SchuylkillWoman charged in 2014 cold case killing of 69-year-old Northeast Philly man who was shot and dumped in the SchuylkillVito Maglio disappeared in December 2014, and his body was found in the Schuylkill months later. His killing went unsolved for nearly 12 years — until this week.Ellie Rushing In Montco data center fight, local officials say a developer has ‘bullied’ them. He says that’s a ‘bold-faced lie.’Erin McCarthy Philly got a break from wildfire smoke Sunday, but will the fresh air last? Brett Sholtis ‘I’m proud of the city that I’m from’: Kurt Vile on why his new album is called ‘Philadelphia’s Been Good To Me’ Dan DeLuca Amtrak and three counties are teaming up to restore passenger trains between Reading and PhillyThomas Fitzgerald Advertisement4.6-million-square-foot King of Prussia data centers poised for nitty-gritty discussionA Main Line developer wants to build more than 4.6 million square feet of data centers in a small section of King of Prussia.Erin McCarthy How to have a Perfect Philly Day, according to historian, author, and educator Michelle Craig McDonaldMcDonald, author of book on coffee's role in the Revolution, said her perfect day includes lots of coffee and cooking, a great Philly workout, and reading crime novels in Rittenhouse Square.Mike Newall See what $405,000 can buy you in the Fairmount, Drexel Hill, and Camden County housing markets | The Price PointThese homes in Philadelphia's Fairmount neighborhood; Upper Darby Township, Delaware County; and Borough of Magnolia, Camden County, are all listed for sale for around $405,000.Olivia Prusky OpinionThe hidden link between mummers and Pennsylvania’s most notorious labor rebelsTen Irish Catholic miners, all "Molly Maguires," were hanged 149 years ago this week. The key to understanding who they really were lies in a holiday tradition still celebrated in Philadelphia today.Mark Bulik, For The Inquirer Philly area set to receive record-breaking $322M in state and federal money for trailsProjects in line for funding include the much-anticipated Spring Garden Connector.Frank Kummer Parts of Fairmount Park were not only the site of America’s first paper mill, but also the country’s first company townRittenhouseTown, which thrived for more than a century, was the site of the paper mill that was the only source of paper in America for more than 40 years. Elizabeth Wellington Where to watch Fourth of July fireworks in Philly, the suburbs, South Jersey, and the ShoreThe nation's 250th birthday means more fireworks than usual. Find Fourth of July displays in Philadelphia, the suburbs, South Jersey, and the Jersey Shore.Morgan Ritter How to have a perfect Philly day, according to actor and director Amina RobinsonThe new artistic director of Norristown’s Theatre Horizon takes us all over Philly.Rosa Cartagena OpinionJD Vance can never become president | Will Bunch NewsletterPlus, how the 14th Amendment saved U.S. men’s soccer.Will Bunch | Columnist Philadelphia’s new floating art installation finally arrives on the Schuylkill at Bartram’s GardenFloatLab reaches Southwest Philly after a lengthy trip up the East Coast.Olivia Prusky The Philly Spelling Bee: Put your knowledge of local place names to the testThe Scripps Spelling Bee takes place today, here’s a spelling bee that’s a little closer to home.Sam Morris University City holds 11% of Philly jobs. Can it continue to thrive as higher ed faces a national crisis?The new head of the University City District is confident in the future of this Philadelphia jobs hub. Jake Blumgart Philly climbs a notch in nation’s parks ranking largely because of this new city open spacePhiladelphia, although far from a leader, has risen in a national ranking of park systems over the past two years. It just moved up to 27 out of 100. A new park in Bridesburg helped.Frank Kummer Christina Dochwat, celebrated iconographer for the Ukrainian and Byzantine Catholic Churches, has died at 91“She made her faces lovely so you were drawn to them,” said longtime friend and caregiver Eugene Luciw. Gary Miles Controversial AI data center proposal has been resurrected outside ConshohockenA Main Line developer is again seeking a special zoning exception at the Plymouth Township site, less than a mile from Conshohocken, to build a 2 million-square-foot AI data center.Erin McCarthy See more storiesAdvertisement
