pittsburgh-based museum presents a fresh view of American Indian history in new exhibit.
Skenes Raising the Roof Along with Pirates’ Expectations
It’s sensory overload whenever the Buccos’ latest pitching phenom takes the mound. Such is the extent to which the franchise’s latest savior has already delivered.
Ukrainian Military Musicians to Perform in Pittsburgh on Tour of Gratitude
They will share poignant stories and traditional music in seven free concerts June 24-27 in the region.
The Owner of the Slice on Broadway Pizza Chain is Cornering the Hoagie Market
Tim’s Corner Market in Beechview sells milk, eggs and some of the best sandwiches around.
Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Mickie
Mickie is a sweet girl once she knows you and is comfortable. Make arrangements to meet her at Animal Friends.
How to Make Nature Accessible to Everyone in Pittsburgh
Frick Park’s new Outdoor Sensory Classroom and Nature Play Trail will soon welcome visitors of all abilities.
Collier’s Weekly: Rising Temperatures, Meet Red Tape
The city is struggling to meet the demands of high temperatures.
Extreme Heat Poses a High Risk to Children — Here’s How to Keep Them Safe
Here are some tips to help keep kids cool and safe during a heat wave.
My Best of the 'Burgh: KiKi Brown
Her unpopular Pittsburgh opinion? "I don’t understand Picklesburgh. I don’t get it."
ScareHouse Will Not Open This Year
The acclaimed haunted house quietly moved out of its most recent home at Pittsburgh Mills late last year and does not plan to have regular operations in 2024.
This Week in Pittsburgh History: Pittsburgh’s First Gay Pride Week
As Pittsburgh Pride expands to record-breaking numbers, we take a look at the first celebration in 1973.
Bonnie Baxter Says Goodbye to Doors Open Pittsburgh
The organization's founder looks back on her time as she prepares to move on to other creative endeavors.
What Makes One Person Age Well and Another … Not?
Researchers at UPMC are looking into blood markers that can predict how people will age — and how health care may change for the better as a result.
Black Bridesmaid Dresses Add Flair to a Classic Wedding Look
The style is trending among brides leaning toward a neutral aesthetic.
This Bellevue Craftsman-Style Bungalow is a Century-Old Time Capsule
While updating their four-bedroom home for modern life, the owners managed to keep its classic details.
Pittsburgh Curiosities: Fairmont Lithophanes
When illuminated from behind, the translucent plates reveal surprising detail.
Pittsburgh Magazine Wins First Place in Annual Robert L. Vann Media Awards
Contributor Joe Pinchot won in the category of ‘Profile/News Feature’ for his story on WAMO’s 75th anniversary.
Frankie’s Extra Long Is Lawrenceville's Best-Kept Secret
The no-frills Frankie’s Extra Long bar and grill is known for oversized dogs and hot sausage sandwiches.
Tension and Contention Accompany Tomlin Extension
The Steelers have been making changes at a furious rate for some time now. But changing head coaches clearly isn’t on team president Art Rooney II’s agenda.
What New Bikes are Available in Pittsburgh’s Bikeshare Program?
POGOH adds seven models to serve people of all abilities — and those rentals are free this summer.
Four Chord Celebrates 10 Years of Music at Carrie Furnace
All-American Rejects headlines the festival, which has spread to two days.
Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Miss Periwinkle
Periwinkle is an affectionate girl who loves to be brushed and pet. Make arrangements to meet her at Animal Friends.
Primanti Bros. Invites Competitive Eater Joey Chestnut to Chow Dahn in the Strip
The Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest champion was banned from the bout due to his relationship with a vegan brand.
Local Home Chef Appears on “The Great American Recipe” on PBS
Doug Heilman, host of “The Pittsburgh Dish” podcast,” showcases his culinary skills and German heritage in the 8-episode series.
Red Lantern Bike Shop Rides to New Heights in the Mon Valley
The nonprofit moves into an old church in Turtle Creek to expand its services of providing free bikes to children, selling affordable bikes to others.
Collier’s Weekly: There’s No Easy Answer to Housing Problems — But Effort Is Better than Complaints
While there have been ample complaints about the city’s housing issues, a new county initiative aims to actually provide solutions.
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