Special ReportsSpanning centuries, Penn’s new Reading Terminal photo archive captures the ‘magic of the market’The most mammoth trove of public market materials in the world, O’Neil’s collection will soon be open to the public at the Kislak Center for Special Collections, Rare Books and Manuscripts.Mike Newall A ‘bayside barn’ in Avalon carries on 50 years of family traditionTerri Akman, For The Inquirer Jim Curtin knew the Union would be good this year, but not record-breaking goodJonathan Tannenwald A medical mystery: Why two Philly-area cousins, just miles apart, got rare brain cancersWendy Ruderman This Philly cheer team will need a fundraising miracle to compete in nationals.Kristen A. Graham AdvertisementJustice & InjusticeMoreDuring Philadelphia’s deadliest summer on record, just one weekend brings an incalculable level of traumaEllie Rushing, Jessica Griffin, Ximena Conde, and Chris Palmer A Philadelphia man testified in six murder cases. Then, he recanted. 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What is the truth?Samantha Melamed How the South Street shooting unfolded, minute by minuteSam Morris and Justine McDaniel Philadelphia’s gun violence crisis through the eyes of those experiencing it Anna Orso, Chris Palmer, Dylan Purcell, and Dain Saint Black and Blue: 190 years of police brutality against Black people in PhiladelphiaThese are some of the key events in the painful history of police violence against the Black community in Philadelphia, a glimpse into the legacy of racially discriminatory law enforcement in this city.Dain Saint, Craig R. 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Here’s how it unfolded.Jonathan Tamari Everything you need to know about the 2022 Pennsylvania primaryMichelle Myers, Andrew Seidman, and Jonathan Tamari Chester County land trust helped Trump save millions. That’s just one of its deals.Jacob Adelman As Temple grew in popularity, its share of Black students shrank. One school official says it ‘dropped the ball.’Bob Fernandez and Susan Snyder The Pennsylvania Senate primary was bonkers. Here’s how it unfolded.Jonathan Tamari Everything you need to know about the 2022 Pennsylvania primaryMichelle Myers, Andrew Seidman, and Jonathan Tamari Chester County land trust helped Trump save millions. That’s just one of its deals.Jacob Adelman As Temple grew in popularity, its share of Black students shrank. One school official says it ‘dropped the ball.’Bob Fernandez and Susan Snyder SportsMoreJim Curtin knew the Union would be good this year, but not record-breaking good"Did we know we had a record-breaking team? I would say no," Curtin told The Inquirer. But he knows what it took, and his role in it as manager.Jonathan Tannenwald This Philly cheer team will need a fundraising miracle to compete in nationals.George Washington High’s competitive cheer squad doesn’t have the resources many of its competitors have.Kristen A. Graham Back from Sweden, North Catholic and Villanova legend Hank Siemiontkowski takes a bow at the ShoreBest basketball player ever from Port Richmond? Has to be this man, all who remember watching him play say.Mike Jensen A baseball league for adults with disabilities helped fuel Chris Newell’s major-league dreamThe Virginia outfielder formed a bond with the late Joe Catania on a diamond in his hometown of Newtown Square. Now the MLB draft awaits.Matt Breen OpinionWhy the Flyers’ 47-year Stanley Cup drought shows no signs of ending soonIt will soon be 47 years since they last won the Stanley Cup. We solicited some outside voices for an analysis of why the drought has gone so long.Mike Sielski | Columnist AdvertisementEducationMoreThis Philly cheer team will need a fundraising miracle to compete in nationals.Kristen A. Graham They were top of their class at Haverford High 35 years ago. How did life turn out for these five seniors?Melanie Burney ‘It can’t ever be as bad as it was’: A look inside the challenging, complicated year at one Philly elementary schoolKristen A. Graham As teachers quit, another crisis looms: There may not be enough new ones to take their placesSusan Snyder This Philly cheer team will need a fundraising miracle to compete in nationals.Kristen A. Graham They were top of their class at Haverford High 35 years ago. How did life turn out for these five seniors?Melanie Burney ‘It can’t ever be as bad as it was’: A look inside the challenging, complicated year at one Philly elementary schoolKristen A. 