Woman charged in 2014 cold case killing of 69-year-old Northeast Philly man who was shot and dumped in the SchuylkillVito Maglio disappeared in December 2014, and his body was found in the Schuylkill months later. His killing went unsolved for nearly 12 years — until this week.Ellie Rushing
Woman charged in 2014 cold case killing of 69-year-old Northeast Philly man who was shot and dumped in the SchuylkillVito Maglio disappeared in December 2014, and his body was found in the Schuylkill months later. His killing went unsolved for nearly 12 years — until this week.Ellie Rushing
In Montco data center fight, local officials say a developer has ‘bullied’ them. He says that’s a ‘bold-faced lie.’Erin McCarthy
In Montco data center fight, local officials say a developer has ‘bullied’ them. He says that’s a ‘bold-faced lie.’Erin McCarthy
‘I’m proud of the city that I’m from’: Kurt Vile on why his new album is called ‘Philadelphia’s Been Good To Me’ Dan DeLuca
‘I’m proud of the city that I’m from’: Kurt Vile on why his new album is called ‘Philadelphia’s Been Good To Me’ Dan DeLuca
Amtrak and three counties are teaming up to restore passenger trains between Reading and PhillyThomas Fitzgerald
Amtrak and three counties are teaming up to restore passenger trains between Reading and PhillyThomas Fitzgerald
4.6-million-square-foot King of Prussia data centers poised for nitty-gritty discussionA Main Line developer wants to build more than 4.6 million square feet of data centers in a small section of King of Prussia.Erin McCarthy
4.6-million-square-foot King of Prussia data centers poised for nitty-gritty discussionA Main Line developer wants to build more than 4.6 million square feet of data centers in a small section of King of Prussia.Erin McCarthy
How to have a Perfect Philly Day, according to historian, author, and educator Michelle Craig McDonaldMcDonald, author of book on coffee's role in the Revolution, said her perfect day includes lots of coffee and cooking, a great Philly workout, and reading crime novels in Rittenhouse Square.Mike Newall
How to have a Perfect Philly Day, according to historian, author, and educator Michelle Craig McDonaldMcDonald, author of book on coffee's role in the Revolution, said her perfect day includes lots of coffee and cooking, a great Philly workout, and reading crime novels in Rittenhouse Square.Mike Newall
See what $405,000 can buy you in the Fairmount, Drexel Hill, and Camden County housing markets | The Price PointThese homes in Philadelphia's Fairmount neighborhood; Upper Darby Township, Delaware County; and Borough of Magnolia, Camden County, are all listed for sale for around $405,000.Olivia Prusky
See what $405,000 can buy you in the Fairmount, Drexel Hill, and Camden County housing markets | The Price PointThese homes in Philadelphia's Fairmount neighborhood; Upper Darby Township, Delaware County; and Borough of Magnolia, Camden County, are all listed for sale for around $405,000.Olivia Prusky
OpinionThe hidden link between mummers and Pennsylvania’s most notorious labor rebelsTen Irish Catholic miners, all "Molly Maguires," were hanged 149 years ago this week. The key to understanding who they really were lies in a holiday tradition still celebrated in Philadelphia today.Mark Bulik, For The Inquirer
OpinionThe hidden link between mummers and Pennsylvania’s most notorious labor rebelsTen Irish Catholic miners, all "Molly Maguires," were hanged 149 years ago this week. The key to understanding who they really were lies in a holiday tradition still celebrated in Philadelphia today.Mark Bulik, For The Inquirer
Philly area set to receive record-breaking $322M in state and federal money for trailsProjects in line for funding include the much-anticipated Spring Garden Connector.Frank Kummer
Philly area set to receive record-breaking $322M in state and federal money for trailsProjects in line for funding include the much-anticipated Spring Garden Connector.Frank Kummer
Parts of Fairmount Park were not only the site of America’s first paper mill, but also the country’s first company townRittenhouseTown, which thrived for more than a century, was the site of the paper mill that was the only source of paper in America for more than 40 years. Elizabeth Wellington
