Inquirer Morning Newsletter⛽ The price of love | Morning NewsletterWith high gas prices, a Philly reader says driving to their lover in Jersey is less worth it. Should they break up? Plus, why our sports complex is both genius and torture; NJ officials on hantavirus.Paola Pérez Sheriff ‘slush fund’ paid for dancing ad | Morning NewsletterPaola Pérez 🦠 The Philly area’s growing measles risk | Morning NewsletterSamantha Stewart A resurrected AI data center plan | Morning NewsletterTommy Rowan Philly’s top teachers share how the job has changed | Morning NewsletterTommy Rowan Advertisement🥃 Late-night bars may be whiskey business | Morning NewsletterSome Philly bars are weighing the pros and cons of staying open until 4 a.m. this summer. And an Inquirer analysis breaks down the surge in ICE arrests.Samantha Stewart Sweet Amalia’s summer on hold | Morning NewsletterWhy Sweet Amalia on Route 40 hit a snag opening for the season. Plus, Spirit Airlines travelers in the Philadelphia area scramble to find new flights and how freezing cold hurt Philly region orchards.Paola Pérez 🍽️ The ‘ex’ special | Morning NewsletterInquirer staff debate what to do if a Philly dinner date reveals the server is an ex. And: Yemini coffee shop coming to Old City, Spirit Airlines on brink of shutdown, Cam York gets hockey stick back.Paola Pérez A rise in cannabis-related illness | Morning NewsletterDoctors in the Philadelphia region have seen an uptick in cases of cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome. And a civic group in Manayunk is looking to rebuild a set of public stairs.Samantha Stewart 🚏 Old bus station gets new life | Morning NewsletterWhat's new at Philly's revived Greyhound bus station on Filbert St? Plus, the Philadelphia School Board will cast a consequential vote on facility closings today; Roxanne won't lose its Michelin nod.Paola Pérez ⚾ Phillies make changes at the top | Morning NewsletterPlus, a judge intervened in a personnel spat in the District Attorney’s Office, and more news of the day.Tommy Rowan Burdens after dog bites | Morning NewsletterPlus, Penn does not have to release names of people affiliated with Jewish organizations ... for now.Tommy Rowan 🏫 A Philly school’s cry for help | Morning NewsletterStudents at Philly’s Southwark Elementary held a rally over the school's poor conditions. And six pop-up businesses are set to open on East Market Street throughout the summer.Samantha Stewart Unsafe wall threatens Philly homes | Morning NewsletterFor eight years, a Mount Airy block has waited for the city to fix a dangerous collapsing wall. What's taking so long? Plus, we explore a retail revolution transforming 17 Philly-area malls.Paola Pérez 🗣️ Dodging chatty neighbors | Morning NewsletterIs there a polite way to avoid extra talkative neighbors? Inquirer staffers debate what to say when you're worn out. And: Peco union negotiations get ugly; apartments planned for Conshy SEPTA station.Paola Pérez Philly Council passes ‘ICE Out’ bills | Morning NewsletterPhiladelphia City Council passed some of the nation’s most aggressive restrictions on immigration enforcement. Here's what's next. Plus, thousands of PPA fines remain unpaid from 2025 street cleaning.Paola Pérez Hoping for tariff refunds | Morning NewsletterThe Trump administration has started accepting requests for tariff refunds, but some businesses are skeptical they'll receive them. And an investor aims to revive some Philly institutions.Samantha Stewart 🚙 The abandoned car challenge | Morning NewsletterPlus, City Council members debate “Uber tax,“ and more news of the day.Tommy Rowan What’s lost in school budget cuts | Morning NewsletterPlus, the city is helping Kensington residents to revitalize their struggling block, and more news of the day.Tommy Rowan 🦉 Temple’s retention problem | Morning NewsletterTemple University is retaining far fewer students from freshman to sophomore year, according to new reports. Plus, the Philadelphia Land Stewards Union is aiming to gain more control over empty lots.Samantha Stewart See more storiesAdvertisement
⛽ The price of love | Morning NewsletterWith high gas prices, a Philly reader says driving to their lover in Jersey is less worth it. Should they break up? Plus, why our sports complex is both genius and torture; NJ officials on hantavirus.Paola Pérez
⛽ The price of love | Morning NewsletterWith high gas prices, a Philly reader says driving to their lover in Jersey is less worth it. Should they break up? Plus, why our sports complex is both genius and torture; NJ officials on hantavirus.Paola Pérez
🥃 Late-night bars may be whiskey business | Morning NewsletterSome Philly bars are weighing the pros and cons of staying open until 4 a.m. this summer. And an Inquirer analysis breaks down the surge in ICE arrests.Samantha Stewart
🥃 Late-night bars may be whiskey business | Morning NewsletterSome Philly bars are weighing the pros and cons of staying open until 4 a.m. this summer. And an Inquirer analysis breaks down the surge in ICE arrests.Samantha Stewart
Sweet Amalia’s summer on hold | Morning NewsletterWhy Sweet Amalia on Route 40 hit a snag opening for the season. Plus, Spirit Airlines travelers in the Philadelphia area scramble to find new flights and how freezing cold hurt Philly region orchards.Paola Pérez
Sweet Amalia’s summer on hold | Morning NewsletterWhy Sweet Amalia on Route 40 hit a snag opening for the season. Plus, Spirit Airlines travelers in the Philadelphia area scramble to find new flights and how freezing cold hurt Philly region orchards.Paola Pérez
🍽️ The ‘ex’ special | Morning NewsletterInquirer staff debate what to do if a Philly dinner date reveals the server is an ex. And: Yemini coffee shop coming to Old City, Spirit Airlines on brink of shutdown, Cam York gets hockey stick back.Paola Pérez
