Plan your week with a little help from this week's April Fools Free Will Astrology, a forecast filled with space hotels, diamond mines, the poetry of William Blake, Genius as a name, and more.

What new books should you keep an eye out for at City Books? We asked them.

Looking for something to do in Pittsburgh this week? From the Sunstar Festival at Kelly-Strayhorn to the Pittsburgh Japanese Film Festival at Row House, we've got a list of this week's top happenings in the Steel City.

McKees Rocks resident Ryan Westwood is learning to grapple with his family’s fraught past — beginning 80+ years ago with his great-grandfather’s murder of his great-grandmother.

Pittsburgh Women’s Pinball League is all about trying “to find a space where women could come play and not feel harassed.”

Let the pinball experts from Pittsburgh Women’s Pinball League tell you their favorite pinball spots and machines.

Want to know what’s going on in Pittsburgh over the past week? We’ve rounded up our top local news stories.

A new independent bookseller in Greenfield promises to confirm the various experiences of young readers.

A new children’s bookstore in Greenfield wants to help children and families find the stories that speak to their experiences.

Some say that the unfortunate fate of the Westwood family comes back to a curse that came about when the eventually convicted murderer upset a Native American burial mound.

Two months after announcing a systematic review of Pittsburgh's tax-exempt properties, Mayor Ed Gainey has identified 26 parcels the city is ready to challenge.

"We could stop it, if we cared, every union in this country could go on strike, every school, every university should shut down, everyone of us should be in the street, and you tell me we wouldn't have the staying power of the Israelis', do that as long as it takes, then we could stop this insanity, so I don't want to hear about powerlessness, we do have the power, we lack the will" -- Lynn Lynn and Susan are talking about the mass shooting in Nashville, book bans, transphobic speakers at Pitt, impulses to repress, arguing with bots...

This week's Pittsburgh food news includes updates on BrewDog, Eat'n Park, and Twisters Ice Cream, as well as a brewery run, a T-shirt for food security, and more.

1 in 7 people in our region face food insecurity. Lynn's guest host today is Chris West, the Director of Community Connections at the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank...

Looking for a new job in Pittsburgh? We searched through local employment guides to curate a list of the best job openings throughout the region, including positions at Cobra Lounge, White Whale Bookstore, The BoonSeek, and more.

Indigenous poet Joy Harjo visits Carnegie Music Hall in Oakland as part of the Pittsburgh Arts & Lectures Ten Evenings Series.

As property values continue to soar across Pittsburgh neighborhoods, state lawmakers are proposing an initiative that could enable longtime residents to claim property tax breaks.

Lynn is reunited with her lost favorite sweater. She then talks with several callers about the joys of growing up and getting old...

Learn about the iconic local rock venues not featured on the new, Pittsburgh-set Amazon series Daisy Jones & the Six.

Dance the weekend away at these Pittsburgh parties playing everything from darkwave to disco.

Mike Canton of The Soul Show looks at Crossover, an album by Emma Donovan and The Putbacks.