Bruno Sammartino Dies; Wrestling's Longtime Champ Was 82 / The Italian-born star died surrounded by family in his adopted home of Pittsburgh.

After a few setbacks, the taco shop has officially opened its doors.

Blue River Cleaning is proud to introduce our cleaning services to businesses in Pittsburgh’s airport area. Robinson, Moon, Finlay, Coraopolis…

Extras needed for new TV series set to film in Pittsburgh

The city has transformed itself into a vibrant cultural and artistic hub, though traces of its Rust Belt roots remain.

Cleveland cops call for a brief open-carry gun ban, and Larry discusses Melania Trump's plagiarism controversy with John Fetterman, Rory Albanese and Robin Thede.

While major label recording artists Anti-Flag are getting attention for their new album in which they never mention the president by name,  Pittsburgh punk rock band, The Homisides, have taken a more direct approach that is more in line with the tradition of loud, confrontational, no-limits punk rock of the Reagan era. 

When The Homisides released the video for their new song, "ATA - Anti-Trump Army", they expected a backlash from Trump supporters. While there was some poorly written outrage from "trolls" on The Homsides' Facebook page, the song and video were met with viral popularity leading to over 20,000 views on YouTube within a few weeks, as well as thousands of listeners on music streaming and download services like Spotify and iTunes.

A spokesperson for the band says, "we aren't usually a political band, and we know our song is not going to change anyone's mind. It isn't meant to do that. It's more like a cathartic rant about the absurdity of it all. We expected to have to deal with trolls and maybe some threats - which we did get a lot of. What we didn't expect was to see this song become so popular. It gives some hope that maybe the whole world has not gone completely crazy, and we're having a lot of fun with it. It's also cool to see people singing along with lines like 'baby hands tweet dumb shit' at our shows."

See the video here: https://goo.gl/nvPBGT

Anthony Bourdain and his crew get a lot right during their visit to Pittsburgh for CNN’s Emmy award-winning “Parts Unknown” program.

Guitar lessons for kids and adults help students gain the skills, knowledge and confidence to fulfill them. Learn to play guitar in Pittsburgh…

The Bloomfield Bridge Tavern is set to close this fall just shy of 32 years, bringing to an end a family bar long on tradition.

The return of Boss Hog with Danny & The Darleans and The Homisides!
Use the promo code "HOMISIDES" to get tickets here: http://bit.ly/homisidesbosshog

The Easter Bunny is coming for you... All-ages Punk Rock/Hardcore show near Pittsburgh with Cultivator, The Homisides, Crash Academy, Everyone Hates Everything & Dennis C. Lee. It is gonna get loud and insane!

It's BYOB for the 21 and overs but it IS all-ages and the ticket price of $10 includes things like pizza, snacks, soda & coffee.

A new CD and series of Rock Against Trumpism concerts are responses to Trump’s election.

Local musicians are launching Rock Against Trumpism First Friday Benefit Concerts, an ongoing series “to last four years or till impeachment.”

https://www.facebook.com/ROCK-Against-Trump-260769157705799/

See also: http://www.thehomisides.com

Several cars left running to warm up stolen in Pittsburgh

Red-bellied piranha found in Allegheny County's North Park Lake near Pittsburgh.

Pittsburgh authorities say “the eyes of the world are upon us” and ask revelers to have fun but to be respectful after tonight’s Pens game.