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Peter Henry Is the New Chef at Pittsburgh’s Scratch & Co.

Now at Scratch, the Troy Hill restaurant committed to locally sourced everything, chef Peter Henry will level up Pennsylvania-grown ingredients and seasonal simplicity with dishes like oil-and-salt-cured eggplant and popcorn grits.

The National Aviary Welcomes Two Striped Skunk Sisters—And You Can Name Them!

Two new adorable additions head to the National Aviary and the institution is looking for your help naming them.

Pittsburgh Botanic Garden Is Headed to the Philadelphia Flower Show for the First Time

For the first time, the Pittsburgh Botanic Garden will join the best gardens and arboretums in the nation with a display at the prestigious 2027 Philadelphia Flower Show.

Why Mah Jongg is Making a Comeback in Pittsburgh

The magic of Mah Jongg goes beyond the game itself, bringing people together through friendship, strategy, and shared experiences.

Meet Kiazi! Pittsburgh Zoo Introduces New Lion Cub to the Public

She made her first public debut at the lion habitat alongside the reveal of her name on World Lion Day.

United Way Invests $21 Million to Meet Growing Need Across Western Pennsylvania 

The United Way recently announced a $21 million investment over the next three years in human service agencies working to help Pittsburgh not just survive, but thrive. 

What to Listen to During the I-376 Closure: Podcasts, Playlists, and Audiobooks for Pittsburgh Drivers

Whether you're inching through traffic or taking the long detour, these podcasts, playlists, and audiobooks can make the miles feel shorter. Plus some make-ahead drinks will help keep you caffeinated—or calm—along the way.

Mic Drop to Bring Band Karaoke and Live Music to Pittsburgh’s North Shore

Mic Drop is bringing live band karaoke (bandeoke), music, DJs, dueling pianos and craft cocktails to Pittsburgh's North Shore.