Pittsburgh claims many underground attractions, some deep under the earth, others exposing ancient buried treasures and others still taking a more figurative definition of “underground.”

Summer break ends in August with all kinds of fun stuff for all kinds of kids.

The new Fred Rogers Trail allows fans to walk in Fred's shoes, preferably wearing sneakers and a zip-up cardigan.

Worried about your kids and social media? Check out these great conversation starters to help make an informed decision that works for everyone.

“Our approach is history should be fun. If kids are having fun, they'll be learning in the process.”

With many of the online virtual camps, you can mix and match activities to tailor the experience to your kids' interests.

The Kidsburgh summer lineup includes an array of special events and activities to celebrate the long-awaited season.

There’s so much news happening that we gathered it into a fat bundle.

Like many social media apps, Snapchat is a mixed bag, so it's a good idea to understand how it works, how your kids use it, and how much time they spend on it so you can make sure their experiences are positive.

Set reasonable limits for screens that allow for family time and other important activities, and incorporate media and tech in ways that bring the family together.

Pittsburgh has plenty of surprises for families and kids this June.