Pennsylvania NewsAl Campbell, retired longtime Inquirer copy editor, has died at 74 “Al was so kind and funny,” a former Inquirer colleague said on Facebook. “He made The Inquirer a better place.” Gary Miles QVC hosts vote to unionizeErin McCarthy Chester man convicted of murder for killing two of his coworkers at Delaware County LinenVinny Vella Gov. Josh Shapiro’s admin consulted with Amazon and data centers on his marquee protections, records showGillian McGoldrick John Alviti, retired senior curator at the Franklin Institute and former executive director at the Atwater Kent Museum, has died at 76Gary Miles AdvertisementA new federal judge for Philadelphia was confirmed by the U.S. SenateAntonio Pozos will become the region's first new district court judge to be appointed by President Donald Trump during his second term.Chris Palmer Chester County man pleads guilty to human trafficking for forcing girls to work on mushroom farmRamiro Caal Jolomna told the girls that he would have them deported back to their homes in Mexico and Guatemala if they didn't follow his orders.Vinny Vella How old are Pennsylvania’s school buildings? A new state survey is trying to find outLawmakers say the legislation will allow funding for repairs to be directed more efficiently amid concerns about deteriorating school conditions around the state. Ethan Young Why labor unions are sticking with two Pa. Republicans, even as control of the U.S. House hangs in the balanceRepublican U.S. Reps. Brian Fitzpatrick and Rob Bresnahan have scored an unusual amount of organized labor support. Could it help them appeal to swing district voters in November? Fallon Roth and Sam Janesch Why a Center City shoe shop is moving to Ardmore | Inquirer Lower MerionPlus, a look at what’s going on with the Wynnewood post office.Lisa Dukart The scoop on a local ice cream trail | Inquirer Greater MediaPlus, how to correct someone mispronouncing "Wawa."Lisa Dukart Philadelphia’s taxi fleet is shrinking. This app is helping keep cabs alive in Boston and beyond.Could allowing taxi drivers to respond to Uber requests in Philadelphia help save an ailing taxicab industry?Thomas Fitzgerald and Frank Kummer To reduce problem gambling, Pa. commission recommends enacting some strict prohibitions. Don’t bet on it, sportsbook alliance says.State legislators want to curtail sportsbook products that some believe fuel addiction. The industry disputes such characterizations. David Gambacorta and William Bender ICE formally withdraws plans to build two Pennsylvania detention centers, Gov. Josh Shapiro saysThe decision, which comes amid opposition from the state and from local communities, means the end of efforts to convert warehouses in Berks and Schuylkill Counties.Gillian McGoldrick and Jeff Gammage Ida Schmertz, pioneering women’s activist, political innovator, and former American Express senior vice president, has died at 91“I have empathy for people,” Ms. Schmertz told a colleague in 2018. “I’ve always felt badly for people who are hurt or poor or unfortunate or don’t have access to something."Gary Miles Judge gives Pennsylvania the green light to fund abortions through MedicaidMedicaid can fund the procedure while an appeal from the state Attorney General's Office plays out, a Commonwealth Court judge ruled.Abraham Gutman After closure rumors, USPS and Federal Realty are ‘finalizing’ Wynnewood Post Office lease extensionWynnewood Shopping Center owner Federal Realty Investment Trust said Tuesday it anticipates "no disruption to services" at the Lower Merion post office.Denali Sagner Pa. state lawmakers found common ground on this data center policy — but still couldn’t reach a dealGov. Josh Shapiro, who has proposed his own plan for conditioning tax breaks for data centers, said he plans to take executive action in the coming weeks.Ethan Young Utz, the Pa. snack maker, is going private again as part of $2.9 billion dealUtz, which has been headquartered in Hanover, York County, for more than 100 years, went public in a merger six years ago. Erin McCarthy Searching for answers in an unsolved death | Inquirer Chester CountyPlus, luxury homes could be coming to Rock Hill Farm.Lisa Dukart See more storiesAdvertisement
Al Campbell, retired longtime Inquirer copy editor, has died at 74 “Al was so kind and funny,” a former Inquirer colleague said on Facebook. “He made The Inquirer a better place.” Gary Miles
Al Campbell, retired longtime Inquirer copy editor, has died at 74 “Al was so kind and funny,” a former Inquirer colleague said on Facebook. “He made The Inquirer a better place.” Gary Miles
Gov. Josh Shapiro’s admin consulted with Amazon and data centers on his marquee protections, records showGillian McGoldrick
Gov. Josh Shapiro’s admin consulted with Amazon and data centers on his marquee protections, records showGillian McGoldrick
John Alviti, retired senior curator at the Franklin Institute and former executive director at the Atwater Kent Museum, has died at 76Gary Miles
John Alviti, retired senior curator at the Franklin Institute and former executive director at the Atwater Kent Museum, has died at 76Gary Miles
A new federal judge for Philadelphia was confirmed by the U.S. SenateAntonio Pozos will become the region's first new district court judge to be appointed by President Donald Trump during his second term.Chris Palmer
A new federal judge for Philadelphia was confirmed by the U.S. SenateAntonio Pozos will become the region's first new district court judge to be appointed by President Donald Trump during his second term.Chris Palmer
Chester County man pleads guilty to human trafficking for forcing girls to work on mushroom farmRamiro Caal Jolomna told the girls that he would have them deported back to their homes in Mexico and Guatemala if they didn't follow his orders.Vinny Vella
Chester County man pleads guilty to human trafficking for forcing girls to work on mushroom farmRamiro Caal Jolomna told the girls that he would have them deported back to their homes in Mexico and Guatemala if they didn't follow his orders.Vinny Vella
