Madsen Donuts, a legendary Ohio-based business, opens a location in Pittsburgh
Twelve varieties of traditional cake and raised doughnuts are made from scratch each day.
13 Sep 2021
‘Night of the Living Tapes’ details classic zombie film’s record-setting afterlife on VHS
The author owns more than 200 variant releases of “Night of the Living Dead” on VHS and Betamax.
16 Sep 2021
Pa. Senate GOP moves to collect private voter information in review of 2020 election
The GOP lawmakers have crafted a sweeping subpoena, requesting among other information the name, address and partial social security number of every voter registered as of November 2020.
15 Sep 2021
Hideaway Co. showcases Pittsburgh’s vibrant culinary scene in Maryland farmlands
At night, guests sleep in bell tents with queen beds scattered throughout the field. No one is roughing it, though.
15 Sep 2021
Hot Wheels, Pittsburgh Glass Center’s mobile furnace, heats up local events
Traveling glass artists turn molten magma into works of art, including cups, vases and sculpture.
15 Sep 2021
Biographer of legendary jazz pianist Mary Lou Williams was moved to relocate to Pittsburgh
“Mary Lou Williams: Music for the Soul” makes a case that Williams was not only a fiercely original musician, but about as close to a saint as it gets in modern music.
14 Sep 2021
Pennsylvania healthcare workers ask lawmakers to extend expiring Covid waivers
With cases rising, healthcare professionals are urging the legislature to extend the regulatory changes to maximize the number of workers in hospitals and long-term care facilities.
13 Sep 2021
Black Lives in Focus at Pitt showcases and amplifies Black experiences and voices
The pieces are lovely, beautiful, jarring and painful, rich with emotion and passion.
13 Sep 2021
5 fall arts festivals near Pittsburgh that your family won’t want to miss
We have all the details you need on the best fall festivals, from A Fair in the Park and Mt. Lebanon Artists’ Market to Christmas in the Woods.
09 Sep 2021
Anthony Hamlet resigns as head of Pittsburgh Public Schools after ethics report
The superintendent will receive $399,687, which PPS Solicitor Ira Weiss said reflects one year of his salary and benefits minus what he owed the district.
08 Sep 2021