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by Xue Zhang, Penn State and Jonathan Wright, Penn State What comes to mind when you think about preventing teen suicide? Crisis hotlines, maybe. Emergency interventions. Those matter – but...

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16% of Pennsylvania teens have considered suicide – but everyday connection may help

by Xue Zhang, Penn State and Jonathan Wright, Penn State What comes to mind when you think about preventing teen suicide? Crisis hotlines, maybe. Emergency...

Instant Inspiration with Rev. A. Marie Walker

“Who then is Paul, and who isApollos, but ministers by whomyou believed, even as the Lordgave to every man? I have planted,Apollos watered, but...

Owner of Chace’s Cafe, Pete Henderson, speaks on why he left the South Side and relocated his restaurant: “Wasn’t getting the support”

Pete Henderson, owner of Chace's Cafe, the long­time Black-owned restau­rant, had his share of ups and downs at 301 East Carson Street, South Side. Primarily...

Decision on charges in Daphy Michel’s death, after release by ICE, in DA’s hands

The Pittsburgh Bureau of Police has completed its investigation of the March death of the Charleroi resident from Haiti, and the decision on whether...

New tax figures complicate the picture of the NFL Draft’s $177M impact

A week after an economic impact study estimated a regional boost, city and county figures show gains in hotel tax revenue, declines in parking...

This Week In Black History August 19-25, 2026

ISAAC HAYES • AUGUST 19 1791—Benjamin Banneker writes a letter to Secretary of State (later president) Thomas Jefferson de­nouncing slavery. In his letter, Ban­neker declared, “I...

East End site of two back-to-school events, and a Black Men’s Wellness Run/Walk, August 22

CURTIS MILLER OF HEIRS BARBER SHOP IN EAST LIBERTY by Ashley Kelley For New Pittsburgh Courier This Saturday, August 22, Pittsburgh residents will have several oppor­tunities to...

Pittsburgh groups teach AI skills, including when not to use them

The push reflects growing concern that people without trusted guidance could be more vulnerable to scams, misinformation and widening inequities. “Pittsburgh's Public Source is an...

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