West PhiladelphiaProject HOME adds new beds for homeless patients leaving the hospitalProject HOME officials say respite beds, for patients without anywhere to go after they're discharged from a hospital, are in high demand and short supply across Philadelphia.Aubrey Whelan Poll: Philadelphians feel safe and see a cleaner city under Mayor Parker — but schools remain a major concernAnna Orso Need a lawyer for your small business? These Penn clinics offer legal help for free | Expert opinionGene Marks, For The Inquirer These athletes all received heart transplants. Now they’re representing Philadelphia at the Transplant Games of America.Kayla Yup Why did a firearms instructor who promoted gun safety shoot three Philly cops? Those who knew him struggle for answers.Jesse Bunch AdvertisementOfficer wounded in fatal West Philly shooting released from hospital, as questions about the incident remainPolice did not release the names of the three officers injured or identify those who fired their weapons in the Saturday night shooting that left Eric Franks dead. Jillian Kramer, Jesse Bunch, and Ellie Rushing Phyllis Taylor, pioneering hospice nurse, celebrated prison chaplain, and renowned world peace activist, has died at 84 She fed the hungry at St. Vincent de Paul Church, befriended immigrants and refugees with the New Sanctuary Movement, and comforted children and families at St. Christopher’s Hospital for Children.Gary Miles This West Philly High graduate almost dropped out of school. Instead, he has a diploma and a full-time job.Jayzen Smith, a recent graduate of West Philadelphia High, overcame housing and food insecurity. Now, he's working full-time and mapping a path to the trades.Kristen A. Graham No Philly mayor has lost reelection in modern history. So does Mayor Parker have anything to worry about?Progressives are eyeing the mayor's office after State Rep. Chris Rabb's win in the 3rd Congressional District. But any challenger to Parker would be considered a significant underdog.Anna Orso Urban League of Greater Philadelphia is opening a free clinic in West PhiladelphiaThe Urban League's Center for Well-Being is expected to open early next year and offer additional services, such as workforce development, housing support, and reentry services.Harold Brubaker Acquitted of double murder as a teen, he now faces new charges in a West Philly shooting that left two deadAndre Bowie, 22, has been charged with killing two men near 60th and Delancey Streets in March. He was acquitted of a double murder at a trial three years ago.Ellie Rushing Philly City Council will hold hearings to investigate police response during Pride celebration in the Gayborhood“It’s clear that this was a lack of communication, a lack of planning, and a lack of clear on-the-ground decision making of what to do in this situation,” said Councilmember Rue Landau.Andrea Padilla and Anna Orso A Havertown native is giving historic $112.6 million to Drexel, months after his record gift to St. Joe’s PrepThe record-setting gift from The Howley Foundation will be used to establish Drexel's new college of engineering and computing, renovate space in two buildings and provide more scholarships.Susan Snyder Philly progressives made gains in Democratic ward elections. But party chair Bob Brady remains well-positioned for reelection. The Philadelphia Democratic Party’s internal politics have become a key battleground in between progressive upstarts and the establishment.Sean Collins Walsh OpinionIBX's Lorina Marshall-Blake retires with flair and verveInquirer columnist Jenice Armstrong talked with the iconic Lorina Marshall-Blake about her amazing career, legacy of service, and her love of hats.Jenice Armstrong | Columnist Penn Medicine extended CEO Kevin Mahoney’s contract through June 2031Mahoney has led the University of Pennsylvania Health System since June 2019 and guided the system through the upheavals of COVID-19 early in his tenure.Harold Brubaker Woman charged with murder in stabbing death of mother in West PhiladelphiaPolice arrested 32-year-old Nazirah Devore and accused her of murdering her mother, Charmaine, on Sunday night. Jesse Bunch Where to eatAll the farmers markets worth knowing in Philadelphia and the suburbsGrab your tote bag and your grocery list: it's farmers market season in and around Philadelphia. Here are 25 of the best markets in the city, the suburbs, and down the shore.Hira Qureshi Time is running out for Uber tax negotiations, and Philly teachers and advocates are pleading: reverse classroom budget cuts“Put up or shut up,” an education advocate told Council. Teachers and others talked about the devastating impact of Philadelphia School District cuts as the deadline for a City Council budget nears.Kristen A. Graham Ursinus College lays off 15% of nonfaculty staffThe layoffs are part of Ursinus’s ongoing effort to cut $10 million from its budget and close a deficit. The school cut 29 full-time faculty positions - nearly a quarter - earlier this academic year.Susan Snyder See more storiesAdvertisement
