Works of Renowned Pittsburgh Artists to Adorn Arts Landing
The $31 million project in Downtown's Cultural District is on track to open next April.
Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Rusty, the King of Couch Cuddles
Make arrangements to meet him at Animal Friends.
A Brief History of Pittsburgh's Most Devastating Disasters
From fire and floods to escaped monkeys.
Pittsburgh's Downtown Office Vacancy Still High at More than 18%
Still most tenants are staying in the Golden Triangle and newcomers are moving in, according to the Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership.
Discover a Breathtaking Work of Outdoor Art at Pittsburgh Botanic Garden
The installation "Momentum" includes two moving, flowing pieces by the artist Patrick Shearn.
Mission of Mercy Pittsburgh Calls for Volunteers for Free Health Clinic in October
Nearly 2,000 people pitched in help put on the two-day clinic in 2024 that provided 10,000 free procedures for the public.
Collier’s Weekly: Selecting the Pittsburgh Walk of Fame — Non-Human Wing
We need to make room for some cookies, pierogies and mascots.
What Will the New Wegmans in Cranberry Look Like?
The first in the Pittsburgh region, the highly anticipated grocery store is expected to open in 2027.
Who Is Diane Turnshek, Pittsburgh's Dark Sky Advocate?
When was the last time you really saw the stars at night? Diane Turnshek is trying to change that — one light at a time.
Ohiopyle State Park Gets Top Rating on Affordability, 'Wow Factor'
The park in Fayette County is called a 'veritable playground' for all sorts of outdoor activities.
Western Pennsylvania's First African American Federal Judge Lived Here
A graduate of Harvard Law School, Paul Simmons and his wife, Gwendolyn, an active civic volunteer, were longtime residents of the historical Downer House.
A Steelers Youth Sports Complex, Center of Life Coming to Hazelwood Green
Both projects in Pittsburgh advanced recently with approvals, funding announcements.
Pittsburgh's Strip District Logs A Million More Visits in 2024
The fifth 'State of the Strip District 2025' report shows increased interest in this historic neighborhood.
Pittsburgh Cultural Trust Honors Namesake of Greer Cabaret Theater Upon his Death
It is dimming the lights of the marquee this week as a tribute.
A Reality Check at Steelers Training Camp
Despite the strong roster that’s been built, there are still too many uncertainties on how the Steelers will perform this season.
Red Planet: Blast off to Mars for The Great Pennsylvania Tomato Festival
The borough with an out-of-this-world name will celebrate the fruit with food, beer, music and a farmer’s market.
The Distillery Complex Opens on the South Shore With Booze and Rooftop Views
The six–story building houses Big Spring Spirits, a bar and event spaces with a marketplace and cigar lounge to come.
Things to Do in Pittsburgh This August
Rock out with Joan Jett and the Blackhearts or head to the “Best Brew Fest in America.”
Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Cinna Bunn, a Quiet and Reserved Bunny
Make arrangements to meet him at Animal Friends.
How To Get Married On the Duquesne Incline
Anthony Swidorsky and Kate Shemak tied the knot in a 52-second ceremony in January.
Collier’s Weekly: Two Relaxing Nights in Kane, Pennsylvania
The small town on the border of Allegheny National Forest is ideal for anyone looking for a low-key getaway.
Admired Collage Artist Raymond Saunders Dies at Age 90
The death of this Pittsburgh-born Black artist — who considered himself an American artist first — came just six days after his major exhibit closed at the Carnegie Museum of Art.
Here's How to Explore Manchester's Grand Victorian Homes
Featuring close to a dozen properties, the Showcase Manchester event takes place Sunday.
Who Are the 10 New Inductees to the Pittsburgh Walk of Fame?
Andy Warhol, Roberto Clemente, Rachel Carson and Michael Keaton are on the list.
See Pittsburgh Like Never Before With These Super-Specific Maps
Plus, a new book by Ed Simon.
Who Will Protect the Legacy of this Munhall Home?
A pair of sisters are looking for the right owners to restore their uncle's ornate, century-old home to its former glory.
Community Kitchen Pittsburgh Honors Jacques Pépin — And Raises Funds
The French chef, who turns 90 this year, is an advocate for free culinary training programs.
Steelers Begin Again, With Sweat and Perspective, at Saint Vincent College
They can’t win a Super Bowl in July or August — but the degree to which they’re committed to pursuing one will resonate throughout training camp.
