Bars catering to gay and lesbian Pittsburghers began appearing in the city in the 1960s. What happened Pittsburgh gay bars?

From Three Rivers Arts Festival to the Rockin’ Regatta, Beers of the Burgh, Neighborhood Flea and much more, here's what to ...

Newly-appointed executive director Amanda Dunyak Gillen has worked at The Frick Pittsburgh Museum and Gardens for 21 years.

Come Sept. 1, children 17 and under will be able to visit the Senator John Heinz History Center and Fort Pitt Museum for free ...

The move by Allegheny County expands access to treatment for people who can’t aid in their own defense due to mental illness.

From parades & performances to trivia & markets — and even day drinking on a boat — we've rounded up a full slate of ...

After three years in the heart of the Cultural District, the Three Rivers Arts Festival is swimming a little further up into the Strip.

On any given day, Pittsburgh River Rescue could be giving medical care to someone on a boat or looking for a suspect last seen by the water.

From the Greater Pittsburgh Festival of Books to the first weekend of Pittsburgh Pride and more, here's what's on the docket ...

Tiptoe cautiously through the crowd? Or pause and experience? What would you do if you encountered a street performance in a parking garage?

Tucked into the tree-lined streets of Allegheny West, this grand, elegant and clearly loved home has a few stories to tell.

OpenStreetsPGH takes place on June 29 throughout Pittsburgh's East End neighborhoods. Photo by Murphy Moschetta. In the running for our favorite month of the year, June is all about exploring the ...