Inquirer Morning NewsletterPushing tradespeople to the brink | Morning NewsletterPlus, Cheltenham football coaches were held for trial for failing to report a player’s locker room assault, and more news of the day.Tommy Rowan 🐟 Fishtown’s fuzzy borders | Morning NewsletterLaura Benshoff 📚 Philly’s bookstore boom | Morning NewsletterPaola Pérez The schoolyard helicopter parent | Morning NewsletterPaola Pérez The lifespan of Philly restaurants | Morning NewsletterPaola Pérez AdvertisementSeven dead or missing women | Morning NewsletterPolice have found photo evidence of two more lifeless women linked to a house in Olney. And we take a journey along South Jersey’s most dangerous roadways.Laura Benshoff Judge: Investigate Krasner | Morning NewsletterToday, we unpack why a judge has asked federal prosecutors to investigate District Attorney Larry Krasner over alleged criminal conduct. Plus, a preview of City Council's agenda.Laura Benshoff 🏗️ Center City’s housing boom | Morning NewsletterA lot of people want to live in or near Center City — and developers are listening. And, we’ll cover why anti-data center advocates are targeting Philly for a moratorium.Laura Benshoff 🚫 A tech backlash grows | Morning NewsletterWe have two important stories about our evolving relationship to technology. The first is about automated license plate readers in New Jersey. The second covers new limits on screen time at school.Laura Benshoff 🩰 Philly Ballet’s bold new home | Morning NewsletterAhead of Philadelphia Ballet's new building debut on Sept. 17, architecture critic Inga Saffron notes the shortcomings of its daunting facade. Plus, why Penn Cave is pushing to become a state park.Paola Pérez 💺 The SEPTA seat shuffle | Morning NewsletterIs it fair to make someone sit in the middle seat on a crowded rush hour train? Inquirer staffers discuss. Plus, breakthrough cases of measles in PA, why Meta's AI agent Muse logo looks familiar.Paola Pérez 9/11’s toxic legacy | Morning NewsletterWe start by hearing from local 9/11 first responders, whose heroic work pulling bodies out of the rubble exposed them to deadly toxins. Then, we explore how a boom in Medicaid-related lobbying.Laura Benshoff 🗳️ An independent opponent for Rabb | Morning NewsletterFirst, a race in a historically blue congressional district now has two candidates trying to shake up the status quo. And, we hear from post-9/11 veterans about how their service still reverberates.Laura Benshoff ⛔️ Temple turns down historic gift | Morning NewsletterToday, how a federal criminal investigation into healthcare fraud upended Temple University's largest donation ever. And, check out our list of new restaurants slated for fall.Laura Benshoff 🎾 A bet gone wrong Back in 2024, a man from Amish country bet on the U.S. Open, then sent in a bomb threat. We take a look at why it happened. And affordability takes center stage in Pa.'s governor's race.Samantha Stewart 🔔 To Bell or not to Bell | Morning NewsletterWelcome to Labor Day Weekend. For this week’s advice column, we have an only-in-Philadelphia dilemma. Plus, Johnny Doc walks free and other news headlines.Laura Benshoff Echoes of COVID in measles fury | Morning NewsletterToday, we start with the political fight over measles cases in Pennsylvania. And, we look ahead to football season with a deeply-reported profile of the sphinx-like Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts.Laura Benshoff Psych exam reveals “a potential serial killer” | Morning NewsletterWe start with exclusive documents obtained by The Inquirer in the case of Raymond “R.C.” Horsch. And, we’ll explain the recent controversy around measles-involved deaths in Pennsylvania.Laura Benshoff 🌊 A flood of floods | Morning NewsletterThe Philly region has experience an unusually flood-prone summer, per a new Inquirer analysis. And, a plan to preserve the Academy of Natural Sciences.Laura Benshoff A rocky rise to Philly’s second-in-command | Morning NewsletterWe start with an in-depth profile of the man holding one of Philly’s most important unelected roles. And, we ask New Jersey’s godfather of sports betting about his take on the industry today.Laura Benshoff See more storiesAdvertisement
Pushing tradespeople to the brink | Morning NewsletterPlus, Cheltenham football coaches were held for trial for failing to report a player’s locker room assault, and more news of the day.Tommy Rowan
Pushing tradespeople to the brink | Morning NewsletterPlus, Cheltenham football coaches were held for trial for failing to report a player’s locker room assault, and more news of the day.Tommy Rowan
Seven dead or missing women | Morning NewsletterPolice have found photo evidence of two more lifeless women linked to a house in Olney. And we take a journey along South Jersey’s most dangerous roadways.Laura Benshoff
Seven dead or missing women | Morning NewsletterPolice have found photo evidence of two more lifeless women linked to a house in Olney. And we take a journey along South Jersey’s most dangerous roadways.Laura Benshoff
Judge: Investigate Krasner | Morning NewsletterToday, we unpack why a judge has asked federal prosecutors to investigate District Attorney Larry Krasner over alleged criminal conduct. Plus, a preview of City Council's agenda.Laura Benshoff
Judge: Investigate Krasner | Morning NewsletterToday, we unpack why a judge has asked federal prosecutors to investigate District Attorney Larry Krasner over alleged criminal conduct. Plus, a preview of City Council's agenda.Laura Benshoff
🏗️ Center City’s housing boom | Morning NewsletterA lot of people want to live in or near Center City — and developers are listening. And, we’ll cover why anti-data center advocates are targeting Philly for a moratorium.Laura Benshoff
🏗️ Center City’s housing boom | Morning NewsletterA lot of people want to live in or near Center City — and developers are listening. And, we’ll cover why anti-data center advocates are targeting Philly for a moratorium.Laura Benshoff
