Temple UniversityMore than 65,000 immigrants are being held in federal detention, a big increase from when Trump took office"They are dead serious about moving as many people out of the country as possible, and keeping them detained while they do it," said Philly immigration attorney Jonah Eaton.Jeff Gammage A man died driving on Northwest Philly’s winding, wet roads. The neighborhood has tried addressing the danger for decades.Henry Savage Temple Health reported a $15 million operating loss in the first quarter of fiscal 2026Harold Brubaker These professors say they’re part of a growing movement banning laptops from the classroomSusan Snyder Inside a Kensington wound care clinicAubrey Whelan AdvertisementJohn Borodiak, Hall of Fame pro soccer player and longtime dental lab owner, has died at 89 In 1967, Daily News sportswriter Dick Metzgar published his Christmas wish list and asked for “more hustling performers like little fullback John Borodiak.” Gary Miles Temple Health says its new medical malpractice strategy is workingTemple's strategy of settling old medical malpractice cases with the help of seasoned commercial litigators is expected to pay off in the long term with lower malpractice costs.Harold Brubaker Colman Domingo will deliver Temple University’s commencement speech next MayThe West Philly born actor, who studied journalism at Temple before dropping out to pursue acting, will also receive an honorary degree.Elizabeth Wellington Rape crisis centers are finally getting funding from Pennsylvania’s budget, but advocates say it’s not enough to support survivorsThe Pennsylvania Coalition to Advance Respect estimates that 47 rape crisis centers will see an average increase of $5,300 — its first in five years, but still not enough, the organization said. Fallon Roth Temple marching band is preparing to go to New York for Macy’s Thanksgiving Day ParadeThe 200-member band is one of 11 that has been selected to participate in the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City. It’s a first for Temple, which will be the only band from Pennsylvania. Susan Snyder One year of inspections at Temple University Hospital: September 2024 - August 2025Temple's Episcopal campus was cited for failing to maintain cleaning logs for its crisis center. Sarah Gantz Temple’s head of enrollment abruptly resignsJose Aviles’ resignation is effective Dec. 2. No reasons were given for his sudden departure, which comes amidst another application cycle. Susan Snyder The parents of a 16-year-old shot and killed last month want Philadelphia to know not just how he died, but who he wasXzavier Gregory was shot and killed Oct. 11 near Northeast Philadelphia High. His parents want the city to know the vibrant teen behind the headline.Ellie Rushing OpinionFor 30 years, Esperanza has served ‘the least of these’ and those who ‘just need a break’ | Philly GivesA stolen Snickers bar helped prepare the Rev. Luis Cortés Jr. to build and lead Esperanza in the heart of North Philadelphia’s predominantly Hispanic Hunting Park neighborhood.Jane M. Von Bergen, For The Inquirer What to know about ventricular fibrillation, the heart condition that sent Sen. John Fetterman to the hospitalThe condition is the most severe form of arrhythmia and a common cause of cardiac death. Fetterman's outcome could have been helped by the defibrillator that he had implanted after a stroke in 2022.Aubrey Whelan and Kayla Yup The shutdown is over. The people whose SNAP benefits were frozen are still ‘kind of in shock.’Even as the government shutdown ends, SNAP recipients across Philadelphia wonder if a longtime safety net can still be relied on. Zoe Greenberg and Alfred Lubrano Temple plans to fill the gap left by UArts with their new Center City campusTemple purchased Terra Hall, which was the main academic building for the now-closed University of the Arts. It will become Temple's Center City campus.Susan Snyder and Peter Dobrin 3,000 security guards in Philadelphia get a new union contract with raisesIn a union survey earlier this year, some security guards reported that the job didn’t pay enough to cover their basic needs and that they received little to no recent training for the job. Ariana Perez-Castells James Newton, a WWII veteran who forged his mother’s signature to join the Army, has died at 99Newton joined the Army when he was 17 years old, and served in Guam and Okinawa, Japan during World War 2. He lived in North Philadelphia since the 1950s with his wife Bernice and their children. Nate File Philly sends a third of its trash to a Chester incinerator. Council members took a ‘Toxic Tour’ to get a closer look.Reworld’s contract with Philadelphia ends in June 2026. Councilmember Jamie Gauthier has introduced a bill that would prohibit the city from incinerating trash.Sean Collins Walsh See more storiesAdvertisement
