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A break-in cost a popular Old Town restaurant thousands of dollars. But its what the thief didnt steal that was so damaging. Now, police hope you will recognize him.

Governor Roy Cooper has vowed to reject the bill, but the state legislature has a veto-proof Republican majority to overrule him

What's going on this week in Pittsburgh? From the Devil is a Lie' to a Doggie Easter Egg Hunt, here's everything you need to know about.

Steel Magnolias, a slice-of-life play offering seasonal snapshots of a small group of women in 1980s Louisiana, is playing through April 9 at the Pittsburgh Public Theater.

The joyful and life-affirming energy of director and adapter Justin Emeka’s take on the classic comedy rolls off the O’Reilly Theater stage in waves, washing away even the stodgiest preconceptions of what Shakespeare is “supposed” to be.

The latest production at City Theatre looks at the lives of formerly incarcerated employees at a Pennsylvania sandwich shop.

Head to the Benedum Center to see a rollicking musical adaptation of the hit 1992 film starring Whoopi Goldberg.

After an 18-month pandemic intermission, PICT Classic Theatre will return to live, in-person performances with William Shakespeare’s “As You Like It.” “As our opening production, we wanted to give our audience something to lift the spirits, and ‘As You Like It’ fits the bill perfectly,” said Alan Stanford, PICT artistic