🚫 A tech backlash grows | Morning NewsletterWe have two important stories about our evolving relationship to technology. The first is about automated license plate readers in New Jersey. The second covers new limits on screen time at school.Laura Benshoff
🚫 A tech backlash grows | Morning NewsletterWe have two important stories about our evolving relationship to technology. The first is about automated license plate readers in New Jersey. The second covers new limits on screen time at school.Laura Benshoff
🩰 Philly Ballet’s bold new home | Morning NewsletterAhead of Philadelphia Ballet's new building debut on Sept. 17, architecture critic Inga Saffron notes the shortcomings of its daunting facade. Plus, why Penn Cave is pushing to become a state park.Paola Pérez
🩰 Philly Ballet’s bold new home | Morning NewsletterAhead of Philadelphia Ballet's new building debut on Sept. 17, architecture critic Inga Saffron notes the shortcomings of its daunting facade. Plus, why Penn Cave is pushing to become a state park.Paola Pérez
💺 The SEPTA seat shuffle | Morning NewsletterIs it fair to make someone sit in the middle seat on a crowded rush hour train? Inquirer staffers discuss. Plus, breakthrough cases of measles in PA, why Meta's AI agent Muse logo looks familiar.Paola Pérez
💺 The SEPTA seat shuffle | Morning NewsletterIs it fair to make someone sit in the middle seat on a crowded rush hour train? Inquirer staffers discuss. Plus, breakthrough cases of measles in PA, why Meta's AI agent Muse logo looks familiar.Paola Pérez
9/11’s toxic legacy | Morning NewsletterWe start by hearing from local 9/11 first responders, whose heroic work pulling bodies out of the rubble exposed them to deadly toxins. Then, we explore how a boom in Medicaid-related lobbying.Laura Benshoff
9/11’s toxic legacy | Morning NewsletterWe start by hearing from local 9/11 first responders, whose heroic work pulling bodies out of the rubble exposed them to deadly toxins. Then, we explore how a boom in Medicaid-related lobbying.Laura Benshoff
🗳️ An independent opponent for Rabb | Morning NewsletterFirst, a race in a historically blue congressional district now has two candidates trying to shake up the status quo. And, we hear from post-9/11 veterans about how their service still reverberates.Laura Benshoff
🗳️ An independent opponent for Rabb | Morning NewsletterFirst, a race in a historically blue congressional district now has two candidates trying to shake up the status quo. And, we hear from post-9/11 veterans about how their service still reverberates.Laura Benshoff
⛔️ Temple turns down historic gift | Morning NewsletterToday, how a federal criminal investigation into healthcare fraud upended Temple University's largest donation ever. And, check out our list of new restaurants slated for fall.Laura Benshoff
⛔️ Temple turns down historic gift | Morning NewsletterToday, how a federal criminal investigation into healthcare fraud upended Temple University's largest donation ever. And, check out our list of new restaurants slated for fall.Laura Benshoff
🎾 A bet gone wrong Back in 2024, a man from Amish country bet on the U.S. Open, then sent in a bomb threat. We take a look at why it happened. And affordability takes center stage in Pa.'s governor's race.Samantha Stewart
🎾 A bet gone wrong Back in 2024, a man from Amish country bet on the U.S. Open, then sent in a bomb threat. We take a look at why it happened. And affordability takes center stage in Pa.'s governor's race.Samantha Stewart
🔔 To Bell or not to Bell | Morning NewsletterWelcome to Labor Day Weekend. For this week’s advice column, we have an only-in-Philadelphia dilemma. Plus, Johnny Doc walks free and other news headlines.Laura Benshoff
🔔 To Bell or not to Bell | Morning NewsletterWelcome to Labor Day Weekend. For this week’s advice column, we have an only-in-Philadelphia dilemma. Plus, Johnny Doc walks free and other news headlines.Laura Benshoff
Echoes of COVID in measles fury | Morning NewsletterToday, we start with the political fight over measles cases in Pennsylvania. And, we look ahead to football season with a deeply-reported profile of the sphinx-like Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts.Laura Benshoff
Echoes of COVID in measles fury | Morning NewsletterToday, we start with the political fight over measles cases in Pennsylvania. And, we look ahead to football season with a deeply-reported profile of the sphinx-like Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts.Laura Benshoff
Psych exam reveals “a potential serial killer” | Morning NewsletterWe start with exclusive documents obtained by The Inquirer in the case of Raymond “R.C.” Horsch. And, we’ll explain the recent controversy around measles-involved deaths in Pennsylvania.Laura Benshoff
Psych exam reveals “a potential serial killer” | Morning NewsletterWe start with exclusive documents obtained by The Inquirer in the case of Raymond “R.C.” Horsch. And, we’ll explain the recent controversy around measles-involved deaths in Pennsylvania.Laura Benshoff
🌊 A flood of floods | Morning NewsletterThe Philly region has experience an unusually flood-prone summer, per a new Inquirer analysis. And, a plan to preserve the Academy of Natural Sciences.Laura Benshoff
🌊 A flood of floods | Morning NewsletterThe Philly region has experience an unusually flood-prone summer, per a new Inquirer analysis. And, a plan to preserve the Academy of Natural Sciences.Laura Benshoff
A rocky rise to Philly’s second-in-command | Morning NewsletterWe start with an in-depth profile of the man holding one of Philly’s most important unelected roles. And, we ask New Jersey’s godfather of sports betting about his take on the industry today.Laura Benshoff
A rocky rise to Philly’s second-in-command | Morning NewsletterWe start with an in-depth profile of the man holding one of Philly’s most important unelected roles. And, we ask New Jersey’s godfather of sports betting about his take on the industry today.Laura Benshoff