Parts of Fairmount Park were not only the site of America’s first paper mill, but also the country’s first company townRittenhouseTown, which thrived for more than a century, was the site of the paper mill that was the only source of paper in America for more than 40 years. Elizabeth Wellington
Where to watch Fourth of July fireworks in Philly, the suburbs, South Jersey, and the ShoreThe nation's 250th birthday means more fireworks than usual. Find Fourth of July displays in Philadelphia, the suburbs, South Jersey, and the Jersey Shore.Morgan Ritter
Where to watch Fourth of July fireworks in Philly, the suburbs, South Jersey, and the ShoreThe nation's 250th birthday means more fireworks than usual. Find Fourth of July displays in Philadelphia, the suburbs, South Jersey, and the Jersey Shore.Morgan Ritter
How to have a perfect Philly day, according to actor and director Amina RobinsonThe new artistic director of Norristown’s Theatre Horizon takes us all over Philly.Rosa Cartagena
How to have a perfect Philly day, according to actor and director Amina RobinsonThe new artistic director of Norristown’s Theatre Horizon takes us all over Philly.Rosa Cartagena
OpinionJD Vance can never become president | Will Bunch NewsletterPlus, how the 14th Amendment saved U.S. men’s soccer.Will Bunch | Columnist
OpinionJD Vance can never become president | Will Bunch NewsletterPlus, how the 14th Amendment saved U.S. men’s soccer.Will Bunch | Columnist
Philadelphia’s new floating art installation finally arrives on the Schuylkill at Bartram’s GardenFloatLab reaches Southwest Philly after a lengthy trip up the East Coast.Olivia Prusky
Philadelphia’s new floating art installation finally arrives on the Schuylkill at Bartram’s GardenFloatLab reaches Southwest Philly after a lengthy trip up the East Coast.Olivia Prusky
The Philly Spelling Bee: Put your knowledge of local place names to the testThe Scripps Spelling Bee takes place today, here’s a spelling bee that’s a little closer to home.Sam Morris
The Philly Spelling Bee: Put your knowledge of local place names to the testThe Scripps Spelling Bee takes place today, here’s a spelling bee that’s a little closer to home.Sam Morris
University City holds 11% of Philly jobs. Can it continue to thrive as higher ed faces a national crisis?The new head of the University City District is confident in the future of this Philadelphia jobs hub. Jake Blumgart
University City holds 11% of Philly jobs. Can it continue to thrive as higher ed faces a national crisis?The new head of the University City District is confident in the future of this Philadelphia jobs hub. Jake Blumgart
Philly climbs a notch in nation’s parks ranking largely because of this new city open spacePhiladelphia, although far from a leader, has risen in a national ranking of park systems over the past two years. It just moved up to 27 out of 100. A new park in Bridesburg helped.Frank Kummer
Philly climbs a notch in nation’s parks ranking largely because of this new city open spacePhiladelphia, although far from a leader, has risen in a national ranking of park systems over the past two years. It just moved up to 27 out of 100. A new park in Bridesburg helped.Frank Kummer
Christina Dochwat, celebrated iconographer for the Ukrainian and Byzantine Catholic Churches, has died at 91“She made her faces lovely so you were drawn to them,” said longtime friend and caregiver Eugene Luciw. Gary Miles
Christina Dochwat, celebrated iconographer for the Ukrainian and Byzantine Catholic Churches, has died at 91“She made her faces lovely so you were drawn to them,” said longtime friend and caregiver Eugene Luciw. Gary Miles
Controversial AI data center proposal has been resurrected outside ConshohockenA Main Line developer is again seeking a special zoning exception at the Plymouth Township site, less than a mile from Conshohocken, to build a 2 million-square-foot AI data center.Erin McCarthy
Controversial AI data center proposal has been resurrected outside ConshohockenA Main Line developer is again seeking a special zoning exception at the Plymouth Township site, less than a mile from Conshohocken, to build a 2 million-square-foot AI data center.Erin McCarthy
