Pittsburgh's riverfront trail network is one of the city's great assets, but a stubborn gap along the Allegheny between the North Shore and Millvale has frustrated cyclists and pedestrians for years. Here's what's blocking it and who's pushing to close it.
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Pittsburgh's riverfront trail network is one of the city's great assets, but a stubborn gap along the Allegheny between the North Shore and Millvale has frustrated cyclists and pedestrians for years. Here's what's blocking it and who's pushing to close it.
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Pittsburgh's hidden bar scene has quietly grown into one of the most interesting in any mid-size American city, with proper speakeasies that reward the curious and patient drinker.
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Lawrenceville's narrow rowhouse lots hide one of Pittsburgh's most active urban food-growing cultures. From backyard raised beds to shared plots on Butler Street, here's how the neighborhood feeds itself.
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Pittsburgh's North Shore has two stadiums, a riverfront promenade, and years of investment behind it. But significant parcels of land are still waiting. Here's the honest picture of what's been built and what hasn't.
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Pittsburgh has 446 bridges, more than any other city on earth. The geography that forced all of them is the same geography that shapes every neighborhood, commute, and skyline view in the city.
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Pittsburgh's school district map doesn't follow neighborhood boundaries the way most cities' do. Before you pick a zip code, here's what families moving to the area actually need to know.
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Pittsburgh's winter CSA scene has grown quietly but steadily, giving residents a way to eat local long after the last farmers market of the season wraps up. Here's what to know before you sign up.
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Klaviyo's Pittsburgh presence is one of the city's less-talked-about tech success stories. The email and SMS marketing platform has built a real footprint here, and it's worth understanding why.
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Pittsburgh's combined sewers overflow into its rivers after almost every significant rainstorm. A growing network of green infrastructure projects is quietly changing that, one rain garden at a time.
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