Harold's Haunt, A New Bar With a Ghostly Connection and Inclusive Future
Billed as a “They-Bar,” the spot will be a safe haven for the LGBTQIA+ community.
Smokin Ghosts BBQ Specializes In Down-Home Grub With A Side Of Spirits
The mobile eatery will soon open brick-and-mortar spots throughout Pittsburgh.
Pittsburgh Pet of The Week: Phoenix
Phoenix is a bit shy at first, but her personality eventually shines through. Make an appointment to meet her at Animal Friends.
Thousands Sign Petition Supporting CMU Professor After Viral Tweet Critical of the Queen
Professor Uju Anya was criticized by Jeff Bezos and CMU for citing Queen Elizabeth II's role in British colonization in a tweet that has been removed by Twitter.
Five Farms Near Pittsburgh With Pumpkin Patches to Visit This Autumn
Most of the farms also offer hayrides and other festive fall activities.
Love to Shop Local? Where to Find 4 Makers This Fall
If you love shopping at local businesses for handcrafted home items, but never know where to find them, we've got you covered with a roundup of makers and products we’re loving.
An Affordable Home in Squirrel Hill? Yes, It's Possible
The well-maintained, brick townhouse is within walking distance of the neighborhood’s thriving business districts.
Duquesne University Professor Says Death of Queen May Have Lasting Political Implications
The monarch’s death after a 70-year reign, he says, is the “end of an era.”
Chin Up: Pittsburgh Brewing Company Honors Bill Cowher With A Limited-Edition Can
The Hall-of-Famer’s Iron City Beer will be available by early-October.
Pittsburgh Regional Transit Commits To A Zero-Emissions Fleet
The change, which will include electric buses and hydrogen fuel cell vehicles, is expected to take more than two decades.
Sultry F&B Heats Up The South Side With Hearty Comfort Food
The husband-and-wife team in this Galley Group alum offer fine dining fare in a casual environment.
Cirque du Soleil Will Return to Pittsburgh for Five Shows Only
Tickets for “Corteo” are on sale to Club Cirque members now, and will go on sale to the general public on Sept. 12.
A Leaf Peeper's Paradise: Your Ultimate Guide to Fall Foliage in Pittsburgh and Beyond
How to track fall foliage in your area, and where to see the best views this autumn.
Saint Ravioli Doles Out Divine Pasta By The Dozen In Bloomfield
Justin Avi’s online business now has a Liberty Avenue storefront.
Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Ice Tea
This sassy gal who is full of life and she’s ready to share hers with you. Make an appointment to meet her at Animal Friends.
Blogger Laura Gummeran Talks DIY, Designs and Finding Her Millennial Pink Dream Home
The popular lifestyle influencer talks to Pittsburgh Magazine about renovating a Mid-Century Modern Home in the North Hills — and taking readers along for every step.
How Green, Leafy Wallpaper Inspired This Kitchen Renovation
Amanda Johnson and Alison Shapiro designed a nature-inspired kitchen in Highland Park that’s perfect for its entertainment-loving owners.
This Old Pittsburgh House: The Professor's Swan Song
Retired CMU art professor Susanne Slavick resides in an angular, Modernist home that was meant to usher in a new era of residential housing.
These are the Things We Love for Fall
HOME editor Jessica Sinichak finds local gems you’ll obsess over.
A Matter of Time: A Grand Victorian Duplex Is Restored To New Glory
Long intrigued by an aging Victorian in Sewickley, the Izydores, with help from Wildman Chalmers Design, restored the century-old duplex to its former glory, while adding seamless modern touches.
Hot Property: Why It's Still a Good Time to Buy a Home
Interest rates, and inflation, are on the rise, but don't let that scare you out of the market.
Oakland’s First Sidewalk Poetry Contest Celebrates Its History and Future
You can view the 25 winning poems throughout the neighborhood.
University of Pittsburgh Plans to Add a New Facility to “Victory Heights”
The university will present its plan to the Department of City Planning at a meeting on Sept. 12.
Pittsburgh Region Wins Share of $1 Billion Through the Build Back Better Challenge
Southwestern Pennsylvania will receive almost $63 million to help businesses invest in robotics and other innovative technologies.
Pitt Head Coach Pat Narduzzi Beats West Virginia Then Goes After ESPN
Fans who turned off the TV after the gun sounded missed the coach's blunt comments aired on national TV.
All Aboard a New IMAX Feature — and a U.S. Premiere — at the Carnegie Science Center
The educational film “Train Time” is making its American debut on the North Shore over the weekend.
Toast of the Turnpike: Three Rivers Beer Week Celebrates Pittsburgh And Cleveland Brews
Tickets to the kickoff First Pour Beer Festival are now on sale.
There is No Fast Fix to The Steelers' Familiar Achilles’ Heel
Mike Tomlin’s team answered some questions in training camp, particularly at quarterback, but an offensive line that wasn’t good enough last season is still an issue.