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You decide with The Inquirer’s hoagie bracket.Between now and April 4, readers will weigh in on 16 sandwiches, picked with the help of Inquirer food critic Craig LaBan.Patricia Madej, Sam Morris, and Evan Weiss Who makes the best Italian hoagie in Philly? You decide with The Inquirer’s hoagie bracket.Between now and April 4, readers will weigh in on 16 sandwiches, picked with the help of Inquirer food critic Craig LaBan.Patricia Madej, Sam Morris, and Evan Weiss The eye revealed: How the mystery of the royal portraits came to light as the Art Museum prepped for its grand expansionStephan Salisbury OpinionArchitect Frank Gehry’s expanded Philadelphia Art Museum is beautiful, deferential, and very seriousInga Saffron | Columnist Fran Ross’ only novel became popular after she died, but her West Philly-bred satire keeps gaining powerCassie Owens OpinionHere’s how we can save summer at the Jersey Shore, according to those with the most at stake | OpinionElena Gooray and Kevin Riordan FoodMoreSpanning centuries, Penn’s new Reading Terminal photo archive captures the ‘magic of the market’The most mammoth trove of public market materials in the world, O’Neil’s collection will soon be open to the public at the Kislak Center for Special Collections, Rare Books and Manuscripts.Mike Newall Supermarkets spent 60 years avoiding North Philly. But Black entrepreneurs have fought to bring — and keep — them thereLynette Hazelton At the Lobster House, one of the nation’s busiest restaurants, it takes a small army to serve up seafoodJason Nark The best Italian hoagie in Philly, according to PhiladelphiansPatricia Madej, Sam Morris, and Evan Weiss Who makes the best Italian hoagie in Philly? You decide with The Inquirer’s hoagie bracket.Patricia Madej, Sam Morris, and Evan Weiss Inquirer InvestigationsThe Probation Trap: Lenient sentences in Pennsylvania often have harsh consequencesIn a 2019 investigative series, The Inquirer explored why Pennsylvania has one of the nation's highest rates of supervision, driven by unusual laws that leave judges unchecked. But many people fail, ending up in jail or in a cycle of ever more probation.Samantha Melamed and Dylan Purcell Toxic City: How unhealthy conditions are making thousands of Philly school children sickFor two years, Inquirer reporters examined lead paint in old homes, contaminated soil in once-industrial neighborhoods, and unhealthy conditions in public schools that made children sick, impacting poor and minority communities the most.Barbara Laker, Wendy Ruderman, and Dylan Purcell
Spanning centuries, Penn’s new Reading Terminal photo archive captures the ‘magic of the market’The most mammoth trove of public market materials in the world, O’Neil’s collection will soon be open to the public at the Kislak Center for Special Collections, Rare Books and Manuscripts.Mike Newall
Spanning centuries, Penn’s new Reading Terminal photo archive captures the ‘magic of the market’The most mammoth trove of public market materials in the world, O’Neil’s collection will soon be open to the public at the Kislak Center for Special Collections, Rare Books and Manuscripts.Mike Newall
A medical mystery: Why two Philly-area cousins, just miles apart, got rare brain cancersWendy Ruderman
A medical mystery: Why two Philly-area cousins, just miles apart, got rare brain cancersWendy Ruderman
During Philadelphia’s deadliest summer on record, just one weekend brings an incalculable level of traumaEllie Rushing, Jessica Griffin, Ximena Conde, and Chris Palmer
During Philadelphia’s deadliest summer on record, just one weekend brings an incalculable level of traumaEllie Rushing, Jessica Griffin, Ximena Conde, and Chris Palmer
A Philadelphia man testified in six murder cases. Then, he recanted. What is the truth?Samantha Melamed
A Philadelphia man testified in six murder cases. Then, he recanted. What is the truth?Samantha Melamed
Philadelphia’s gun violence crisis through the eyes of those experiencing it Anna Orso, Chris Palmer, Dylan Purcell, and Dain Saint
Philadelphia’s gun violence crisis through the eyes of those experiencing it Anna Orso, Chris Palmer, Dylan Purcell, and Dain Saint
During Philadelphia’s deadliest summer on record, just one weekend brings an incalculable level of traumaEllie Rushing, Jessica Griffin, Ximena Conde, and Chris Palmer
During Philadelphia’s deadliest summer on record, just one weekend brings an incalculable level of traumaEllie Rushing, Jessica Griffin, Ximena Conde, and Chris Palmer
A Philadelphia man testified in six murder cases. Then, he recanted. What is the truth?Samantha Melamed
A Philadelphia man testified in six murder cases. Then, he recanted. What is the truth?Samantha Melamed
Philadelphia’s gun violence crisis through the eyes of those experiencing it Anna Orso, Chris Palmer, Dylan Purcell, and Dain Saint
