How A New Path Is Improving Travel on Pittsburgh's Riverfront Trail
A $4.2 million state-funded project has improved a vital connector between the Mon Wharf and Point State Park along the Great Allegheny Passage.
Find Out Why These Weddings Had an All-Black Dress Code
These Pittsburgh brides wanted a classic, sleek look for their wedding aesthetic — and they wanted to make sure their guests were comfortable on their day.
After Eight Years, The Circus Is Back in Pittsburgh
The Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Circus is back in town — and back from the brink of extinction.
The Pittsburgh Penguins’ Mantra: If You’re driving Over a Cliff, Drive Faster
Kyle Dubas is steering into the skid that helped get him hired in the first place.
Where You Can See “The Eras Tour” in Cinemas This Weekend
Taylor Swift’s hotly anticipated concert film is expected to break box-office records.
My Best of the 'Burgh: Josiah Gilliam
Josiah Gilliam, executive director of PUMP, takes our monthly quiz.
Let Yourself Go: In Here, Life is Beautiful
Lori Jakiela writes of “Cabaret,” Jung, mail-order butterfly kits, SpongeBob, Liza and the fine parental art of letting go.
Meals with a Mission: Breakfast of Heroes
Local veterans' organizations build camaraderie over coffee, bacon and eggs.
Spotlight: A Tin Anniversary For The Rust Belt
Belt Publishing and Belt Magazine are celebrating 10 years of telling the stories of the Rust Belt.
Pittsburgh Lit: What We're Reading in November
Reviews of two books that take a deep dive into the world of Pittsburgh sports.
Can't Miss Events in November in Pittsburgh
Save the dates for concerts, art exhibits, dance performances & more.
What Makes The Bulldog Pub Much More Than Just a Neighborhood Watering Hole
Among other things, it doubles as a museum to the “Winningest Football Team in the World.”
How A Pittsburgh Expert Is Helping To Cure Sleeplessness in Soldiers
A Pittsburgh sleep expert is devising techniques to help veterans and others who suffer from insomnia, PTSD and nightmares.
Who Would You Put on a List of Favorite Pittsburgh Celebrities?
After we published our list in the October issue, we asked readers to come up with a list of names they thought we should have included.
Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Rutabaga
Are you ready to adopt this sweet, handsome boy who needs extra special care? Meet him at Animal Friends.
What New Tool Gives Pittsburghers a Snapshot of Neighborhood Crime?
The online crime dashboard and interactive map give residents a general overview of criminal activity across the city.
40 Under 40: Introducing Our Class of 2023
We celebrate our 25th anniversary with an exemplary group of people working to make our region a better place.
Caliente Pizza & Drafthouse Offers Ghoulish To-Go Containers For The Halloween Season
Flip the lid and become a slice-hungry zombie.
Show Local Film Workers Some Love By Supporting an Upcoming Market
Behind-the-scenes film workers have combined forces to sell some wares to help them financially amid ongoing industry strikes.
Photo Gallery: Witches and Warlocks Take the Water at North Park
Nancy Barnes, an L.L. Bean Outdoor Discovery Program kayak and paddleboard instructor, got the idea from a similar event held in the Pacific Northwest.
Why There Is Now A Grace Period for Pittsburgh’s Plastic Bag Ban
The city’s ban, to start Saturday, Oct. 14, will allow businesses to use up their remaining stocks of single-use plastic bags without penalty through Jan. 1.
River Road Sprinkle Co. Adds Sparkle And Sweetness To Desserts Near And Far
The Armstrong County business is thriving thanks to online ambassadors called “River Roadies.”
Last Chance of the Season to Take a Tour with Doors Open Pittsburgh
Now at the end of its 8th season, Doors Open is a local nonprofit that hosts guided tours of the city where you can learn about history, art and architecture.
Simple Swaps To Cut Down on Sugar Without Giving Up Taste
Sugar has become a powerhouse ingredient in many foods to keep us hooked and wanting more.
This Historical Home in Dormont Has Only Changed Hands Once in Over 100 Years
The next owner will inherit both beautiful historical details and modern updates.
Inaugural Class of 40 Under 40 Honorees: Where Are They, 25 Years Later?
Some honorees tapped in 1999 are still in the same roles; others have moved on.
Why Pittsburgh’s Carnegie Museum Has Permanently Removed Its Once-Popular ‘Lion Attacking a Dromedary’ Diorama
The removal is the result of a new museum policy governing the display of artifacts with human remains.
