Old Paint Cans Piling Up? Here’s How You Can Dispose of Your Household Chemicals
PRCs next household chemical collection of the year is on May 6, giving Pittsburghers the opportunity to dispose of anything from paint cans to pesticides.
How Pitt is Honoring Jonas Salk’s Legacy
A free public exhibit features historic items gifted by Salk’s sons, 70 years after he developed the polio vaccine in Pittsburgh.
How Pittsburgh Is Showing That Hate Has No Home Here
A Blue Ribbon Campaign launched by the 10.27 Healing Partnership shows communities standing behind the victims’ families and survivors of the Oct. 27, 2018, synagogue shooting as the suspect’s trial process continues.
Did You Know There Are More than 100 Types of Arthritis? Where You Can Get Help
The UPMC Center for Bone and Joint Health can help patients manage their arthritis and the different conditions that cause it.
With A New Culinary Team In Place, Herky And Lisa Pollock Want To Make Ritual House A Home
Married couple Edwin and Amanda Smith are helming the front and back of the Downtown hotspot, which opened in February.
BeWell: How to Motivate Yourself to Get Moving and Get Healthy
Setting small goals for yourself to start will help get you back on track.
Where Can You Take Those Old Electronics Gathering Dust in Your Garage?
Register now for the Pennsylvania Resources Council’s weekday e-waste collections in Allegheny County.
Steelers Don't Have To Corner the Market When They Tackle The Draft
Not being a member of that oh-so-tight inner circle on the South Side, I don’t know for certain who the Steelers are about to draft. But I know what I’d do.
Is It Bad Luck to See Your Spouse Before Walking Down the Aisle?
Superstition says not to see your future spouse on your wedding day until you’re at your ceremony. These two couples instead chose an intimate first-look experience.
Say Yes to the Perfect Dress — Just Not the Same One Your Wife Is Buying
For same-sex weddings, brides may spend a little extra time searching for the perfect dress so as not to clash with their spouse-to-be.
Collier’s Weekly: Amid a Hot Streak, the Pirates Make an Unforced Error
The Pittsburgh Pirates Hall of Fame started strong last year. With its sophomore class, however, the team has made an unnecessary error.
Are You Hog Wild Enough To Devour Divine Swine’s Pulled Pork Sandwich?
The pig-shaped food truck uses a custom-made Mancini's roll for The Porky.
The Living is Easy at This Townhouse in Ross
Built in 2019, the three-bedroom home boasts upgraded amenities and a convenient location.
Handmade Arcade "Springs" Into Sustainable Market Featuring Emerging Makers
The annual spring market will host artists who create environmentally friendly designs, as well as a new youth maker cohort.
What Musical Acts Will Headline the 2023 Three Rivers Arts Festival?
About 500,000 people are expected to visit the annual Downtown festival from June 2-11.
Day in the Life: Golden Triangle Ambassador “Don-Juan Jord-An” Patrols the Cultural District
Jordan Bright is one of 11 full-time ambassadors the Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership hired to make Downtown Pittsburgh safer and more welcoming.
Chef David Bulman’s The Finer Diner Is Helping Him Fund His Fine Dining Dream
Seasons, a reservation-only restaurant, will open directly above his casual eatery on Brownsville Road.
Where To Find Support During Ongoing Coverage of the Pittsburgh Synagogue Massacre Trial
The murder trial for Robert G. Bowers is set to begin April 24 in Pittsburgh.
How UPMC Mercy Pavilion Plans to Treat Numerous Vision-Related Conditions
The nine-story expansion to UPMC Mercy Hospital in Uptown connects disciplines of ophthalmology and rehabilitation, creating a patient-centric practice.
Playing The Right Way Has Pirates Playing a Different Game
The Bucs’ hot start is just that. But if they keep playing how they’ve been playing, an entertaining summer of baseball isn’t beyond their grasp.
Celebrate Earth Day During The Tailgate Tour In Pittsburgh On April 22
Activities are planned in the Hill District, Market Square and at PNC Park to learn about sustainability and energy efficiency — and to have fun, too.
BeWell: How to Spring Clean Your Diet and Pantry
Spring cleaning isn’t just for your cluttered attic or dark basement. It also applies to what we eat.
What Chatham’s New President Hopes To Achieve At The University’s Helm
Rhonda Phillips becomes the 10th woman to lead Chatham in its 154-year history.
My Best of the 'Burgh: A Q&A with Leah Lizarondo
As she steps down as CEO of 412 Food Rescue to focus on expanding her mission through tech, we wanted to know: What is Leah Lizarondo’s Best of the ’Burgh?
A New and Wildly Popular Eatery at Carnegie Mellon University Is Run By Students
From the moment it opened in late February, Capital Grains was a smashing success.
A Year of Debuts in Pittsburgh's Cultural District
With a new president and CEO, a re-introduced Greer Cabaret Theater and more premieres in the works, the city's sprawling arts district is in the midst of a revitalization.
Pittsburgh Curiosities: The Westinghouse Atom Smasher
Our monthly look at oddities around the region.
Let Yourself Go: Spring Cleaning
Lori Jakiela explains when your memories take up too much space in the house, it’s freeing to let them go.
