It's fall, yinz! If you like pumpkin spice, you might love this chiffon pie from 1993.

Pittsburgh’s supply of a few things – potholes, linebackers, etc. – never really runs out, and maybe weird little houses should be added to that list.

Students attending the BridgeUSA-sponsored debate party say the two-party system is outdated even as candidates from major parties court their essential votes.

DJs J. Malls and Gordy G have created one of the longest-running theme parties in Pittsburgh with their dedication to 45s, good vibes, and making old-school soul, funk, R&B, and disco music new again.

Outside the Allegheny Observatory, an orange X marks the spot for a soon-to-be-planted sweetgum tree that’s seen the recesses of the cosmos.

Being at Steel City Fetish Con made me realize that there is something about community that diffuses sexual shame.

Lynn was not happy with the vice-presidential debate, calling it a word-salad contest and JD Vance is better at making word salads. Questions were answered, glaring lies went unanswered, Walz too often looked like a deer in the headlights and Vance seemed nice!

Thu., Oct. 3 KIDS • HIGHLAND PARK Pumpkin Palooza...

Out of all of Pittsburgh’s reportedly haunted sites, the National Aviary might be the least known. One of my favorite places in the city, the Aviary is home to more than 500 birds representing 150 species, many of them rare or endangered...

Few haunted attractions have garnered as much attention as ScareHouse. Every year, the Pittsburgh Halloween staple has lured crowds with high-quality frights executed by dedicated, professional scare actors and crew members...

For this year’s Fall Guide, Pittsburgh City Paper zeroed in on some of our favorite haunted restaurants and bars (and the list we offer is by no means complete).

Plan your first week of the spooky season with a little help from this week's FREE WILL ASTROLOGY.

Susan and Lynn talked about the horrific damage of Hurricane Helene; Jimmy Carter's 100th birthday, Pete Rose's death; the longshoremen's strike and how it could impact the upcoming presidential election and Italy and Switzerland redoing part of their border because of global warming. Audio Only Archive...

The Mostly True Story of Rudabaugh and Webb provides a fictional account of two actual criminals who robbed, rustled, and murdered their way into Old West infamy.

This week's Pittsburgh food news includes updates on Soluna, Labriola Winery, Giant Eagle, Fet-Fisk, Live! Casino, Puttshack, Commonplace Coffee, and Bruster’s Real Ice Cream, as well as a Government Center cafe, Oktoberfest deal roundup, and Bunker Projects spaghetti fundraiser.

The Coalition of Concerned Transit Workers claims that the organization unfairly targets Black employees and those who speak out, leading to lawsuits and public demands for accountability.

Lynn spoke today about the death of Kris Kristofferson, song-writer, actor, Rhodes Scholar and good guy. Also, Trump's continued incitement of his base to violence and Vance's continued cozying up to Christian white nationalists...

Vertical Vision International Film Festival flips the aspect ratio with short films from around the world.

Looking for a new job? We searched through local employment guides to curate a list of the best job openings around Pittsburgh this week including a President & CEO, event staffing, a social worker, and more.

The challenge encourages signers-on to spend a week the same way 30% of Allegheny County residents do — never personally driving a car.