🍽️ The ‘ex’ special | Morning NewsletterInquirer staff debate what to do if a Philly dinner date reveals the server is an ex. And: Yemini coffee shop coming to Old City, Spirit Airlines on brink of shutdown, Cam York gets hockey stick back.Paola Pérez
A rise in cannabis-related illness | Morning NewsletterDoctors in the Philadelphia region have seen an uptick in cases of cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome. And a civic group in Manayunk is looking to rebuild a set of public stairs.Samantha Stewart
A rise in cannabis-related illness | Morning NewsletterDoctors in the Philadelphia region have seen an uptick in cases of cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome. And a civic group in Manayunk is looking to rebuild a set of public stairs.Samantha Stewart
🚏 Old bus station gets new life | Morning NewsletterWhat's new at Philly's revived Greyhound bus station on Filbert St? Plus, the Philadelphia School Board will cast a consequential vote on facility closings today; Roxanne won't lose its Michelin nod.Paola Pérez
🚏 Old bus station gets new life | Morning NewsletterWhat's new at Philly's revived Greyhound bus station on Filbert St? Plus, the Philadelphia School Board will cast a consequential vote on facility closings today; Roxanne won't lose its Michelin nod.Paola Pérez
⚾ Phillies make changes at the top | Morning NewsletterPlus, a judge intervened in a personnel spat in the District Attorney’s Office, and more news of the day.Tommy Rowan
⚾ Phillies make changes at the top | Morning NewsletterPlus, a judge intervened in a personnel spat in the District Attorney’s Office, and more news of the day.Tommy Rowan
Burdens after dog bites | Morning NewsletterPlus, Penn does not have to release names of people affiliated with Jewish organizations ... for now.Tommy Rowan
Burdens after dog bites | Morning NewsletterPlus, Penn does not have to release names of people affiliated with Jewish organizations ... for now.Tommy Rowan
🏫 A Philly school’s cry for help | Morning NewsletterStudents at Philly’s Southwark Elementary held a rally over the school's poor conditions. And six pop-up businesses are set to open on East Market Street throughout the summer.Samantha Stewart
🏫 A Philly school’s cry for help | Morning NewsletterStudents at Philly’s Southwark Elementary held a rally over the school's poor conditions. And six pop-up businesses are set to open on East Market Street throughout the summer.Samantha Stewart
Unsafe wall threatens Philly homes | Morning NewsletterFor eight years, a Mount Airy block has waited for the city to fix a dangerous collapsing wall. What's taking so long? Plus, we explore a retail revolution transforming 17 Philly-area malls.Paola Pérez
Unsafe wall threatens Philly homes | Morning NewsletterFor eight years, a Mount Airy block has waited for the city to fix a dangerous collapsing wall. What's taking so long? Plus, we explore a retail revolution transforming 17 Philly-area malls.Paola Pérez
🗣️ Dodging chatty neighbors | Morning NewsletterIs there a polite way to avoid extra talkative neighbors? Inquirer staffers debate what to say when you're worn out. And: Peco union negotiations get ugly; apartments planned for Conshy SEPTA station.Paola Pérez
🗣️ Dodging chatty neighbors | Morning NewsletterIs there a polite way to avoid extra talkative neighbors? Inquirer staffers debate what to say when you're worn out. And: Peco union negotiations get ugly; apartments planned for Conshy SEPTA station.Paola Pérez
Philly Council passes ‘ICE Out’ bills | Morning NewsletterPhiladelphia City Council passed some of the nation’s most aggressive restrictions on immigration enforcement. Here's what's next. Plus, thousands of PPA fines remain unpaid from 2025 street cleaning.Paola Pérez
Philly Council passes ‘ICE Out’ bills | Morning NewsletterPhiladelphia City Council passed some of the nation’s most aggressive restrictions on immigration enforcement. Here's what's next. Plus, thousands of PPA fines remain unpaid from 2025 street cleaning.Paola Pérez
Hoping for tariff refunds | Morning NewsletterThe Trump administration has started accepting requests for tariff refunds, but some businesses are skeptical they'll receive them. And an investor aims to revive some Philly institutions.Samantha Stewart
Hoping for tariff refunds | Morning NewsletterThe Trump administration has started accepting requests for tariff refunds, but some businesses are skeptical they'll receive them. And an investor aims to revive some Philly institutions.Samantha Stewart
🚙 The abandoned car challenge | Morning NewsletterPlus, City Council members debate “Uber tax,“ and more news of the day.Tommy Rowan
🚙 The abandoned car challenge | Morning NewsletterPlus, City Council members debate “Uber tax,“ and more news of the day.Tommy Rowan
What’s lost in school budget cuts | Morning NewsletterPlus, the city is helping Kensington residents to revitalize their struggling block, and more news of the day.Tommy Rowan
What’s lost in school budget cuts | Morning NewsletterPlus, the city is helping Kensington residents to revitalize their struggling block, and more news of the day.Tommy Rowan
🦉 Temple’s retention problem | Morning NewsletterTemple University is retaining far fewer students from freshman to sophomore year, according to new reports. Plus, the Philadelphia Land Stewards Union is aiming to gain more control over empty lots.Samantha Stewart
🦉 Temple’s retention problem | Morning NewsletterTemple University is retaining far fewer students from freshman to sophomore year, according to new reports. Plus, the Philadelphia Land Stewards Union is aiming to gain more control over empty lots.Samantha Stewart
