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Chipotle Set to Fill Irwin's Former Denny's Spot With Nov. 24 Opening

A Route 30 property that sat empty for nearly a year is about to serve burritos instead of Grand Slams. Chipotle announced the restaurant will open Nov. 24 at the former Denny's site, 9174 Route 30 in Irwin, bringing a new chapter to a stretch of highway that had been home to the diner for decades.

Irwin, PA · 15h

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Bucks are on the move and that means a lot more roadkill

Deer roadkill spikes on Pittsburgh roads during mating season. Learn how PennDOT and local crews handle carcass removal and where to report it.

Pittsburgh, PA · 1d

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This Pennsylvania Treehouse Restaurant Will Have You Living Your Best Fairytale Life Above The Ground

There is a restaurant in the Pennsylvania woods that basically dared gravity to stop it from serving dinner among the treetops, and gravity clearly lost. TreeTops Restaurant in Acme, Pennsylvania sits elevated among the branches, proving that sometimes the best way to enjoy a meal is to lift the whole experience a little closer to the sky.

Acme, PA · 8d

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Pittsburgh's bald eagles nest gets 2 new cameras

People have been watching a pair of bald eagles nesting in Pittsburgh for over a decade, and now they'll be able to see them like never before.

Pittsburgh, PA · 1d

KCAU 9 News

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Chipotle is giving tattooed customers a BOGO deal this Friday the 13th

Chipotle is running a BOGO deal on Friday the 13th for customers who have tattoos. Here's how to cash in.

Pittsburgh, PA · 3d

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The One-Of-A-Kind Seafood Restaurant In Pennsylvania Where The Views Steal The Show

There are restaurants you visit for the food, restaurants you visit for the atmosphere, and then there’s Monterey Bay Fish Grotto in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, which somehow figured out how to make both compete for your attention at the same time. Spoiler alert: the views win, but only barely, because...

Pittsburgh, PA · 4d

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Another Organization Names Pittsburgh International Airport of the Year

Pittsburgh International Airport has earned yet another feather in its cap: It was named Airport of the Year by the International Airport Review — one of the industry’s top accolades. This marks the second aviation industry publication to recognize the newly renovated airport; PIT was also named Airport...

Pittsburgh, PA · 20h

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House of the Week: Historic Elegance Meets Modern Luxury in the Heart of Shadyside

Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices The Preferred Realty. Nestled along a charming, tree-lined, one-way street in Pittsburgh’s highly desirable Shadyside neighborhood, 4724 Wallingford Street is an extraordinary Victorian residence where timeless architectural character meets sophisticated modern living. Originally built in 1892, this beautifully reimagined home offers over 4,500 square feet of...

Pittsburgh, PA · 3d

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Turkish Immigrant Drove Taxis in Pennsylvania Before Opening a Small Restaurant That Makes Baklava From Scratch

Before opening a small Turkish restaurant in Pennsylvania, its founder reportedly spent his working days driving a taxi. Today, the family business serves traditional dishes and handmade desserts in the middle of a busy downtown. The contrast makes the story memorable. Instead of navigating city streets, the kitchen now prepares...

Pittsburgh, PA · 2d

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Scenes from the Valley: Images captured in the Alle-Kiski Valley from Nov. 5-11, 2026

The Burrell High School band marches down Leechburg Road on Wednesday during the Lower Burrell Veterans Day Parade. (Emma Stanton | TribLive) Here is a weekly look at recent images captured throughout the Alle-Kiski Valley. From major news events to routine gatherings, TribLive’s “Scenes from the Valley” photo package brings...

Lower Burrell, PA · 1d

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This Groovy Pad With an Indoor Pool is Ready for a Party

Tucked along a private, almost country-like drive in Squirrel Hill is a somewhat unusual contemporary home. While just moments away from the city’s restaurants, shops and parks, the surprisingly secluded pocket of peaceful living at 1073 Dorset Road is a groovy oasis all of its own. Built in the...

Pittsburgh, PA · 5d

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Pennsylvania Isn’t Really Done Until You’ve Sat Down To Fried Chicken And Spoonbread At Pittsburgh’s The Eagle

Pittsburgh has plenty of reasons to linger, but one downtown restaurant keeps pulling people in before ballgames, before shows, and on random Monday nights. Its menu leans hard into Southern comfort, and fried chicken sits at the center of it all. Spoonbread, a soft and old-fashioned side many people have...