How old are Pennsylvania’s school buildings? A new state survey is trying to find outLawmakers say the legislation will allow funding for repairs to be directed more efficiently amid concerns about deteriorating school conditions around the state. Ethan Young
How old are Pennsylvania’s school buildings? A new state survey is trying to find outLawmakers say the legislation will allow funding for repairs to be directed more efficiently amid concerns about deteriorating school conditions around the state. Ethan Young
Why labor unions are sticking with two Pa. Republicans, even as control of the U.S. House hangs in the balanceRepublican U.S. Reps. Brian Fitzpatrick and Rob Bresnahan have scored an unusual amount of organized labor support. Could it help them appeal to swing district voters in November? Fallon Roth and Sam Janesch
Why labor unions are sticking with two Pa. Republicans, even as control of the U.S. House hangs in the balanceRepublican U.S. Reps. Brian Fitzpatrick and Rob Bresnahan have scored an unusual amount of organized labor support. Could it help them appeal to swing district voters in November? Fallon Roth and Sam Janesch
Why a Center City shoe shop is moving to Ardmore | Inquirer Lower MerionPlus, a look at what’s going on with the Wynnewood post office.Lisa Dukart
Why a Center City shoe shop is moving to Ardmore | Inquirer Lower MerionPlus, a look at what’s going on with the Wynnewood post office.Lisa Dukart
The scoop on a local ice cream trail | Inquirer Greater MediaPlus, how to correct someone mispronouncing "Wawa."Lisa Dukart
The scoop on a local ice cream trail | Inquirer Greater MediaPlus, how to correct someone mispronouncing "Wawa."Lisa Dukart
Philadelphia’s taxi fleet is shrinking. This app is helping keep cabs alive in Boston and beyond.Could allowing taxi drivers to respond to Uber requests in Philadelphia help save an ailing taxicab industry?Thomas Fitzgerald and Frank Kummer
Philadelphia’s taxi fleet is shrinking. This app is helping keep cabs alive in Boston and beyond.Could allowing taxi drivers to respond to Uber requests in Philadelphia help save an ailing taxicab industry?Thomas Fitzgerald and Frank Kummer
To reduce problem gambling, Pa. commission recommends enacting some strict prohibitions. Don’t bet on it, sportsbook alliance says.State legislators want to curtail sportsbook products that some believe fuel addiction. The industry disputes such characterizations. David Gambacorta and William Bender
To reduce problem gambling, Pa. commission recommends enacting some strict prohibitions. Don’t bet on it, sportsbook alliance says.State legislators want to curtail sportsbook products that some believe fuel addiction. The industry disputes such characterizations. David Gambacorta and William Bender
ICE formally withdraws plans to build two Pennsylvania detention centers, Gov. Josh Shapiro saysThe decision, which comes amid opposition from the state and from local communities, means the end of efforts to convert warehouses in Berks and Schuylkill Counties.Gillian McGoldrick and Jeff Gammage
ICE formally withdraws plans to build two Pennsylvania detention centers, Gov. Josh Shapiro saysThe decision, which comes amid opposition from the state and from local communities, means the end of efforts to convert warehouses in Berks and Schuylkill Counties.Gillian McGoldrick and Jeff Gammage
Ida Schmertz, pioneering women’s activist, political innovator, and former American Express senior vice president, has died at 91“I have empathy for people,” Ms. Schmertz told a colleague in 2018. “I’ve always felt badly for people who are hurt or poor or unfortunate or don’t have access to something."Gary Miles
Ida Schmertz, pioneering women’s activist, political innovator, and former American Express senior vice president, has died at 91“I have empathy for people,” Ms. Schmertz told a colleague in 2018. “I’ve always felt badly for people who are hurt or poor or unfortunate or don’t have access to something."Gary Miles
Judge gives Pennsylvania the green light to fund abortions through MedicaidMedicaid can fund the procedure while an appeal from the state Attorney General's Office plays out, a Commonwealth Court judge ruled.Abraham Gutman
Judge gives Pennsylvania the green light to fund abortions through MedicaidMedicaid can fund the procedure while an appeal from the state Attorney General's Office plays out, a Commonwealth Court judge ruled.Abraham Gutman
After closure rumors, USPS and Federal Realty are ‘finalizing’ Wynnewood Post Office lease extensionWynnewood Shopping Center owner Federal Realty Investment Trust said Tuesday it anticipates "no disruption to services" at the Lower Merion post office.Denali Sagner
After closure rumors, USPS and Federal Realty are ‘finalizing’ Wynnewood Post Office lease extensionWynnewood Shopping Center owner Federal Realty Investment Trust said Tuesday it anticipates "no disruption to services" at the Lower Merion post office.Denali Sagner
Pa. state lawmakers found common ground on this data center policy — but still couldn’t reach a dealGov. Josh Shapiro, who has proposed his own plan for conditioning tax breaks for data centers, said he plans to take executive action in the coming weeks.Ethan Young
Pa. state lawmakers found common ground on this data center policy — but still couldn’t reach a dealGov. Josh Shapiro, who has proposed his own plan for conditioning tax breaks for data centers, said he plans to take executive action in the coming weeks.Ethan Young
Utz, the Pa. snack maker, is going private again as part of $2.9 billion dealUtz, which has been headquartered in Hanover, York County, for more than 100 years, went public in a merger six years ago. Erin McCarthy
Utz, the Pa. snack maker, is going private again as part of $2.9 billion dealUtz, which has been headquartered in Hanover, York County, for more than 100 years, went public in a merger six years ago. Erin McCarthy
Searching for answers in an unsolved death | Inquirer Chester CountyPlus, luxury homes could be coming to Rock Hill Farm.Lisa Dukart
Searching for answers in an unsolved death | Inquirer Chester CountyPlus, luxury homes could be coming to Rock Hill Farm.Lisa Dukart
