
HGTV can't keep up with these 'House Hunters'
A former Bloomfield resident’s move to Thailand was captured in an upcoming episode of “House Hunters International.” Now she’s moved again.

Picklesburgh is back — and this year for three days
The festival for the first time will include a “marketplace” on Fort Duquesne Boulevard Saturday and Sunday for more pickle activities.

What's next for Pittsburgh's Fashion Week Downtown? A new name, for starters
Fashion Week Downtown will now be known as Pittsburgh Fashion Week and is aiming to elevate the quality and diversity of its events.

Kraft Heinz unveils a new condiment: mayo
Heinz Real Mayonnaise is made with 100 percent cage-free eggs, according to the company.

Block party, oyster and ramp festivals and chili cook-off slated for this week
The block party will be held in Market Square, oyster festival at Wholey’s, ramp festival at Mason-Dixon Park and the chili contest in

The garden is not ready yet for radishes, but flatbreads and salads are
Radishes not only add a crunchy texture but also add a much appreciated taste to salads and even butter.

At restaurants, grilled cheese sandwiches take the traditional or trendy route
Just days after National Grilled Cheese Day on April 12, we look at a recent trend toward transforming grilled cheese into grilled-cheese

Shrimp cocktail is back on menus, thanks to a rebounding economy
A nostalgia dish is more popular than ever as sales of shrimp repeatedly rise this year.

How to perfect a hot and crunchy grilled/toasted sandwich
Use the right bread, yummy cheese and seasonal veggies, and they will add up to a satisfying sandwich unto itself.

As Kennywood prepares for 120th year, changes afoot at the amusement park
There’s still no word on what will replace the Log Jammer, and work continues at Thomas Town.

Primanti Bros. settles class-action wage violation suit for $2.1 million
More than 900 Primanti Bros. employees will get back pay under terms of a wage-violation settlement.

Lawyer holds sexual harassment prevention workshops for restaurants
Fujiya Ramen is now open in Shadyside in the former Tan Izakaya space, with a menu of dumplings, rice bowls, yakitori and ramen.

Bartenders vie to create best cocktail at Pittsburgh Cultural Trust fundraiser
Mixologists will compete in the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust’s fundraiser, Cultured Cocktails, at the Benedum Center Saturday.

These Pittsburgh Marathon runners don't let age slow them down
Senior runners Shirl Mahoney and Jerry Agin prove it’s never too late to lace up for a distance race.

Stargazing: Leo takes center stage
Orion, the dominant cold-weather constellation, will sink below the western horizon in the next few weeks, the focus will turn to Leo.

FAME: The 20th annual Celebration
Nearly 400 supporters, students and families filed into the August Wilson Center for the 20th anniversary celebration for the Fund for

Why is Eat’n Park such a Pittsburgh staple?
While all-you-can-eat salad bars are dead in the rest of the country, it’s driving profits as the No. 1 seller at this local chain — Eat’n

City Theatre Spring Benefit: The New Do!
The City Theatre changed things up this year with a new gala, The New Do! on a new night, Friday at Heinz Field on the North Shore.

Allies Ball
The inaugural Allies Ball was held Saturday night at The Pennsylvanian, Downtown, to celebrate the new organization Allies for Health +

Ecolution: Forces of Nature
The annual Ecolution fashion event was held at the Fairmont Pittsburgh, Downtown, on Thursday night in honor of Earth Day.

Spring Hat Luncheon Patrons Party
The Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy held its annual Preview Party Thursday in anticipation for the upcoming Spring Hat Luncheon.

Old trends, new look: Move over, fanny pack. Meet the 'belt bag.'
Remember the fanny pack? It’s called the belt bag now. Scrunchies, skinny chokers and the claw clip have been refreshed, too.

Learning center aims to fill need for child care outside of 9-to-5 hours
Parents who work odd hours celebrate the opening of a 24-hour, seven-days-a-week learning center in the Hill District.

New annuals will light up containers and flower beds
Penn State Master Gardeners visited their favorite nurseries and talked to local growers about exciting new annual plants for the season.

#SEENintheCity
Looking for more great events happening around Pittsburgh? Check out the online-only component to the SEEN column.

Century Club: Google Earth shows 100-year-old at work
Joseph Wilbon, who recently turned 100 years old, is shown working at one of his favorite places on Google Earth.

