Pennsylvania NewsHow more than 3,000 Pennsylvania state government employees are using AI at workIn 2024, Pennsylvania became the first state in the nation to enter into an agreement with OpenAI. State officials stress that the AI tools improve efficiency without cutting jobs. Ethan Young Pa. small towns set to get latest wave of federal funding for EV chargersKate Huangpu, Spotlight PA Oxford may soon disband its police department. The community is worried about losing its homegrown force. Brooke Schultz Chester County police are investigating a shooting that left a woman dead, 9-year-old girl woundedVinny Vella Commodore Barry Bridge is getting a paint job and restoration, and traffic is jammedThomas Fitzgerald AdvertisementThe Delco Dog Detective finds the hardest to catch lost dogs in the Philly areaDana Munro and Brian Nelson Chris Rabb’s former campaign treasurer was charged with wire fraud for routing money into her own bank accountYolanda Brown, a Florida-based political consultant, is accused of defrauding more than 20 clients out of about $1 million, federal prosecutors said.Chris Palmer Police reforms in Quakertown are needed after student ICE protest, Bucks County NAACP saysThe changes would include updated use-of-force policies and expanded use of body-worn cameras. Jillian Kramer ICE arrests surge at Philly airport, including those of a babysitter and a senior citizenThe Department of Homeland Security said President Trump is reversing policies that let undocumented immigrants "jet around our country." Jeff Gammage Under the watchful eye of SEPTA’s AI bus cameras, a decline in parking perpetratorsTickets are sent to the owners of vehicles based on evidence gathered by windshield-mounted cameras on 152 buses on 16 routes.Thomas Fitzgerald Par Funding’s fraudster founder has a website lobbying for a pardon from President TrumpJoseph LaForte duped investors out of more than $400 million while running Par Funding and is serving more than 15 years in prison. It's unclear who is behind the new website.Chris Palmer Delco police chief sues town officials, saying her monthslong leave is racial discriminationCollingdale Police Chief Shanee Mitchell filed a federal civil-rights lawsuit alleging that borough officials attempted to strip her of her power and sideline her.Vinny Vella Philly Haitians and allies march to demand protections as TPS expiresProtections expired for an estimated 350,000 Haitians, putting them at risk of deportation to a shattered homeland.Jeff Gammage and Michelle Myers Dick Langman, retired award-winning editor at The Inquirer, has died at 99Former colleagues at The Inquirer called him a “meticulous editor,” “enormously patient,” and “a man of great integrity” in Facebook tributes. Gary Miles Judges reinstate convictions for ‘Chester Trio,’ who say they were wrongly accused of woman’s 1997 murderThe Pennsylvania Superior Court rejected defense lawyers' arguments that new DNA evidence warranted new trials for the men and said the guilty verdicts reached by jurors in three trials should stand. Jesse Bunch A police officer in Delaware County shot and killed a person early Thursday morningAn Aldan Borough police officer shot and killed someone early Thursday morning, according to the borough mayor. Brett Sholtis A new $10 million fund is a ‘first step’ toward recovery for Pa. farmers after a disastrous April freezeA surge in extreme weather has taken a toll on fruit farmers’ crops across the state, in an industry growing increasingly sparse from rising costs. Natalie Javitt 6 new eateries to know about | Inquirer Lower MerionPlus, the latest on the district’s technology policy.Lisa Dukart Lower Merion parking may go app-only as its old-school meters are ‘slowly failing’Township parking services director Gerald Adams said Lower Merion's 1,302 coin-fed parking meters are aging and increasingly faulty.Denali Sagner A can’t-miss tomato tart | Inquirer Greater MediaPlus, Rose Tree Media’s proposed K-1 center is going before the planning commission.Lisa Dukart See more storiesAdvertisement
How more than 3,000 Pennsylvania state government employees are using AI at workIn 2024, Pennsylvania became the first state in the nation to enter into an agreement with OpenAI. State officials stress that the AI tools improve efficiency without cutting jobs. Ethan Young
How more than 3,000 Pennsylvania state government employees are using AI at workIn 2024, Pennsylvania became the first state in the nation to enter into an agreement with OpenAI. State officials stress that the AI tools improve efficiency without cutting jobs. Ethan Young
Oxford may soon disband its police department. The community is worried about losing its homegrown force. Brooke Schultz
Oxford may soon disband its police department. The community is worried about losing its homegrown force. Brooke Schultz
Chester County police are investigating a shooting that left a woman dead, 9-year-old girl woundedVinny Vella
Chester County police are investigating a shooting that left a woman dead, 9-year-old girl woundedVinny Vella
Commodore Barry Bridge is getting a paint job and restoration, and traffic is jammedThomas Fitzgerald
Commodore Barry Bridge is getting a paint job and restoration, and traffic is jammedThomas Fitzgerald
The Delco Dog Detective finds the hardest to catch lost dogs in the Philly areaDana Munro and Brian Nelson
The Delco Dog Detective finds the hardest to catch lost dogs in the Philly areaDana Munro and Brian Nelson
Chris Rabb’s former campaign treasurer was charged with wire fraud for routing money into her own bank accountYolanda Brown, a Florida-based political consultant, is accused of defrauding more than 20 clients out of about $1 million, federal prosecutors said.Chris Palmer
Chris Rabb’s former campaign treasurer was charged with wire fraud for routing money into her own bank accountYolanda Brown, a Florida-based political consultant, is accused of defrauding more than 20 clients out of about $1 million, federal prosecutors said.Chris Palmer