Project HOME adds new beds for homeless patients leaving the hospitalProject HOME officials say respite beds, for patients without anywhere to go after they're discharged from a hospital, are in high demand and short supply across Philadelphia.Aubrey Whelan
Project HOME adds new beds for homeless patients leaving the hospitalProject HOME officials say respite beds, for patients without anywhere to go after they're discharged from a hospital, are in high demand and short supply across Philadelphia.Aubrey Whelan
Poll: Philadelphians feel safe and see a cleaner city under Mayor Parker — but schools remain a major concernAnna Orso
Poll: Philadelphians feel safe and see a cleaner city under Mayor Parker — but schools remain a major concernAnna Orso
Need a lawyer for your small business? These Penn clinics offer legal help for free | Expert opinionGene Marks, For The Inquirer
Need a lawyer for your small business? These Penn clinics offer legal help for free | Expert opinionGene Marks, For The Inquirer
These athletes all received heart transplants. Now they’re representing Philadelphia at the Transplant Games of America.Kayla Yup
These athletes all received heart transplants. Now they’re representing Philadelphia at the Transplant Games of America.Kayla Yup
Why did a firearms instructor who promoted gun safety shoot three Philly cops? Those who knew him struggle for answers.Jesse Bunch
Why did a firearms instructor who promoted gun safety shoot three Philly cops? Those who knew him struggle for answers.Jesse Bunch
Officer wounded in fatal West Philly shooting released from hospital, as questions about the incident remainPolice did not release the names of the three officers injured or identify those who fired their weapons in the Saturday night shooting that left Eric Franks dead. Jillian Kramer, Jesse Bunch, and Ellie Rushing
Officer wounded in fatal West Philly shooting released from hospital, as questions about the incident remainPolice did not release the names of the three officers injured or identify those who fired their weapons in the Saturday night shooting that left Eric Franks dead. Jillian Kramer, Jesse Bunch, and Ellie Rushing
Phyllis Taylor, pioneering hospice nurse, celebrated prison chaplain, and renowned world peace activist, has died at 84 She fed the hungry at St. Vincent de Paul Church, befriended immigrants and refugees with the New Sanctuary Movement, and comforted children and families at St. Christopher’s Hospital for Children.Gary Miles
Phyllis Taylor, pioneering hospice nurse, celebrated prison chaplain, and renowned world peace activist, has died at 84 She fed the hungry at St. Vincent de Paul Church, befriended immigrants and refugees with the New Sanctuary Movement, and comforted children and families at St. Christopher’s Hospital for Children.Gary Miles
This West Philly High graduate almost dropped out of school. Instead, he has a diploma and a full-time job.Jayzen Smith, a recent graduate of West Philadelphia High, overcame housing and food insecurity. Now, he's working full-time and mapping a path to the trades.Kristen A. Graham
This West Philly High graduate almost dropped out of school. Instead, he has a diploma and a full-time job.Jayzen Smith, a recent graduate of West Philadelphia High, overcame housing and food insecurity. Now, he's working full-time and mapping a path to the trades.Kristen A. Graham
No Philly mayor has lost reelection in modern history. So does Mayor Parker have anything to worry about?Progressives are eyeing the mayor's office after State Rep. Chris Rabb's win in the 3rd Congressional District. But any challenger to Parker would be considered a significant underdog.Anna Orso
No Philly mayor has lost reelection in modern history. So does Mayor Parker have anything to worry about?Progressives are eyeing the mayor's office after State Rep. Chris Rabb's win in the 3rd Congressional District. But any challenger to Parker would be considered a significant underdog.Anna Orso
Urban League of Greater Philadelphia is opening a free clinic in West PhiladelphiaThe Urban League's Center for Well-Being is expected to open early next year and offer additional services, such as workforce development, housing support, and reentry services.Harold Brubaker
Urban League of Greater Philadelphia is opening a free clinic in West PhiladelphiaThe Urban League's Center for Well-Being is expected to open early next year and offer additional services, such as workforce development, housing support, and reentry services.Harold Brubaker
Acquitted of double murder as a teen, he now faces new charges in a West Philly shooting that left two deadAndre Bowie, 22, has been charged with killing two men near 60th and Delancey Streets in March. He was acquitted of a double murder at a trial three years ago.Ellie Rushing
Acquitted of double murder as a teen, he now faces new charges in a West Philly shooting that left two deadAndre Bowie, 22, has been charged with killing two men near 60th and Delancey Streets in March. He was acquitted of a double murder at a trial three years ago.Ellie Rushing