More than 65,000 immigrants are being held in federal detention, a big increase from when Trump took office"They are dead serious about moving as many people out of the country as possible, and keeping them detained while they do it," said Philly immigration attorney Jonah Eaton.Jeff Gammage
More than 65,000 immigrants are being held in federal detention, a big increase from when Trump took office"They are dead serious about moving as many people out of the country as possible, and keeping them detained while they do it," said Philly immigration attorney Jonah Eaton.Jeff Gammage
A man died driving on Northwest Philly’s winding, wet roads. The neighborhood has tried addressing the danger for decades.Henry Savage
A man died driving on Northwest Philly’s winding, wet roads. The neighborhood has tried addressing the danger for decades.Henry Savage
Temple Health reported a $15 million operating loss in the first quarter of fiscal 2026Harold Brubaker
Temple Health reported a $15 million operating loss in the first quarter of fiscal 2026Harold Brubaker
These professors say they’re part of a growing movement banning laptops from the classroomSusan Snyder
These professors say they’re part of a growing movement banning laptops from the classroomSusan Snyder
John Borodiak, Hall of Fame pro soccer player and longtime dental lab owner, has died at 89 In 1967, Daily News sportswriter Dick Metzgar published his Christmas wish list and asked for “more hustling performers like little fullback John Borodiak.” Gary Miles
John Borodiak, Hall of Fame pro soccer player and longtime dental lab owner, has died at 89 In 1967, Daily News sportswriter Dick Metzgar published his Christmas wish list and asked for “more hustling performers like little fullback John Borodiak.” Gary Miles
Temple Health says its new medical malpractice strategy is workingTemple's strategy of settling old medical malpractice cases with the help of seasoned commercial litigators is expected to pay off in the long term with lower malpractice costs.Harold Brubaker
Temple Health says its new medical malpractice strategy is workingTemple's strategy of settling old medical malpractice cases with the help of seasoned commercial litigators is expected to pay off in the long term with lower malpractice costs.Harold Brubaker
Colman Domingo will deliver Temple University’s commencement speech next MayThe West Philly born actor, who studied journalism at Temple before dropping out to pursue acting, will also receive an honorary degree.Elizabeth Wellington
Colman Domingo will deliver Temple University’s commencement speech next MayThe West Philly born actor, who studied journalism at Temple before dropping out to pursue acting, will also receive an honorary degree.Elizabeth Wellington
Rape crisis centers are finally getting funding from Pennsylvania’s budget, but advocates say it’s not enough to support survivorsThe Pennsylvania Coalition to Advance Respect estimates that 47 rape crisis centers will see an average increase of $5,300 — its first in five years, but still not enough, the organization said. Fallon Roth
Rape crisis centers are finally getting funding from Pennsylvania’s budget, but advocates say it’s not enough to support survivorsThe Pennsylvania Coalition to Advance Respect estimates that 47 rape crisis centers will see an average increase of $5,300 — its first in five years, but still not enough, the organization said. Fallon Roth
Temple marching band is preparing to go to New York for Macy’s Thanksgiving Day ParadeThe 200-member band is one of 11 that has been selected to participate in the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City. It’s a first for Temple, which will be the only band from Pennsylvania. Susan Snyder
Temple marching band is preparing to go to New York for Macy’s Thanksgiving Day ParadeThe 200-member band is one of 11 that has been selected to participate in the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City. It’s a first for Temple, which will be the only band from Pennsylvania. Susan Snyder
One year of inspections at Temple University Hospital: September 2024 - August 2025Temple's Episcopal campus was cited for failing to maintain cleaning logs for its crisis center. Sarah Gantz
One year of inspections at Temple University Hospital: September 2024 - August 2025Temple's Episcopal campus was cited for failing to maintain cleaning logs for its crisis center. Sarah Gantz
Temple’s head of enrollment abruptly resignsJose Aviles’ resignation is effective Dec. 2. No reasons were given for his sudden departure, which comes amidst another application cycle. Susan Snyder
