BeWell: What Vaccines Will Protect You As Flu Season Approaches?
The new FDA-approved COVID vaccine, along with flu and RSV shots are recommended by health experts. Others may be suggested based on your age and general health.
The Long Wait for More Public Restrooms Downtown Is Over
Public bathroom trailers are opening at Gateway Center and on Smithfield Street to serve those who have gotta go.
Wholey's Fish Market Will Celebrate Its 111th Anniversary With A “Jaws”-Sized Meal
Just when you thought it was safe to go back on a diet, the Strip District institution will create a 111-pound fish sandwich.
Dos Reyes Brings Sonoran-Style Mexican Eats From The Desert To Dahntahn
The mobile eatery, which traces its roots back to Arizona, makes stops at many Pittsburgh breweries.
New Pittsburgh Database Can Help You Find Recycling Locations
The online Recycling Drop-Off Finder provides a map and filters to search for a particular item or business/location.
For a Change, The Pressure is On The Steelers' Kenny Pickett
After a miserable opener against San Francisco, Monday night looms as a revelation regarding the second-year QB’s ability to rise to the occasion.
Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Namaste
This high-energy boy is seeking his forever, adult-only home. Meet him at Animal Friends.
Pittsburgh Area Farms Will Soon Be Sprinkled with the Rich Shades of Fall
Pumpkins, apples, cider, hayrides and zombies creeping amongst the cornstalks await you this autumn.
Alternate Proposal for Irish Centre Property Would Expand Phipps’ Homegrown Program
The community greening program helps to install raised-bed vegetable gardens in backyards of food desert areas.
Collier’s Weekly: Five Things to Do Now That You’re Not Seeing Springsteen
The Boss will be delayed, so here’s how to have a Springsteen-themed week without a pair of marathon concerts.
How You Can Help Choose the Name of the Aviary’s New Female Steller’s Sea Eagle
The winner will be announced at the end of September.
Bound for Miami This Winter? You Have New Options to Get There
Another airline will begin offering nonstop flights to Miami International Airport from PIT beginning Nov. 15.
Hot Property: This Downtown Condo Offers Luxury Living in the Heart of the City
Floor-to-ceiling windows along bustling Liberty Avenue mean the next owner can be as nebby as they want.
How Can We Help Loved Ones Navigate Their Recovery Journey?
Pittsburgh-based recovery programs can help families recognize the signs of addiction and give them the resources they need to support those they love.
Spooky Vibes Are On Tap At Many Of Pittsburgh's Oktoberfest Celebrations
Local breweries are hosting a variety of parties to usher in the fall beer-drinking season.
Here’s Your Chance to Explore Some of Pittsburgh’s Most Interesting Neighborhoods
Fall home and garden tours are taking place on the North Side and Friendship.
Why the National Museum of Broadcasting Will Call Pittsburgh Home
The museum will be developed inside of a former Mellon Bank in East Pittsburgh, a few hundred yards from where KDKA made its initial groundbreaking broadcast more than a century ago.
Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Scamper
This active bun is most interested in exploring, getting the zoomies and doing countless binkies. Meet him at Animal Friends.
Love, Katie Distilling Brings Libations (And A Little Romance) To Sharpsburg
The chic Main Street lounge is a great date-night spot.
Change in Kenny Pickett May Be Enough to Change Steelers’ Narrative
He’s been developing ever since he was thrown into the fire as a rookie last October. But with that development clearly accelerated this preseason, it’s time to re-think what might be possible.
Pittsburgh Magazine’s Cookie Table Contest Winner Out-Bakes the Competition
Lauren Kelly and Mike Gielarowski’s cookie table featured more than 2,000 treats.
Pittsburgh Moves Forward with Archery-Controlled Deer Hunt in 2 City Parks
It is recruiting 30 archers for the hunt in Riverview and Frick parks that could start as early as Sept. 16.
These are the Things We Love for Fall
HOME editor Jessica Sinichak finds local gems you’ll obsess over.
Collier’s Weekly: Thank God It’s Not Summer
The middle months of the year are too hot, too busy and too laden with have-fun-or-else pressure to actually enjoy. Fall is the peak of the calendar.
RADical Days Brings On 40 Days of Fun in Pittsburgh
The Allegheny Regional Asset District is funding 70 free events in the region from Sept. 8 to Oct. 17
Dormont’s Hollywood Theater Joins the Row House Family
The popular Lawrenceville theater will run the historical neighborhood cinema, with plans to renovate — but first, some movies.
Volunteers Are Needed to Bring Free Dental, Vision and Hearing Services to Hundreds Without Care
New state law provides continuing education credits for dental professionals volunteering at Mission of Mercy Pittsburgh’s clinic Oct. 27-28.
Two Creative Ways to Enjoy Your Thanksgiving Leftovers
Chris Fennimore shares a sophisticated solution for enjoying your Thanksgiving meal all over again.
