Inquirer Morning Newsletter🐕 Rough play at the dog park | Morning NewsletterWhat's a dog owner to do when rough play goes too far at the park? Plus, LeBron James celebrates thrilling Sixers home debut; Philly's former LGBTQ+ affairs director sues the Parker administration.Paola Pérez 🗳️ Shapiro doesn’t want to talk 2028 | Morning NewsletterLaura Benshoff Adults make up two-thirds of Pa. measles cases | Morning NewsletterLaura Benshoff ‘Virtually unprecedented’: DOJ investigates Krasner | Morning NewsletterLaura Benshoff Drones are changing police work | Morning NewsletterLaura Benshoff AdvertisementIn Bucks race, ‘FBI files’ claim draws scrutiny | Morning NewsletterAs the midterms grow closer and the airwaves become saturated with political ads, we’re starting with an important fact check. And, we check in with the measles outbreak in Chester County.Laura Benshoff 🐦 A birding boom in Philly | Morning NewsletterA once-niche hobby finds a new flock of enthusiasts in Philadelphia. See how birding has grown in popularity, and the best birdwatching spots around Philly. Plus, the mood on measles in Mifflin.Paola Pérez Befriending nosy neighbors | Morning NewsletterA neighbor gives off an air of disdain. Is it worth trying to be their friend? Inquirer staffers give their advice. Plus, mortgage rates are stifle home buying, and a new Love at First Bite episode.Paola Pérez 🎥 The inside story of the Phillie Phanatic | Morning NewsletterToday: Jalen Hurts’ recovery time for a superficial blood clot could look like, and Shapiro sends his strongest 2028 signal yet. But first, let's raise the curtain on the Phanatic.Laura Benshoff ‘Forever’ pollution in our rivers | Morning NewsletterToday, we start with a dive into our local rivers, where PFAS were uncovered in more than 90 percent of Pennsylvania and New Jersey waterways tested. And, reforming the sheriff's office?Laura Benshoff 🎰 Sayonara, ‘skill games’| Morning NewsletterToday, slot machine-like “skill games” are officially illegal in Pennsylvania. We cover what that means, as well as when pinball was a gambling scourge. And, why Philly is the worst driving city.Laura Benshoff ⛪️ Villanova at the Vatican | Morning NewsletterToday, we uncover why some incarcerated people are left waiting years for their lawyers to act. And, a look at how having a pope as an alumnus is giving Villanova University a “halo effect.Laura Benshoff Fetterman increasingly votes with Republicans | Morning NewsletterA new report examines the legislative record of Pennsylvania Senator Jon Fetterman. And, the fight between two local healthcare giants—IBX and Jefferson Health.Laura Benshoff 🏥 Philly’s answer to a nursing shortage | Morning NewsletterIn today's edition, see what Philly area nursing schools are doing in hopes of mitigating a dire shortage of nurses. And, updates on deadly shootings in Philadelphia over the weekend.Paola Pérez 🫣 Gory decor goes too far | Morning NewsletterInquirer staffers discuss how to manage kids fears of impressively terrifying Halloween displays. Plus, AI submitted a fake tip to Philly police, and Isaias may drench Philly with rain on Sunday.Paola Pérez A rare victory against trafficking | Morning NewsletterToday, the rare circumstances that brought a serial human trafficker to justice. And, malls and big box stores around the region are using Flock cameras.Laura Benshoff 🚎 Transforming a historic trolley depot | Morning NewsletterSEPTA hopes a developer will transform Philadelphia's Mifflin Substation into something new. Plus, lessons from 1991's measles outbreak in Pennsylvania, and takeaways from Shapiro and Garrity debate.Paola Pérez 📉 Baby bust | Morning NewsletterToday, why people in the Philly region are having fewer kids. And, what would it take to reopen the Academy of Natural Sciences?Laura Benshoff 🏀 Goodbye, cheap seats | Morning NewsletterToday, why it will cost you a lot more to to see the Sixers this season. Then, we have a scoop on the Philadelphia School District’s efforts to regain students it lost.Laura Benshoff 📉 Temple’s retention woes | Morning NewsletterToday, how Temple University tried to fix declining enrollment but in doing so triggered a retention crisis. And, we check in on the growing measles outbreak in Chester County.Laura Benshoff See more storiesAdvertisement
