Inquirer Morning Newsletter📝 Reviewing Parker’s second year | Morning NewsletterWhat did Mayor Parker achieve in her second year in office? Plus, a task force on "anti-Christian bias" in federal agencies was partly inspired by a Coatesville VA Medical Center incident.Julie Zeglen 17 minutes agoThe end of a young life | Morning NewsletterPaola Pérez ‘Snow melts, reputation doesn’t’ | Morning NewsletterPaola Pérez 🎅 How Philly Santas keep magic alive | Morning NewsletterPaola Pérez 🏙️ Philly rising | Morning NewsletterPaola Pérez Advertisement🏫 When schools move ‘tough-to-teach’ kids | Morning NewsletterPhilly principals say charters push students with disciplinary issues out to district schools, a practice they call frustrating and an "open secret." Plus, what's in the unclaimed mystery mail bags?Paola Pérez Chester County election office faces toxic workplace allegations | Morning NewsletterChester County's election office faces high turnover. And Rob Reiner, a New Hope native, and his wife were found dead in their LA home.Samantha Stewart Why hasn’t Trump sent troops to Philly? | Morning NewsletterPresident Trump has condemned Philadelphia as the place where "bad things happen," but hasn't sent troops or immigration agents to the city. We offer some insight into whether that's likely to change.Samantha Stewart A bumpy road for Atlantic City | Morning Newsletter2025 was a hard year for Atlantic City. Can it emerge unscathed? Plus, inside the FBI hunt for the Philly crew that conducted heists on armored trucks, and Jefferson nurses save lives at Milkboy.Paola Pérez 🚇 Stand clear of SEPTA faux pas | Morning NewsletterWhat should you do if someone is blasting loud music on SEPTA? Here's our take on the topic. Plus, snow is a near certainty in Philly this weekend, and ousted Art Museum chief wants a trial.Paola Pérez 📦 Packages in peril | Morning NewsletterPorch piracy remains rampant in Philly and beyond. See the data and how to protect yourself over the holidays. Plus, Greyhound station gets city’s OK to reopen, and snow forecast for the weekend.Paola Pérez 🏢 Who lives in Center City, anyway? | Morning NewsletterAmid a changing downtown, we found out who's renting all those new high-rise apartments. Plus, a timeline of the former Painted Bride building's embattled time in Old City as it's demolished.Julie Zeglen 📱 Losing it all to FanDuel | Morning NewsletterCalls to gambling helplines have tripled in Pennsylvania and New Jersey in the past four years. Plus, more on the 2.7 million pieces of unsent state agency mail.Julie Zeglen ‘New life’ at Philly’s big recovery house | Morning NewsletterLook inside Northeast Philadelphia's Riverview recovering facility, nearly one year in. Plus, SEPTA and its largest union reached a tentative agreement Monday for a new two-year contract.Julie Zeglen Living next door to danger | Morning NewsletterAcross Philadelphia, scores of families live next to vacant properties that are or could become dangerous. Plus, Mayor Parker pitches her housing plan to church congregations.Julie Zeglen 🎁 A thrifty tactic for the holidays | Morning NewsletterPhiladelphians give tips on switching up holiday season spending and avoid breaking the bank. Plus, Rachel Harlow tells her story after years out of public eye, and Philly World Cup matches are set.Paola Pérez 🎧 What Philly listened to this year | Morning NewsletterSee Philly's top artists, songs and podcasts on Spotify Wrapped 2025, and what Philadelphians Googled this year. Plus, SEPTA's largest union may be on the verge of a strike, and Gritty's perfect day.Paola Pérez 🫗 Last call on THC drinks? | Morning NewsletterTHC-infused drinks, sold widely across Philly and the U.S., are set to be banned in 2027. What does this mean for the industry? Plus, why SEPTA missed another deadline to fix Regional Rail cars.Paola Pérez 🔵 A progressive blueprint for 2026 | Morning NewsletterA consulting firm that's worked with progressives such as Zohran Mamdani is focusing on 2026 races in the Lehigh Valley and Northeast Pennsylvania. Plus, the Franklin Mills mall is for sale.Julie Zeglen 🩺 Visualizing a rising cost of care | Morning NewsletterHealth insurance premiums are expected to rise across the region if Affordable Care Act tax credits expire. Plus, another fatal crash in Northwest Philly, and Chester County could avoid tax increases.Julie Zeglen See more storiesAdvertisement
