Primanti Bros. Bans Cowboy Hats Ahead of Monday Night Football
Leave your Stetson at the swingin’ doors.
Pittsburgh Restaurant Week Starts Today — Here Are the Menus We're Excited About
Pittsburgh Magazine staff share what restaurants are on their radar.
Nearly a Century Old, This Sears House Kit Home in Fineview is Still Fine
Built in 1928, the hillside home is packed with original millwork, charming details and loads of storage.
A Farewell to Hem’s: Hemingway’s Cafe in Oakland is Closing After 43 Years
Our food (and beverage!) editor reflects on her college days at the Forbes Avenue bar.
Dig in With Graver: Cruffins, Cheesesteaks and Clementine's
New Year’s resolutions were made to be broken — and then remade.
Aaron Rodgers, Over and Out? Not Necessarily
The Steelers quarterback is sounding, and playing, like he’s contemplating a second season with Pittsburgh.
Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Gigi, a High-Energy Mixed Breed
Make arrangements to meet her at Animal Friends.
An Epitaph for the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Editor Jessica Sinichak reflects on what the closure of local news outlets means for the public — and why it matters.
The Internet Reacts to the Closing of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
The publication will cease operations in May.
Poll: Who Should Be on Pittsburgh's Walk of Fame?
Readers are casting their vote for the second class of Pittsburgh's Walk of Fame.
It's Time to Nominate the Next Names for the Pittsburgh Walk of Fame
Nominations will be taken through January, with plans to induct the next 10-member class this fall.
Start Off 2026 With These 26 New Dining Spots
With a bevy of new cafes, bars, pizzerias and scoop shops, it's shaping up to be a delicious year.
With 2025 in the Rearview Mirror, These Local Realtors Look Back — and Forward
The Pittsburgh housing market had strengths and challenges for realtors, sellers and buyers in 2025. Here’s what the experts expect from 2026.
Park House Is Once Again Packing ‘Em in on the North Side
Shuttered during the pandemic in 2020, the beloved East Ohio Street institution reopened in December.
Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Everest, a Medium-Energy Pup
Make arrangements to meet her at Animal Friends.
Heinz History Center is Renaming Its Sport Museum After This Steelers Great
The Western Pennsylvania Sports Museum will be known as the Franco Harris Sports Museum in honor of the late Hall of Famer.
How to Recycle Your Christmas Tree in Pittsburgh
The City and Allegheny County have opened collection centers. And the Scouts will provide curbside pickup in select City neighborhoods as a fundraiser.
Collier’s Weekly: Time for Me to Bid Farewell to Pittsburgh Magazine — and Consider All the Secrets Yet to Find
After nearly 15 years, it feels like I “know every street in this town.” In reality, Pittsburgh always has more secrets.
Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Hurricane, a Shy Domestic Shorthair
Make arrangements to meet her at Animal Friends.
Pirates Outfielder Andrew McCutchen and Wife Maria Welcome Fifth Baby
Just in time for the holidays, Suede McCutchen was born over the weekend.
Dig in With Graver: A Foodie Tribute to Rob Reiner
The late director’s movies gave us plenty of food for thought.
Our Food Editor’s Favorite Stories of 2025
From beer and cheesecake to fish sandwiches and cheese, it’s been a banner year for Kristy Graver.
This Allentown Home is Pure Pittsburgh
Set along the "T" tracks on Arlington Avenue, the renovated abode overlooks the city's iconic skyline.
The Pittsburgh Zoo Glows with 350 Handmade Lanterns
At “Wild Illuminations: A Holiday Lantern Experience,” millions of sparkling lights illuminate the zoo’s pathways.
The Crass Fred Rogers of AI Deepfakes Has Some Pittsburghers ‘Horrified’
The memory of the local icon is being twisted by a high-tech Neighborhood of Make-Believe. The institutions who protect his history are looking for ways to clear the AI slop.
Buckle Up — Because The Steelers Have a Roller Coaster Ride Ahead
The ups and downs that have defined the 2025 season aren't going away anytime soon.