Ask Natalie: Proposing to girlfriend a big mistake?
Got engaged and now regretting it? Wife wants you to hang out with her family but ignores yours? Ask Natalie has advice!

Erie boater claims rights were violated
Fred Karash of Erie claims he was boating on Lake Erie in May, 2017, when Fish and Boat Conservation officers stopped his vessel, boarded

Setup Strategies | Place your turkey decoys in patterns the birds will understand
Your decoy strategy should reflect the stage of the breeding season and mimic the natural social structure of turkeys at that time.

Our top 5 safety tips for turkey hunting
Spring gobbler season was once the most dangerous time to be hunting.

Adventure travel is not just for the young
Senior travelers have started shifting their vacation plans to exotic locations such as Thailand, Vietnam and Peru, a new survey shows.

Margaritaville: Resort making room for big-group renters
An 187-room hotel will operate near the center of the 320-acre resort that also will feature rental homes, time-share units, apartments.

More than 3,000 'bird-friendly' glass panes to adorn renovated National Aviary
While architects often work to keep UV rays out of high rises and homes, the birds, plants and trees at the National Aviary need the sun

Canoeists and kayakers invited to the inaugural Youghness Monster
A 25-mile race from Connellsville to West Newton on the Youghiogheny River has an official beer to benefit the West Newton Fire Department.

Ride the river to see eagles, hawks and other birds of prey
The Raptor Row Ride pedals by the nests of birds of prey Aug. 28 on the Hays-to-McKeesport portion of the Great Allegheny Passage Trail.

Go Fogo!: Upscale Brazilian steakhouse opens Monday
Known for its all-you-can-eat meats and tableside service by gauchos, Fogo de Chao opens at the former Saks Fifth Avenue spot.

Comparable house in Stanton Heights
The cost of the Sears kit house at 6640 Marietta St. was $2,537 in 1920. Now it’s on the market for $60,000 and needs a full renovation.

Pet Tales: 'The Wild Inside' offers a cold, hard look at sled dogs, Alaska
The Alaskan wilderness is as much a character in the novel “The Wild Inside” as the narrator, a 17-year-old trapper and hunter.

Buying Here: Bucky Palermo's last cobbler shop, home is for sale in Stanton Heights
The Stanton Heights building where cobbler to the stars Bucky Palermo worked and lived is on the market for $299,999.

Let's eat: Why order takeout when you can make spicy sesame udon noodles at home?
These spicy Vietnamese udon noodles are better than takeout and super easy to make at home.

Tapping into its history, Kraft Heinz rolls out a 'vintage 1896' ketchup
The new/old version of the condiment just started to ship to retailers nationally, according to a company spokesman.

Will a royal tiara grace Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s big day?
If Ms. Markle does wear a tiara, she'll able to choose one from one of the world’s most remarkable jewelry collections.

Munch goes to Dancing Crab Thai Noodle House
Thai food truck moves to brick-and-mortar location on the South Side.

Multiple shark maulings fail to keep Australian surfers from the water
It is unclear what has recently drawn at least one large, aggressive shark to the mouth of Margaret River in southwest Australia.

Fashion, food trucks, music and more. What's going on in Pittsburgh this weekend?
Happening this weekend: Earth Day, Roy Ayers, X Ambassadors, Julien Baker, Wale and more.

With a toast to The Beerman, Pittsburgh Craft Beer Week kicks off 10 days of events
Friday ceremony invites people to raise a glass to the late Tony Knipling, then let all the tastings, tappings, takeovers and tours begin.

Brands, magazines and even cities are banning fur. Could Pittsburgh be next?
There’s been an uptick in luxury designers, fashion magazines, modeling agencies and even cities, like San Francisco, banning real furs.

Celebrate Earth Day with food trucks, pub crawl and breakfast
Mark your calendar with a few of these food-related events.

Eat the Butter blogger advocates 'real' vintage foods in new cookbook
Jennifer Calihan, a full-time mom from Fox Chapel, promotes whole, unprocessed foods in her newly released cookbook, “Dinner Plans.”

Flavorful ways of spring cleaning your pantry, fridge, freezer
Spring cleaning shouldn’t mean only chasing away cobwebs and washing down walls, clean out items lingering in your pantry, too.