Pittsburgh, PA · 1d

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Why Eastern Pennsylvanians Shop at Giant and Western Pennsylvanians Swear by Giant Eagle

Say “Giant” to a grocery shopper in Philadelphia and to one in Pittsburgh, and they’ll picture two different stores. The names sound related, and that’s where a lot of the confusion starts. Here’s why eastern Pennsylvanians shop at Giant and western Pennsylvanians swear by Giant Eagle....

Pennsylvania · 2d

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This Pennsylvania No-Frills Pizzeria Serves Ridiculously Good Square Pizza At Old-School Prices

A family has been cutting the same square pizza since 1954, and the building looks more like a garage than a restaurant. That combination alone tells you where the priorities sit. The crust comes out light, airy, and crispy. The sauce is made fresh daily, with a garlicky kick that...

Homestead, PA · 1d

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Heinz History Center exhibit showcases artist Aaron Gorson’s paintings of Pittsburgh’s steel mills

In an 1868 edition of The Atlantic Monthly, journalist James Parton described Pittsburgh as “Hell with the lid taken off.”. This description referred to the appearance of the industrial city, with its many glowing, smoky steel mills. Parton’s observation may not evoke positive feelings, but artist Aaron Harry Gorson saw the city differently with his brush.

Pittsburgh, PA · 2d

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Kennywood Holiday Lights returns with 3 million lights, new shows, rides and festive food

Kennywood has decked the halls for its annual Holiday Lights festival, returning Friday with new shows, seasonal food offerings and about 3 million lights illuminating the park. This year’s festivities include a new ice-skating show featuring BMX stunts, a Broadway-inspired holiday revue and a Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer walk-through experience,...

West Mifflin, PA · 1d

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Once an exclusive haven for Pittsburgh’s elite, Pitt’s University Club is now open to everyone

Location: University Club at University of Pittsburgh in Oakland. Featured guests: Danielle Olcott, director of food and beverage; Robyn Tongel, hospitality concierge; and Jana Sestili, director of event & conference services, at Pitt’s University Club. 3 things that surprised me:. 1. Acclaimed architect Henry Hornbostel designed The University Club...

Pittsburgh, PA · 5d

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‘What can theater be?’: Inside The Glitterbox Theater’s playful, DIY home in Homestead

The Glitterbox Theater, formed on paper in 2016, grew out of a community of people looking to create an accessible and playful space for local artists to present their work. In light of continuing that growth, co-manager Nick Stocks, 43, raised the question: “What if we invest in a little bit of infrastructure to help people and up their theatrical game a little bit?”

Homestead, PA · 2d

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Rush in Concert at PPG Paints Arena; Mr. Smalls Hosts Tropidelic (Sun., 11/15/26)

1) No history of progressive rock would be complete without Rush. The band started out as a trio of high-schoolers in Toronto in 1968, playing covers of artists such as Jimi Hendrix and Cream. Now—after decades of experimentation and metamorphosis, after 19 studio albums, after wide acclaim for the group’s musicianship, and after Rush’s apparent final winding-down several years ago (punctuated, sadly, by the illness and death of legendary drummer Neal Peart)—after taking time to reflect on all of that, guitarist Alex Lifeson and lead vocalist/bassist Geddy Lee are now back on tour. They’ve invited a new drummer aboard, jazz/rocker Annika Nilles. Keyboardist Loren Gold has joined the tour as well. Expect the reconstructed Rush to play songs from throughout their Rock and Roll Hall of Fame career, which has spanned a range of styles and lyrical treatments. The tour is called the Fifty Something Tour and whether it will be the group’s last is uncertain. Having gotten into music when quite young, Lifeson and Lee are still “only” in their early 70s. But their visit to Pittsburgh is a major occasion regardless. Catch Rush in concert at PPG Paints Arena. 7:30 p.m. 1001 Fifth Ave., Uptown. (M.V.)

Pittsburgh, PA · 1d

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Festive fuel: events to keep you going until break

Entering the latter half of any semester can be a daunting experience – with finals underway in just over a month, academic pressures can begin to pile up as students adapt to this fast-paced period. This forthcoming arduous stretch can oftentimes distract from other pleasantries that come during the wrap-up of a fall semester: holiday cheer and festivities.

Pittsburgh, PA · 1d