How Mr. Rogers and Mr. Dressup's road trip from Pittsburgh to Toronto changed children's television forever Don Gillmor: The recent release of Won’t You Be My Neighbor? has unleashed both a bout ...

Pittsburgh’s favorite neighbor, Mister Rogers, is in the running for the United States Postal Service’s Stamp Encore Contest.

Let Marvel have its “cinematic universe,” the creations of the Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood TV Universe come together next ...

Joanne and Fred Rogers were so special to Pittsburgh. I am proud to be a little part of the sale of their beloved home." The Rogers lived there until the early 1960s. The home was built in the 1920s.

Recently, a well-known comedian was having some fun in Pittsburgh at the expense of the iconic children’s entertainer Mister Rogers. Getting laughs, he naturally figured the bit was strong.

Rogers graduated from Pittsburgh Theological Seminary in 1962 and was an ordained minister in the Presbyterian Church. But he had no desire to preach, so continued his work in children's television.

Coach Mike Tomlin is exactly what Rodgers needs to finish his career, but there is a potential downside to this union.

Fred Rogers rehearses the opening of his PBS show Mister Rogers' Neighborhood during a taping June 28, 1989, in Pittsburgh, Penn. GENE J. PUSKAR/The Associated Press Comments Share Save for later ...

An expanded version of Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood is ready to greet visitors to the revamped Children's Museum of Pittsburgh, which reopens Saturday. The size of the Rogers exhibit, arguably the ...

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PITTSBURGH - Fred Rogers, the host of the American public television show "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood" for more than 30 years, died Thursday morning of cancer at 74. "He was so genuinely ...

Alex Newell, 39, is the son of David Newell, who played Mr. McFeely on “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood.” Alex Newell had a cameo on “Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood,” the Pittsburgh Post ...