📝 Reviewing Parker’s second year | Morning NewsletterWhat did Mayor Parker achieve in her second year in office? Plus, a task force on "anti-Christian bias" in federal agencies was partly inspired by a Coatesville VA Medical Center incident.Julie Zeglen 17 minutes ago
📝 Reviewing Parker’s second year | Morning NewsletterWhat did Mayor Parker achieve in her second year in office? Plus, a task force on "anti-Christian bias" in federal agencies was partly inspired by a Coatesville VA Medical Center incident.Julie Zeglen 17 minutes ago
🏫 When schools move ‘tough-to-teach’ kids | Morning NewsletterPhilly principals say charters push students with disciplinary issues out to district schools, a practice they call frustrating and an "open secret." Plus, what's in the unclaimed mystery mail bags?Paola Pérez
🏫 When schools move ‘tough-to-teach’ kids | Morning NewsletterPhilly principals say charters push students with disciplinary issues out to district schools, a practice they call frustrating and an "open secret." Plus, what's in the unclaimed mystery mail bags?Paola Pérez
Chester County election office faces toxic workplace allegations | Morning NewsletterChester County's election office faces high turnover. And Rob Reiner, a New Hope native, and his wife were found dead in their LA home.Samantha Stewart
Chester County election office faces toxic workplace allegations | Morning NewsletterChester County's election office faces high turnover. And Rob Reiner, a New Hope native, and his wife were found dead in their LA home.Samantha Stewart
Why hasn’t Trump sent troops to Philly? | Morning NewsletterPresident Trump has condemned Philadelphia as the place where "bad things happen," but hasn't sent troops or immigration agents to the city. We offer some insight into whether that's likely to change.Samantha Stewart
Why hasn’t Trump sent troops to Philly? | Morning NewsletterPresident Trump has condemned Philadelphia as the place where "bad things happen," but hasn't sent troops or immigration agents to the city. We offer some insight into whether that's likely to change.Samantha Stewart
A bumpy road for Atlantic City | Morning Newsletter2025 was a hard year for Atlantic City. Can it emerge unscathed? Plus, inside the FBI hunt for the Philly crew that conducted heists on armored trucks, and Jefferson nurses save lives at Milkboy.Paola Pérez
A bumpy road for Atlantic City | Morning Newsletter2025 was a hard year for Atlantic City. Can it emerge unscathed? Plus, inside the FBI hunt for the Philly crew that conducted heists on armored trucks, and Jefferson nurses save lives at Milkboy.Paola Pérez
🚇 Stand clear of SEPTA faux pas | Morning NewsletterWhat should you do if someone is blasting loud music on SEPTA? Here's our take on the topic. Plus, snow is a near certainty in Philly this weekend, and ousted Art Museum chief wants a trial.Paola Pérez
🚇 Stand clear of SEPTA faux pas | Morning NewsletterWhat should you do if someone is blasting loud music on SEPTA? Here's our take on the topic. Plus, snow is a near certainty in Philly this weekend, and ousted Art Museum chief wants a trial.Paola Pérez
📦 Packages in peril | Morning NewsletterPorch piracy remains rampant in Philly and beyond. See the data and how to protect yourself over the holidays. Plus, Greyhound station gets city’s OK to reopen, and snow forecast for the weekend.Paola Pérez
📦 Packages in peril | Morning NewsletterPorch piracy remains rampant in Philly and beyond. See the data and how to protect yourself over the holidays. Plus, Greyhound station gets city’s OK to reopen, and snow forecast for the weekend.Paola Pérez
🏢 Who lives in Center City, anyway? | Morning NewsletterAmid a changing downtown, we found out who's renting all those new high-rise apartments. Plus, a timeline of the former Painted Bride building's embattled time in Old City as it's demolished.Julie Zeglen
