The Monongahela and Duquesne inclines carry riders above three rivers, while the Monongahela Incline connects to Station Square, near shops and restaurants.

A duck who lost both feet now has a brand-new pair of prosthetics at a Pennsylvania rescue.

The once resident-built baseball field below Michigan Street is now a shaded lawn, trail network and outdoor classroom in McKinley Park.

David Taylor Jr. initially mistook the fish for a blue catfish.

Penn Hills wants to turn the old Frankstown Road YMCA into a rec center. A town hall is coming, but no date is set yet.

A barge near the North Shore's Sister Bridges now grows native plants that pull pollutants straight from the river.

The birds are part of a trio of rescued brown pelicans that cannot fly well enough to hunt on their own.

Fayette, Somerset and Westmoreland counties' public lands helped the region crack the national top 10 again — even after a rainy summer.

The partnership includes 4.6 acres tied to Strip District trail plans and a proposed bridge near Duck Hollow.

A grazing herd is chewing through amur honeysuckle and porcelainberry to make way for roughly 100 new native trees this fall.

The City of Pittsburgh has been renovating Burgwin Recreation Center, with work expected to finish in fall 2026.

The Highland Park facility used by the 14th Ward Youth Baseball Association is among the sites in line for upgrades.

The Depression-era shelter, built by teens in a New Deal jobs program, is finally usable again after years of crumbling ceilings.