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Four Chord Music Fest brings nearly 30 acts to Pittsburgh for 12th year

Four Chord Music Fest brings nearly 30 acts to Pittsburgh for 12th year

Four Chord Music Festival returned to Pittsburgh for its 12th year, bringing nearly 30 acts to two stages at F.N.B. Stadium. Fans spent the weekend enjoying live music, merch tents, food vendors and even a live tattoo tent.

Pittsburgh Great Race draws thousands for 49th annual running tradition

Pittsburgh Great Race draws thousands for 49th annual running tradition

The Pittsburgh Great Race returned Sunday for its 49th year, drawing thousands of runners, walkers and wheelchair athletes to the city. Founded in 1977 by former Mayor Richard S. Caliguiri, the event has grown into the largest 10K race in Pennsylvania and remains one of Pittsburgh's longest-running

South Side Farmers Market wraps up season as Pittsburgh heads into fall

South Side Farmers Market wraps up season as Pittsburgh heads into fall

The South Side Farmers Market held its final event of the season Sunday, offering shoppers one last chance to browse local food, handmade goods and fresh flowers before winter.

Pitt's Cathedral of Learning celebrates 100 years with weekend festivities

Pitt's Cathedral of Learning celebrates 100 years with weekend festivities

One of Pittsburgh's most recognizable landmarks is celebrating a major milestone. The University of Pittsburgh's Cathedral of Learning is marking 100 years since groundbreaking began in September 1926.

New Steel City TODAY newsletter brings Pittsburgh closer

New Steel City TODAY newsletter brings Pittsburgh closer

Steel City TODAY brings readers the people, places and stories shaping life across Western Pennsylvania each week.

Steelers vs Bengals prediction: Aaron Rodgers and Co. won't keep up with Joe Burrow

Steelers vs Bengals prediction: Aaron Rodgers and Co. won't keep up with Joe Burrow

Coach Mike McCarthy's offense has just one touchdown in the first two weeks of the 2026 season. History says that will need to change vs this opponent.

Suspect in stabbing death of UPMC doctor faces sexual assault charges

Suspect in stabbing death of UPMC doctor faces sexual assault charges

Elijah Hemingway faces sexual assault charges over an incident that happened the day prior to the stabbing of a UPMC doctor.

32 things we learned in NFL Week 3: Bills don't look good, literally or figuratively

32 things we learned in NFL Week 3: Bills don't look good, literally or figuratively

Every season, the team's winless and undefeated teams draw a lot of scrutiny after two weeks – uet that script tends to flip, as it did Sunday in Washington.

College volleyball rankings after Week 5: Updated AVCA Coaches Poll

College volleyball rankings after Week 5: Updated AVCA Coaches Poll

Here's the latest AVCA Coaches Poll after the first week of conference play of the women's volleyball season, based on last week's results.

Dexter Lawrence sends message to Bengals after Steelers loss

Dexter Lawrence sends message to Bengals after Steelers loss

Dexter Lawrence has something to say. Will the Bengals locker room hear it?

UPMC doctor Idris Evans killed in stabbing, suspect arrested

UPMC doctor Idris Evans killed in stabbing, suspect arrested

A Pittsburgh man was arrested in connection to the stabbing death of a UPMC Children's Hospital doctor.

New Affordable Housing Development Opens on Fifth Avenue in Pittsburgh

New Affordable Housing Development Opens on Fifth Avenue in Pittsburgh

Pittsburgh has seen the opening of a new affordable housing development, The Standard on Fifth, located on Fifth Avenue near Downtown. A ribbon-cutting ceremony marked the completion of the residential building, with some residents already having moved in and applications being accepted for new tenants. The development features 51 apartments, with 41 designated as affordable, offering one, two, and three-bedroom homes. Pittsburgh City Councilman Dan Lavelle praised the development for setting a new standard for affordable housing, while Monica Malik, Executive Board Member of Uptown Partners of Pittsburgh, highlighted its significance for a corner that had been vacant for years. The location was chosen due to its proximity to a major transit hub, with local officials expressing hopes for the completion of the University Line.