Police reforms in Quakertown are needed after student ICE protest, Bucks County NAACP saysThe changes would include updated use-of-force policies and expanded use of body-worn cameras. Jillian Kramer
Police reforms in Quakertown are needed after student ICE protest, Bucks County NAACP saysThe changes would include updated use-of-force policies and expanded use of body-worn cameras. Jillian Kramer
ICE arrests surge at Philly airport, including those of a babysitter and a senior citizenThe Department of Homeland Security said President Trump is reversing policies that let undocumented immigrants "jet around our country." Jeff Gammage
ICE arrests surge at Philly airport, including those of a babysitter and a senior citizenThe Department of Homeland Security said President Trump is reversing policies that let undocumented immigrants "jet around our country." Jeff Gammage
Under the watchful eye of SEPTA’s AI bus cameras, a decline in parking perpetratorsTickets are sent to the owners of vehicles based on evidence gathered by windshield-mounted cameras on 152 buses on 16 routes.Thomas Fitzgerald
Under the watchful eye of SEPTA’s AI bus cameras, a decline in parking perpetratorsTickets are sent to the owners of vehicles based on evidence gathered by windshield-mounted cameras on 152 buses on 16 routes.Thomas Fitzgerald
Par Funding’s fraudster founder has a website lobbying for a pardon from President TrumpJoseph LaForte duped investors out of more than $400 million while running Par Funding and is serving more than 15 years in prison. It's unclear who is behind the new website.Chris Palmer
Par Funding’s fraudster founder has a website lobbying for a pardon from President TrumpJoseph LaForte duped investors out of more than $400 million while running Par Funding and is serving more than 15 years in prison. It's unclear who is behind the new website.Chris Palmer
Delco police chief sues town officials, saying her monthslong leave is racial discriminationCollingdale Police Chief Shanee Mitchell filed a federal civil-rights lawsuit alleging that borough officials attempted to strip her of her power and sideline her.Vinny Vella
Delco police chief sues town officials, saying her monthslong leave is racial discriminationCollingdale Police Chief Shanee Mitchell filed a federal civil-rights lawsuit alleging that borough officials attempted to strip her of her power and sideline her.Vinny Vella
Philly Haitians and allies march to demand protections as TPS expiresProtections expired for an estimated 350,000 Haitians, putting them at risk of deportation to a shattered homeland.Jeff Gammage and Michelle Myers
Philly Haitians and allies march to demand protections as TPS expiresProtections expired for an estimated 350,000 Haitians, putting them at risk of deportation to a shattered homeland.Jeff Gammage and Michelle Myers
Dick Langman, retired award-winning editor at The Inquirer, has died at 99Former colleagues at The Inquirer called him a “meticulous editor,” “enormously patient,” and “a man of great integrity” in Facebook tributes. Gary Miles
Dick Langman, retired award-winning editor at The Inquirer, has died at 99Former colleagues at The Inquirer called him a “meticulous editor,” “enormously patient,” and “a man of great integrity” in Facebook tributes. Gary Miles
Judges reinstate convictions for ‘Chester Trio,’ who say they were wrongly accused of woman’s 1997 murderThe Pennsylvania Superior Court rejected defense lawyers' arguments that new DNA evidence warranted new trials for the men and said the guilty verdicts reached by jurors in three trials should stand. Jesse Bunch
Judges reinstate convictions for ‘Chester Trio,’ who say they were wrongly accused of woman’s 1997 murderThe Pennsylvania Superior Court rejected defense lawyers' arguments that new DNA evidence warranted new trials for the men and said the guilty verdicts reached by jurors in three trials should stand. Jesse Bunch
A police officer in Delaware County shot and killed a person early Thursday morningAn Aldan Borough police officer shot and killed someone early Thursday morning, according to the borough mayor. Brett Sholtis
A police officer in Delaware County shot and killed a person early Thursday morningAn Aldan Borough police officer shot and killed someone early Thursday morning, according to the borough mayor. Brett Sholtis
A new $10 million fund is a ‘first step’ toward recovery for Pa. farmers after a disastrous April freezeA surge in extreme weather has taken a toll on fruit farmers’ crops across the state, in an industry growing increasingly sparse from rising costs. Natalie Javitt
A new $10 million fund is a ‘first step’ toward recovery for Pa. farmers after a disastrous April freezeA surge in extreme weather has taken a toll on fruit farmers’ crops across the state, in an industry growing increasingly sparse from rising costs. Natalie Javitt
6 new eateries to know about | Inquirer Lower MerionPlus, the latest on the district’s technology policy.Lisa Dukart
6 new eateries to know about | Inquirer Lower MerionPlus, the latest on the district’s technology policy.Lisa Dukart
Lower Merion parking may go app-only as its old-school meters are ‘slowly failing’Township parking services director Gerald Adams said Lower Merion's 1,302 coin-fed parking meters are aging and increasingly faulty.Denali Sagner
Lower Merion parking may go app-only as its old-school meters are ‘slowly failing’Township parking services director Gerald Adams said Lower Merion's 1,302 coin-fed parking meters are aging and increasingly faulty.Denali Sagner
A can’t-miss tomato tart | Inquirer Greater MediaPlus, Rose Tree Media’s proposed K-1 center is going before the planning commission.Lisa Dukart
A can’t-miss tomato tart | Inquirer Greater MediaPlus, Rose Tree Media’s proposed K-1 center is going before the planning commission.Lisa Dukart