🏢 Who lives in Center City, anyway? | Morning NewsletterAmid a changing downtown, we found out who's renting all those new high-rise apartments. Plus, a timeline of the former Painted Bride building's embattled time in Old City as it's demolished.Julie Zeglen
📱 Losing it all to FanDuel | Morning NewsletterCalls to gambling helplines have tripled in Pennsylvania and New Jersey in the past four years. Plus, more on the 2.7 million pieces of unsent state agency mail.Julie Zeglen
📱 Losing it all to FanDuel | Morning NewsletterCalls to gambling helplines have tripled in Pennsylvania and New Jersey in the past four years. Plus, more on the 2.7 million pieces of unsent state agency mail.Julie Zeglen
‘New life’ at Philly’s big recovery house | Morning NewsletterLook inside Northeast Philadelphia's Riverview recovering facility, nearly one year in. Plus, SEPTA and its largest union reached a tentative agreement Monday for a new two-year contract.Julie Zeglen
‘New life’ at Philly’s big recovery house | Morning NewsletterLook inside Northeast Philadelphia's Riverview recovering facility, nearly one year in. Plus, SEPTA and its largest union reached a tentative agreement Monday for a new two-year contract.Julie Zeglen
Living next door to danger | Morning NewsletterAcross Philadelphia, scores of families live next to vacant properties that are or could become dangerous. Plus, Mayor Parker pitches her housing plan to church congregations.Julie Zeglen
Living next door to danger | Morning NewsletterAcross Philadelphia, scores of families live next to vacant properties that are or could become dangerous. Plus, Mayor Parker pitches her housing plan to church congregations.Julie Zeglen
🎁 A thrifty tactic for the holidays | Morning NewsletterPhiladelphians give tips on switching up holiday season spending and avoid breaking the bank. Plus, Rachel Harlow tells her story after years out of public eye, and Philly World Cup matches are set.Paola Pérez
🎁 A thrifty tactic for the holidays | Morning NewsletterPhiladelphians give tips on switching up holiday season spending and avoid breaking the bank. Plus, Rachel Harlow tells her story after years out of public eye, and Philly World Cup matches are set.Paola Pérez
🎧 What Philly listened to this year | Morning NewsletterSee Philly's top artists, songs and podcasts on Spotify Wrapped 2025, and what Philadelphians Googled this year. Plus, SEPTA's largest union may be on the verge of a strike, and Gritty's perfect day.Paola Pérez
🎧 What Philly listened to this year | Morning NewsletterSee Philly's top artists, songs and podcasts on Spotify Wrapped 2025, and what Philadelphians Googled this year. Plus, SEPTA's largest union may be on the verge of a strike, and Gritty's perfect day.Paola Pérez
🫗 Last call on THC drinks? | Morning NewsletterTHC-infused drinks, sold widely across Philly and the U.S., are set to be banned in 2027. What does this mean for the industry? Plus, why SEPTA missed another deadline to fix Regional Rail cars.Paola Pérez
🫗 Last call on THC drinks? | Morning NewsletterTHC-infused drinks, sold widely across Philly and the U.S., are set to be banned in 2027. What does this mean for the industry? Plus, why SEPTA missed another deadline to fix Regional Rail cars.Paola Pérez
🔵 A progressive blueprint for 2026 | Morning NewsletterA consulting firm that's worked with progressives such as Zohran Mamdani is focusing on 2026 races in the Lehigh Valley and Northeast Pennsylvania. Plus, the Franklin Mills mall is for sale.Julie Zeglen
🔵 A progressive blueprint for 2026 | Morning NewsletterA consulting firm that's worked with progressives such as Zohran Mamdani is focusing on 2026 races in the Lehigh Valley and Northeast Pennsylvania. Plus, the Franklin Mills mall is for sale.Julie Zeglen
🩺 Visualizing a rising cost of care | Morning NewsletterHealth insurance premiums are expected to rise across the region if Affordable Care Act tax credits expire. Plus, another fatal crash in Northwest Philly, and Chester County could avoid tax increases.Julie Zeglen
🩺 Visualizing a rising cost of care | Morning NewsletterHealth insurance premiums are expected to rise across the region if Affordable Care Act tax credits expire. Plus, another fatal crash in Northwest Philly, and Chester County could avoid tax increases.Julie Zeglen