Philadelphia’s gun violence crisis through the eyes of those experiencing it Anna Orso, Chris Palmer, Dylan Purcell, and Dain Saint
Black and Blue: 190 years of police brutality against Black people in PhiladelphiaThese are some of the key events in the painful history of police violence against the Black community in Philadelphia, a glimpse into the legacy of racially discriminatory law enforcement in this city.Dain Saint, Craig R. McCoy, Tommy Rowan, and Valerie Russ
Black and Blue: 190 years of police brutality against Black people in PhiladelphiaThese are some of the key events in the painful history of police violence against the Black community in Philadelphia, a glimpse into the legacy of racially discriminatory law enforcement in this city.Dain Saint, Craig R. McCoy, Tommy Rowan, and Valerie Russ
A medical mystery: Why two Philly-area cousins, just miles apart, got rare brain cancersWendy Ruderman
A medical mystery: Why two Philly-area cousins, just miles apart, got rare brain cancersWendy Ruderman
Overdoses are killing a record number of Philadelphians as deaths soar among Black residentsAubrey Whelan and Kasturi Pananjady
Overdoses are killing a record number of Philadelphians as deaths soar among Black residentsAubrey Whelan and Kasturi Pananjady
From August 2022: Philly FOP picked problematic doctors for police ‘injured on duty’ benefitBarbara Laker, David Gambacorta, and William Bender
From August 2022: Philly FOP picked problematic doctors for police ‘injured on duty’ benefitBarbara Laker, David Gambacorta, and William Bender
Four Philly abortion providers talk about the calling that drives them to do emotionally challenging workSarah Gantz and video Lauren Schneiderman
Four Philly abortion providers talk about the calling that drives them to do emotionally challenging workSarah Gantz and video Lauren Schneiderman
A medical mystery: Why two Philly-area cousins, just miles apart, got rare brain cancersWendy Ruderman
A medical mystery: Why two Philly-area cousins, just miles apart, got rare brain cancersWendy Ruderman
Overdoses are killing a record number of Philadelphians as deaths soar among Black residentsAubrey Whelan and Kasturi Pananjady
Overdoses are killing a record number of Philadelphians as deaths soar among Black residentsAubrey Whelan and Kasturi Pananjady
From August 2022: Philly FOP picked problematic doctors for police ‘injured on duty’ benefitBarbara Laker, David Gambacorta, and William Bender
From August 2022: Philly FOP picked problematic doctors for police ‘injured on duty’ benefitBarbara Laker, David Gambacorta, and William Bender
Four Philly abortion providers talk about the calling that drives them to do emotionally challenging workSarah Gantz and video Lauren Schneiderman
Four Philly abortion providers talk about the calling that drives them to do emotionally challenging workSarah Gantz and video Lauren Schneiderman
Everything you need to know about the 2022 Pennsylvania primaryMichelle Myers, Andrew Seidman, and Jonathan Tamari
Everything you need to know about the 2022 Pennsylvania primaryMichelle Myers, Andrew Seidman, and Jonathan Tamari
As Temple grew in popularity, its share of Black students shrank. One school official says it ‘dropped the ball.’Bob Fernandez and Susan Snyder
As Temple grew in popularity, its share of Black students shrank. One school official says it ‘dropped the ball.’Bob Fernandez and Susan Snyder
Everything you need to know about the 2022 Pennsylvania primaryMichelle Myers, Andrew Seidman, and Jonathan Tamari
Everything you need to know about the 2022 Pennsylvania primaryMichelle Myers, Andrew Seidman, and Jonathan Tamari
As Temple grew in popularity, its share of Black students shrank. One school official says it ‘dropped the ball.’Bob Fernandez and Susan Snyder
As Temple grew in popularity, its share of Black students shrank. One school official says it ‘dropped the ball.’Bob Fernandez and Susan Snyder
Jim Curtin knew the Union would be good this year, but not record-breaking good"Did we know we had a record-breaking team? I would say no," Curtin told The Inquirer. But he knows what it took, and his role in it as manager.Jonathan Tannenwald
Jim Curtin knew the Union would be good this year, but not record-breaking good"Did we know we had a record-breaking team? I would say no," Curtin told The Inquirer. But he knows what it took, and his role in it as manager.Jonathan Tannenwald
This Philly cheer team will need a fundraising miracle to compete in nationals.George Washington High’s competitive cheer squad doesn’t have the resources many of its competitors have.Kristen A. Graham
