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The upscale restaurant closed its doors on Halloween 2025 and now it, along with Fine Wine Cru, has filed Chapter 7 applications in U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania in downtown Pittsburgh.

Before we progress into the final boss level of summer in Pittsburgh (August), it’s a good time to take stock of what we have learned so far. For instance, I’m still amazed that you can just take a 22-million-pound bridge, slide it on over, and snap it into place like tracks in a model train set. What other gigantic, i

George Muentzer of Jeannette at Saint Vincent College’s Chuck Noll Field during a Steelers training camp practice in 2011. It was his 40th consecutive year at training camp. (TribLive) Hempfield resident Vicki Muentzer recalls her late husband as an outgoing Steelers fanatic and animal lover. George Muentzer — a...

The owner of an infamous historic manor dubbed “The Demon of Brownsville Road” is prepping to sell his beloved dream home in Brentwood. Bob Cranmer, 70, is selling Grand Oaks Manor and Brownsville Road House Bed & Breakfast with two different pricing options — $550,000 without the contents or $625,000 if sold as a bed

Pittsburgh’s condo market is caught in a squeeze: buyers are looking for more ownership options, but the cost and complexity of creating them keeps getting harder to swallow. The result is a city with a visible appetite for condos and townhouses — and a development pipeline that can move at a crawl.

In 1963, Popular Science printed a “helpful tip” that has since become notorious — to dispose of used motor oil, the magazine said, dig a hole in your yard, fill it with gravel, and pour the oil into it: “It will be absorbed into the ground before your next (oil) change.”

A Pittsburgh punk institution is facing an uncertain future. The long-running concert venue 222 Ormsby is currently being sued by someone who was injured during a hardcore punk show there in February. The bare-bones event space, located on Ormsby Avenue in Mt. Oliver, is one of the city’s only remaining...

Two people were injured in a head-on crash in Pittsburgh’s Esplen neighborhood late Thursday.

Pittsburgh man wanted on multiple warrants captured while woman faces hindering charge PITTSBURGH, Pa. — A Pittsburgh fugitive wanted on multiple warrants was captured hiding beneath attic insulation inside a Penn Hills home Thursday, where detectives also recovered a stolen handgun, two additional firearms and suspect

The Kamin Science Center has a brand-new permanent exhibit opening Saturday, Aug. 1, called the "Science of Speed."