Philly City Council will hold hearings to investigate police response during Pride celebration in the Gayborhood“It’s clear that this was a lack of communication, a lack of planning, and a lack of clear on-the-ground decision making of what to do in this situation,” said Councilmember Rue Landau.Andrea Padilla and Anna Orso
Philly City Council will hold hearings to investigate police response during Pride celebration in the Gayborhood“It’s clear that this was a lack of communication, a lack of planning, and a lack of clear on-the-ground decision making of what to do in this situation,” said Councilmember Rue Landau.Andrea Padilla and Anna Orso
A Havertown native is giving historic $112.6 million to Drexel, months after his record gift to St. Joe’s PrepThe record-setting gift from The Howley Foundation will be used to establish Drexel's new college of engineering and computing, renovate space in two buildings and provide more scholarships.Susan Snyder
A Havertown native is giving historic $112.6 million to Drexel, months after his record gift to St. Joe’s PrepThe record-setting gift from The Howley Foundation will be used to establish Drexel's new college of engineering and computing, renovate space in two buildings and provide more scholarships.Susan Snyder
Philly progressives made gains in Democratic ward elections. But party chair Bob Brady remains well-positioned for reelection. The Philadelphia Democratic Party’s internal politics have become a key battleground in between progressive upstarts and the establishment.Sean Collins Walsh
Philly progressives made gains in Democratic ward elections. But party chair Bob Brady remains well-positioned for reelection. The Philadelphia Democratic Party’s internal politics have become a key battleground in between progressive upstarts and the establishment.Sean Collins Walsh
OpinionIBX's Lorina Marshall-Blake retires with flair and verveInquirer columnist Jenice Armstrong talked with the iconic Lorina Marshall-Blake about her amazing career, legacy of service, and her love of hats.Jenice Armstrong | Columnist
OpinionIBX's Lorina Marshall-Blake retires with flair and verveInquirer columnist Jenice Armstrong talked with the iconic Lorina Marshall-Blake about her amazing career, legacy of service, and her love of hats.Jenice Armstrong | Columnist
Penn Medicine extended CEO Kevin Mahoney’s contract through June 2031Mahoney has led the University of Pennsylvania Health System since June 2019 and guided the system through the upheavals of COVID-19 early in his tenure.Harold Brubaker
Penn Medicine extended CEO Kevin Mahoney’s contract through June 2031Mahoney has led the University of Pennsylvania Health System since June 2019 and guided the system through the upheavals of COVID-19 early in his tenure.Harold Brubaker
Woman charged with murder in stabbing death of mother in West PhiladelphiaPolice arrested 32-year-old Nazirah Devore and accused her of murdering her mother, Charmaine, on Sunday night. Jesse Bunch
Woman charged with murder in stabbing death of mother in West PhiladelphiaPolice arrested 32-year-old Nazirah Devore and accused her of murdering her mother, Charmaine, on Sunday night. Jesse Bunch
Where to eatAll the farmers markets worth knowing in Philadelphia and the suburbsGrab your tote bag and your grocery list: it's farmers market season in and around Philadelphia. Here are 25 of the best markets in the city, the suburbs, and down the shore.Hira Qureshi
Where to eatAll the farmers markets worth knowing in Philadelphia and the suburbsGrab your tote bag and your grocery list: it's farmers market season in and around Philadelphia. Here are 25 of the best markets in the city, the suburbs, and down the shore.Hira Qureshi
Time is running out for Uber tax negotiations, and Philly teachers and advocates are pleading: reverse classroom budget cuts“Put up or shut up,” an education advocate told Council. Teachers and others talked about the devastating impact of Philadelphia School District cuts as the deadline for a City Council budget nears.Kristen A. Graham
Time is running out for Uber tax negotiations, and Philly teachers and advocates are pleading: reverse classroom budget cuts“Put up or shut up,” an education advocate told Council. Teachers and others talked about the devastating impact of Philadelphia School District cuts as the deadline for a City Council budget nears.Kristen A. Graham
Ursinus College lays off 15% of nonfaculty staffThe layoffs are part of Ursinus’s ongoing effort to cut $10 million from its budget and close a deficit. The school cut 29 full-time faculty positions - nearly a quarter - earlier this academic year.Susan Snyder
Ursinus College lays off 15% of nonfaculty staffThe layoffs are part of Ursinus’s ongoing effort to cut $10 million from its budget and close a deficit. The school cut 29 full-time faculty positions - nearly a quarter - earlier this academic year.Susan Snyder