This Philly cheer team will need a fundraising miracle to compete in nationals.George Washington High’s competitive cheer squad doesn’t have the resources many of its competitors have.Kristen A. Graham
Back from Sweden, North Catholic and Villanova legend Hank Siemiontkowski takes a bow at the ShoreBest basketball player ever from Port Richmond? Has to be this man, all who remember watching him play say.Mike Jensen
Back from Sweden, North Catholic and Villanova legend Hank Siemiontkowski takes a bow at the ShoreBest basketball player ever from Port Richmond? Has to be this man, all who remember watching him play say.Mike Jensen
A baseball league for adults with disabilities helped fuel Chris Newell’s major-league dreamThe Virginia outfielder formed a bond with the late Joe Catania on a diamond in his hometown of Newtown Square. Now the MLB draft awaits.Matt Breen
A baseball league for adults with disabilities helped fuel Chris Newell’s major-league dreamThe Virginia outfielder formed a bond with the late Joe Catania on a diamond in his hometown of Newtown Square. Now the MLB draft awaits.Matt Breen
OpinionWhy the Flyers’ 47-year Stanley Cup drought shows no signs of ending soonIt will soon be 47 years since they last won the Stanley Cup. We solicited some outside voices for an analysis of why the drought has gone so long.Mike Sielski | Columnist
OpinionWhy the Flyers’ 47-year Stanley Cup drought shows no signs of ending soonIt will soon be 47 years since they last won the Stanley Cup. We solicited some outside voices for an analysis of why the drought has gone so long.Mike Sielski | Columnist
They were top of their class at Haverford High 35 years ago. How did life turn out for these five seniors?Melanie Burney
They were top of their class at Haverford High 35 years ago. How did life turn out for these five seniors?Melanie Burney
‘It can’t ever be as bad as it was’: A look inside the challenging, complicated year at one Philly elementary schoolKristen A. Graham
‘It can’t ever be as bad as it was’: A look inside the challenging, complicated year at one Philly elementary schoolKristen A. Graham
As teachers quit, another crisis looms: There may not be enough new ones to take their placesSusan Snyder
As teachers quit, another crisis looms: There may not be enough new ones to take their placesSusan Snyder
They were top of their class at Haverford High 35 years ago. How did life turn out for these five seniors?Melanie Burney
They were top of their class at Haverford High 35 years ago. How did life turn out for these five seniors?Melanie Burney
‘It can’t ever be as bad as it was’: A look inside the challenging, complicated year at one Philly elementary schoolKristen A. Graham
‘It can’t ever be as bad as it was’: A look inside the challenging, complicated year at one Philly elementary schoolKristen A. Graham
As teachers quit, another crisis looms: There may not be enough new ones to take their placesSusan Snyder
As teachers quit, another crisis looms: There may not be enough new ones to take their placesSusan Snyder
Is your college degree worth what you paid for it? Search our tool to find out.Dain Saint, Bob Fernandez, and Erin Arvedlund
Is your college degree worth what you paid for it? Search our tool to find out.Dain Saint, Bob Fernandez, and Erin Arvedlund
College degrees are an investment. Here’s how to determine which ones actually pay off.Bob Fernandez, Erin Arvedlund, and Dain Saint
College degrees are an investment. Here’s how to determine which ones actually pay off.Bob Fernandez, Erin Arvedlund, and Dain Saint
Want to make big bucks right out of college? Study nursing. | Does that Degree Pay?Erin Arvedlund and Bob Fernandez
Want to make big bucks right out of college? Study nursing. | Does that Degree Pay?Erin Arvedlund and Bob Fernandez
Art majors struggle with high debt, low pay — especially at PAFA | Does that Degree Pay?Bob Fernandez and Erin Arvedlund
Art majors struggle with high debt, low pay — especially at PAFA | Does that Degree Pay?Bob Fernandez and Erin Arvedlund
These ‘poverty buster’ degrees offer high incomes, low college loan debt | Does that Degree Pay?Erin Arvedlund and Bob Fernandez
These ‘poverty buster’ degrees offer high incomes, low college loan debt | Does that Degree Pay?Erin Arvedlund and Bob Fernandez
Who makes the best Italian hoagie in Philly? You decide with The Inquirer’s hoagie bracket.Between now and April 4, readers will weigh in on 16 sandwiches, picked with the help of Inquirer food critic Craig LaBan.Patricia Madej, Sam Morris, and Evan Weiss
Who makes the best Italian hoagie in Philly? You decide with The Inquirer’s hoagie bracket.Between now and April 4, readers will weigh in on 16 sandwiches, picked with the help of Inquirer food critic Craig LaBan.Patricia Madej, Sam Morris, and Evan Weiss
