A horror comedy by the daughter of George A. Romero injects her father’s invention — the modern zombie — into the world of DJs, drag, and disco.

I bleed black and gold and probably a little Heinz ketchup, since my grandpa was Heinz’ last blacksmith. I’ve interviewed everyone connected with Night of the Living Dead and Dawn of the Dead, ...

From Washington County to Highland Park, gang wars and "the double-cross" led to the end of the road for many local hustlers.

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Hundreds of people gathered outside of The Strip District Terminal this morning to witness the first ever Pittsburgh Walk of ...

Pittsburgh joined in on the nationwide 'No Kings' protests today, with thousands gathering in front of the City-County ...

The Immaculate Collection calls for cleaning up to 100 miles of highways leading into and out of Downtown, and crews will ...

Keynote speaker Claudia Adriazola-Steil of the World Resources Institute said Pittsburgh was ahead of much of the world in ...

Pittsburgh was once a seedy river city. The three rivers once floated an armada of criminal activities: bootlegging, gambling ...

However, visitors to Clayton won’t have seen fully half of the mansion. That will change in November, when the Frick ...

Born from George A. Romero’s legacy, Pitt’s new Horror Studies Center explores how the genre reflects trauma, history, and the human psyche.

A slew of Halloween-season happenings, a tribute to George Michael, a twist on Macbeth, and other Pittsburgh events this week.