🐕 Rough play at the dog park | Morning NewsletterWhat's a dog owner to do when rough play goes too far at the park? Plus, LeBron James celebrates thrilling Sixers home debut; Philly's former LGBTQ+ affairs director sues the Parker administration.Paola Pérez
🐕 Rough play at the dog park | Morning NewsletterWhat's a dog owner to do when rough play goes too far at the park? Plus, LeBron James celebrates thrilling Sixers home debut; Philly's former LGBTQ+ affairs director sues the Parker administration.Paola Pérez
In Bucks race, ‘FBI files’ claim draws scrutiny | Morning NewsletterAs the midterms grow closer and the airwaves become saturated with political ads, we’re starting with an important fact check. And, we check in with the measles outbreak in Chester County.Laura Benshoff
In Bucks race, ‘FBI files’ claim draws scrutiny | Morning NewsletterAs the midterms grow closer and the airwaves become saturated with political ads, we’re starting with an important fact check. And, we check in with the measles outbreak in Chester County.Laura Benshoff
🐦 A birding boom in Philly | Morning NewsletterA once-niche hobby finds a new flock of enthusiasts in Philadelphia. See how birding has grown in popularity, and the best birdwatching spots around Philly. Plus, the mood on measles in Mifflin.Paola Pérez
🐦 A birding boom in Philly | Morning NewsletterA once-niche hobby finds a new flock of enthusiasts in Philadelphia. See how birding has grown in popularity, and the best birdwatching spots around Philly. Plus, the mood on measles in Mifflin.Paola Pérez
Befriending nosy neighbors | Morning NewsletterA neighbor gives off an air of disdain. Is it worth trying to be their friend? Inquirer staffers give their advice. Plus, mortgage rates are stifle home buying, and a new Love at First Bite episode.Paola Pérez
Befriending nosy neighbors | Morning NewsletterA neighbor gives off an air of disdain. Is it worth trying to be their friend? Inquirer staffers give their advice. Plus, mortgage rates are stifle home buying, and a new Love at First Bite episode.Paola Pérez
🎥 The inside story of the Phillie Phanatic | Morning NewsletterToday: Jalen Hurts’ recovery time for a superficial blood clot could look like, and Shapiro sends his strongest 2028 signal yet. But first, let's raise the curtain on the Phanatic.Laura Benshoff
🎥 The inside story of the Phillie Phanatic | Morning NewsletterToday: Jalen Hurts’ recovery time for a superficial blood clot could look like, and Shapiro sends his strongest 2028 signal yet. But first, let's raise the curtain on the Phanatic.Laura Benshoff
‘Forever’ pollution in our rivers | Morning NewsletterToday, we start with a dive into our local rivers, where PFAS were uncovered in more than 90 percent of Pennsylvania and New Jersey waterways tested. And, reforming the sheriff's office?Laura Benshoff
‘Forever’ pollution in our rivers | Morning NewsletterToday, we start with a dive into our local rivers, where PFAS were uncovered in more than 90 percent of Pennsylvania and New Jersey waterways tested. And, reforming the sheriff's office?Laura Benshoff
🎰 Sayonara, ‘skill games’| Morning NewsletterToday, slot machine-like “skill games” are officially illegal in Pennsylvania. We cover what that means, as well as when pinball was a gambling scourge. And, why Philly is the worst driving city.Laura Benshoff
🎰 Sayonara, ‘skill games’| Morning NewsletterToday, slot machine-like “skill games” are officially illegal in Pennsylvania. We cover what that means, as well as when pinball was a gambling scourge. And, why Philly is the worst driving city.Laura Benshoff
⛪️ Villanova at the Vatican | Morning NewsletterToday, we uncover why some incarcerated people are left waiting years for their lawyers to act. And, a look at how having a pope as an alumnus is giving Villanova University a “halo effect.Laura Benshoff