Temple’s head of enrollment abruptly resignsJose Aviles’ resignation is effective Dec. 2. No reasons were given for his sudden departure, which comes amidst another application cycle. Susan Snyder
The parents of a 16-year-old shot and killed last month want Philadelphia to know not just how he died, but who he wasXzavier Gregory was shot and killed Oct. 11 near Northeast Philadelphia High. His parents want the city to know the vibrant teen behind the headline.Ellie Rushing
The parents of a 16-year-old shot and killed last month want Philadelphia to know not just how he died, but who he wasXzavier Gregory was shot and killed Oct. 11 near Northeast Philadelphia High. His parents want the city to know the vibrant teen behind the headline.Ellie Rushing
OpinionFor 30 years, Esperanza has served ‘the least of these’ and those who ‘just need a break’ | Philly GivesA stolen Snickers bar helped prepare the Rev. Luis Cortés Jr. to build and lead Esperanza in the heart of North Philadelphia’s predominantly Hispanic Hunting Park neighborhood.Jane M. Von Bergen, For The Inquirer
OpinionFor 30 years, Esperanza has served ‘the least of these’ and those who ‘just need a break’ | Philly GivesA stolen Snickers bar helped prepare the Rev. Luis Cortés Jr. to build and lead Esperanza in the heart of North Philadelphia’s predominantly Hispanic Hunting Park neighborhood.Jane M. Von Bergen, For The Inquirer
What to know about ventricular fibrillation, the heart condition that sent Sen. John Fetterman to the hospitalThe condition is the most severe form of arrhythmia and a common cause of cardiac death. Fetterman's outcome could have been helped by the defibrillator that he had implanted after a stroke in 2022.Aubrey Whelan and Kayla Yup
What to know about ventricular fibrillation, the heart condition that sent Sen. John Fetterman to the hospitalThe condition is the most severe form of arrhythmia and a common cause of cardiac death. Fetterman's outcome could have been helped by the defibrillator that he had implanted after a stroke in 2022.Aubrey Whelan and Kayla Yup
The shutdown is over. The people whose SNAP benefits were frozen are still ‘kind of in shock.’Even as the government shutdown ends, SNAP recipients across Philadelphia wonder if a longtime safety net can still be relied on. Zoe Greenberg and Alfred Lubrano
The shutdown is over. The people whose SNAP benefits were frozen are still ‘kind of in shock.’Even as the government shutdown ends, SNAP recipients across Philadelphia wonder if a longtime safety net can still be relied on. Zoe Greenberg and Alfred Lubrano
Temple plans to fill the gap left by UArts with their new Center City campusTemple purchased Terra Hall, which was the main academic building for the now-closed University of the Arts. It will become Temple's Center City campus.Susan Snyder and Peter Dobrin
Temple plans to fill the gap left by UArts with their new Center City campusTemple purchased Terra Hall, which was the main academic building for the now-closed University of the Arts. It will become Temple's Center City campus.Susan Snyder and Peter Dobrin
3,000 security guards in Philadelphia get a new union contract with raisesIn a union survey earlier this year, some security guards reported that the job didn’t pay enough to cover their basic needs and that they received little to no recent training for the job. Ariana Perez-Castells
3,000 security guards in Philadelphia get a new union contract with raisesIn a union survey earlier this year, some security guards reported that the job didn’t pay enough to cover their basic needs and that they received little to no recent training for the job. Ariana Perez-Castells
James Newton, a WWII veteran who forged his mother’s signature to join the Army, has died at 99Newton joined the Army when he was 17 years old, and served in Guam and Okinawa, Japan during World War 2. He lived in North Philadelphia since the 1950s with his wife Bernice and their children. Nate File
James Newton, a WWII veteran who forged his mother’s signature to join the Army, has died at 99Newton joined the Army when he was 17 years old, and served in Guam and Okinawa, Japan during World War 2. He lived in North Philadelphia since the 1950s with his wife Bernice and their children. Nate File
Philly sends a third of its trash to a Chester incinerator. Council members took a ‘Toxic Tour’ to get a closer look.Reworld’s contract with Philadelphia ends in June 2026. Councilmember Jamie Gauthier has introduced a bill that would prohibit the city from incinerating trash.Sean Collins Walsh
Philly sends a third of its trash to a Chester incinerator. Council members took a ‘Toxic Tour’ to get a closer look.Reworld’s contract with Philadelphia ends in June 2026. Councilmember Jamie Gauthier has introduced a bill that would prohibit the city from incinerating trash.Sean Collins Walsh