Who makes the best Italian hoagie in Philly? You decide with The Inquirer’s hoagie bracket.Between now and April 4, readers will weigh in on 16 sandwiches, picked with the help of Inquirer food critic Craig LaBan.Patricia Madej, Sam Morris, and Evan Weiss
Who makes the best Italian hoagie in Philly? You decide with The Inquirer’s hoagie bracket.Between now and April 4, readers will weigh in on 16 sandwiches, picked with the help of Inquirer food critic Craig LaBan.Patricia Madej, Sam Morris, and Evan Weiss
The eye revealed: How the mystery of the royal portraits came to light as the Art Museum prepped for its grand expansionStephan Salisbury
The eye revealed: How the mystery of the royal portraits came to light as the Art Museum prepped for its grand expansionStephan Salisbury
OpinionArchitect Frank Gehry’s expanded Philadelphia Art Museum is beautiful, deferential, and very seriousInga Saffron | Columnist
OpinionArchitect Frank Gehry’s expanded Philadelphia Art Museum is beautiful, deferential, and very seriousInga Saffron | Columnist
Fran Ross’ only novel became popular after she died, but her West Philly-bred satire keeps gaining powerCassie Owens
Fran Ross’ only novel became popular after she died, but her West Philly-bred satire keeps gaining powerCassie Owens
OpinionHere’s how we can save summer at the Jersey Shore, according to those with the most at stake | OpinionElena Gooray and Kevin Riordan
OpinionHere’s how we can save summer at the Jersey Shore, according to those with the most at stake | OpinionElena Gooray and Kevin Riordan
Spanning centuries, Penn’s new Reading Terminal photo archive captures the ‘magic of the market’The most mammoth trove of public market materials in the world, O’Neil’s collection will soon be open to the public at the Kislak Center for Special Collections, Rare Books and Manuscripts.Mike Newall
Spanning centuries, Penn’s new Reading Terminal photo archive captures the ‘magic of the market’The most mammoth trove of public market materials in the world, O’Neil’s collection will soon be open to the public at the Kislak Center for Special Collections, Rare Books and Manuscripts.Mike Newall
Supermarkets spent 60 years avoiding North Philly. But Black entrepreneurs have fought to bring — and keep — them thereLynette Hazelton
Supermarkets spent 60 years avoiding North Philly. But Black entrepreneurs have fought to bring — and keep — them thereLynette Hazelton
At the Lobster House, one of the nation’s busiest restaurants, it takes a small army to serve up seafoodJason Nark
At the Lobster House, one of the nation’s busiest restaurants, it takes a small army to serve up seafoodJason Nark
The best Italian hoagie in Philly, according to PhiladelphiansPatricia Madej, Sam Morris, and Evan Weiss
The best Italian hoagie in Philly, according to PhiladelphiansPatricia Madej, Sam Morris, and Evan Weiss
Who makes the best Italian hoagie in Philly? You decide with The Inquirer’s hoagie bracket.Patricia Madej, Sam Morris, and Evan Weiss
Who makes the best Italian hoagie in Philly? You decide with The Inquirer’s hoagie bracket.Patricia Madej, Sam Morris, and Evan Weiss
The Probation Trap: Lenient sentences in Pennsylvania often have harsh consequencesIn a 2019 investigative series, The Inquirer explored why Pennsylvania has one of the nation's highest rates of supervision, driven by unusual laws that leave judges unchecked. But many people fail, ending up in jail or in a cycle of ever more probation.Samantha Melamed and Dylan Purcell
The Probation Trap: Lenient sentences in Pennsylvania often have harsh consequencesIn a 2019 investigative series, The Inquirer explored why Pennsylvania has one of the nation's highest rates of supervision, driven by unusual laws that leave judges unchecked. But many people fail, ending up in jail or in a cycle of ever more probation.Samantha Melamed and Dylan Purcell
Toxic City: How unhealthy conditions are making thousands of Philly school children sickFor two years, Inquirer reporters examined lead paint in old homes, contaminated soil in once-industrial neighborhoods, and unhealthy conditions in public schools that made children sick, impacting poor and minority communities the most.Barbara Laker, Wendy Ruderman, and Dylan Purcell
Toxic City: How unhealthy conditions are making thousands of Philly school children sickFor two years, Inquirer reporters examined lead paint in old homes, contaminated soil in once-industrial neighborhoods, and unhealthy conditions in public schools that made children sick, impacting poor and minority communities the most.Barbara Laker, Wendy Ruderman, and Dylan Purcell
