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Looking for something to do in Pittsburgh this week? From a Sesame Street Live to a BoyWithUke to the Spring Artisan Market, there's always something happening in the Steel City!

Convicted murderers, the Biddle brothers, sprung themselves from Allegheny County Jail, aided by a love-struck Kate Soffel. Today, her ghost is rumored to haunt The Shiloh Gastro, once owned by the Soffel family, inviting a steady stream of curious visitors and ghost tour stops.

Masloff entered politics at a time when racketeers had unfettered access to the highest city and county offices. One man claimed that Masloff had helped to fix gambling cases while she worked as a court clerk, and Pittsburgh City Paper had to ask, “Did Sophie Masloff have criminal ties?”

Pittsburgh City Paper mapped every street tree planted and managed by the City of Pittsburgh as of 2014 and overlaid them on a map of neighborhoods and their median household incomes recorded by the U.S. Census Bureau in 2022. The results show that 37% of all 33,071 city-planted street trees line the streets of Pittsburgh's top 15 wealthiest neighborhoods. Meanwhile, several lower-income neighborhoods have fewer than 10.

Plan your week with a little help from this week's Free Will Astrology, offering insights into love, money, and spiritual well-being.

Uppermost in Lynn's discussion today was the increasing demonstrations against Israel on college campuses and the impact on Jewish students. A caller who was serving in Vietnam when campuses were experiencing antiwar demonstrations wanted to know the differences between the two...

Baseball aside, which Buccos have the bangers? We're ranking all 26 of the Pirates' walkup songs for pitchers and batters in 2024.

This week's Pittsburgh food news includes updates on Cafe Agnes' pupusas popping up at Duo's Tacqueria, a sad goodbye to Dave and Andy's, and a good reason to run to Aslin Beer.

The Pittsburgh nonprofit organization plans to make the art of pottery available to everyone with access to studio space, kilns, and more.

Looking for a new job? We searched through local employment guides to curate a list of the best job openings around Pittsburgh, including avian research field assistant, marketing manager, digital content producer, and more.

If you’re hungry, but want to leave as little trace as possible, here is a guide to Pittsburgh's blossoming eco-friendly restaurant scene.

After overcoming childhood challenges and setting lofty goals, Bradford-Grey is hoping to become the first Black attorney general in Pa. history.

Ahead of Record Store Day, local music shops and record labels say demand for tapes is rising fast.

Not every change is gentrification. Some of it is, though!

Lynn talked about a juror being dismissed in the Trump case and wondered why the jurors' identities aren't being better protected. Also, musings about Biden's visit to Pittsburgh yesterday and a report released in the UK questioning our approach to gender care for juveniles...

A new EP from the elusive band may be their heaviest to date, but don't expect a concert any time soon.

Jessie Sage writes: "As I watched Stormy Daniels tell her story throughout the documentary, I stopped watching it through the lens of a sex worker and saw myself watching it as the young girl who didn’t have any power against the brutality of the adult men in my life."

Lynn talked about jury selection in the Trump trial and how it's his worst nightmare...being at the mercy of others, not being in control. She wondered if the stress alone could kill him...

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This‌ ‌week’s‌ ‌must-see‌ ‌arts‌ ‌and‌ ‌cultural‌ productions

Looking for something to do in Pittsburgh this week? From a Ghost Hunters live show to a cabaret jazz night to a karaoke sing along, there's always something happening in the Steel City!