Celebrate Halloween in Pittsburgh all October with these events ranging from parties to kid-friendly fun to drag shows.

About 20 Pittsburghers gathered Downtown yesterday to speak out against reports of poor conditions at Allegheny County Jail and the death-in-custody of Anthony Talotta, the 17th person to die or experience a fatal medical emergency at the jail since April 2020. “Our demands are simple...

Cyclist Armin Samii says he was insulted and belittled by a Pittsburgh Police officer after asking him to remove his car from the bike lane where it was illegally parked.

During a week where Dr. Oz has taken considerable heat for his ties to medical studies that allegedly harmed more than 300 puppies, a panel of Pennsylvania physicians on Thursday called out his record on human patients.

A new national study from the NAACP and Brookings Metro provides a grim view of life expectancy for Black people in Pittsburgh.

The 2022 Festival of Combustion brings fiery demonstrations, live music, hot air balloon rides, and more to a former Pittsburgh industrial site.

Lynn is talking about the changes to the Synagogue that she grew up in and the changes that religious organizations are going through. Plus she talks about the Allegheny County Jail deaths and how they are twice the national average...

Dance the weekend away at these Pittsburgh dance parties playing everything from Kesha to throwback jams.

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette workers say they will walk off the job at midnight in protest of lapsed health care coverage amid ongoing labor tensions.

A Halloween costume leads to big revelations in a short film making its world premiere at the ReelQ Pittsburgh LGBT Film Festival.

City Paper reviews The Fearless Benjamin Lay and Prophet Against Slavery as well as announcing our CP Book Club October selection: Reluctant Immortals

Steel City Death Club "create a very DIY, passionate, for-the-love-of-the-game group of people and artists."

Saïd reveals the thought behind his latest album Revolutionary But Gorgeous and brings important topics to discussion.

Bianco shares her love of spiders and the ways she's helping students overcome their fears.

Pittsburgh Public School uses a new program to catch school bus passing violators and protect students.

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Looking for something to do in Pittsburgh this week? From live music pop-ups to nature hikes, we got you covered.

Discover which sign knows best how to have fun even when life sucks

Plan your week ahead with a little help from this week's Free Will Astrology, a forecast filled with bad apples, small miracles, and Nicki Minaj.

With Eyes of Stone and Water, a group exhibition featuring 10 Cuban-born artists, makes its Pittsburgh debut.

The latest production at City Theatre looks at the lives of formerly incarcerated employees at a Pennsylvania sandwich shop.

A judge has ruled in favor of Pittsburgh's plans to remove a statue of Christopher Columbus from Schenley Park two years after a legal challenge put the process on hold.