⛪️ Villanova at the Vatican | Morning NewsletterToday, we uncover why some incarcerated people are left waiting years for their lawyers to act. And, a look at how having a pope as an alumnus is giving Villanova University a “halo effect.Laura Benshoff
Fetterman increasingly votes with Republicans | Morning NewsletterA new report examines the legislative record of Pennsylvania Senator Jon Fetterman. And, the fight between two local healthcare giants—IBX and Jefferson Health.Laura Benshoff
Fetterman increasingly votes with Republicans | Morning NewsletterA new report examines the legislative record of Pennsylvania Senator Jon Fetterman. And, the fight between two local healthcare giants—IBX and Jefferson Health.Laura Benshoff
🏥 Philly’s answer to a nursing shortage | Morning NewsletterIn today's edition, see what Philly area nursing schools are doing in hopes of mitigating a dire shortage of nurses. And, updates on deadly shootings in Philadelphia over the weekend.Paola Pérez
🏥 Philly’s answer to a nursing shortage | Morning NewsletterIn today's edition, see what Philly area nursing schools are doing in hopes of mitigating a dire shortage of nurses. And, updates on deadly shootings in Philadelphia over the weekend.Paola Pérez
🫣 Gory decor goes too far | Morning NewsletterInquirer staffers discuss how to manage kids fears of impressively terrifying Halloween displays. Plus, AI submitted a fake tip to Philly police, and Isaias may drench Philly with rain on Sunday.Paola Pérez
🫣 Gory decor goes too far | Morning NewsletterInquirer staffers discuss how to manage kids fears of impressively terrifying Halloween displays. Plus, AI submitted a fake tip to Philly police, and Isaias may drench Philly with rain on Sunday.Paola Pérez
A rare victory against trafficking | Morning NewsletterToday, the rare circumstances that brought a serial human trafficker to justice. And, malls and big box stores around the region are using Flock cameras.Laura Benshoff
A rare victory against trafficking | Morning NewsletterToday, the rare circumstances that brought a serial human trafficker to justice. And, malls and big box stores around the region are using Flock cameras.Laura Benshoff
🚎 Transforming a historic trolley depot | Morning NewsletterSEPTA hopes a developer will transform Philadelphia's Mifflin Substation into something new. Plus, lessons from 1991's measles outbreak in Pennsylvania, and takeaways from Shapiro and Garrity debate.Paola Pérez
🚎 Transforming a historic trolley depot | Morning NewsletterSEPTA hopes a developer will transform Philadelphia's Mifflin Substation into something new. Plus, lessons from 1991's measles outbreak in Pennsylvania, and takeaways from Shapiro and Garrity debate.Paola Pérez
📉 Baby bust | Morning NewsletterToday, why people in the Philly region are having fewer kids. And, what would it take to reopen the Academy of Natural Sciences?Laura Benshoff
📉 Baby bust | Morning NewsletterToday, why people in the Philly region are having fewer kids. And, what would it take to reopen the Academy of Natural Sciences?Laura Benshoff
🏀 Goodbye, cheap seats | Morning NewsletterToday, why it will cost you a lot more to to see the Sixers this season. Then, we have a scoop on the Philadelphia School District’s efforts to regain students it lost.Laura Benshoff
🏀 Goodbye, cheap seats | Morning NewsletterToday, why it will cost you a lot more to to see the Sixers this season. Then, we have a scoop on the Philadelphia School District’s efforts to regain students it lost.Laura Benshoff
📉 Temple’s retention woes | Morning NewsletterToday, how Temple University tried to fix declining enrollment but in doing so triggered a retention crisis. And, we check in on the growing measles outbreak in Chester County.Laura Benshoff
📉 Temple’s retention woes | Morning NewsletterToday, how Temple University tried to fix declining enrollment but in doing so triggered a retention crisis. And, we check in on the growing measles outbreak in Chester County.Laura Benshoff
