WynnefieldCarl W. Schneider, longtime celebrated attorney and former SEC adviser, has died at 93Although he did not plan to specialize in securities law, he told the American Bar Association in 1999: “I found this type of work to be challenging, gratifying, stimulating, and educational.”Gary Miles Philly’s unplowed snow has slowed SEPTA and frustrated residents and businessesXimena Conde, Nate File, and Ryan W. Briggs Philadelphia building trades unions will loan $50M to help redevelop the dilapidated Brith Sholom HouseAnna Orso and Jake Blumgart A car accident derailed his education 25 years ago. Now he’s returning to college alongside others with physical disabilities.Susan Snyder These 20 Philadelphia neighborhoods will have painted Liberty Bell replicas for 2026Mike Newall AdvertisementBarry Leonard, celebrated crimper and longtime Center City beauty salon owner, has died at 87 “Hair,” he said in 1973, “is the only part of the body that can be changed readily and allows the individual to play his role as he feels it at that particular moment."Gary Miles Philly lawmakers continue to slam Trump as Mayor Parker avoids confrontation | City Council roundupCity Council condemned Trump's deployment of the National Guard to other American cities and his administration's efforts to remove content related to slavery from historical sites.Anna Orso and Jake Blumgart A West Philly teen was convicted of attempting to build bombs in support of Syrian extremist groupsMuhyyee-Ud-din Abdul-Rahman, 19, was found guilty of charges including attempting to possess weapons of mass destruction and risking a catastropheChris Palmer and Brett Sholtis Was a West Philly teen trying to build bombs for Syrian terror groups? Or was he a misguided kid with no criminal intent?Jurors are deliberating whether to convict Muhyyee-Ud-Din Abdul-Rahman of charges including possessing weapons of mass destruction.Chris Palmer Gunmen fire more than 40 shots at man in SUV outside Presidential Blvd. hotelThe victim suffered a graze wound to his abdomen and crashed his SUV into another car while trying to escape the gunfire, police said.Rodrigo Torrejón The Main Line’s last surviving taxi caught its last rideUber, high insurance rates, and rising repair costs sank the beloved Lower Merion cab company.Erin McCarthy How 5 Philly-area retirees ditched their stuff and happily downsizedOlder homeowners may choose to downsize into more manageable homes as they age and retire and their households shrink. Seniors who've done it share tips and their stories.Michaelle Bond Gilda Mann Ellis, prolific artist and lifelong arts advocate, has died at 96She began exhibiting in 1961, and many of her paintings feature bright colors and broad strokes. Former Inquirer art critic Edward J. Sozanski called her pulp painting “intimate” in 2002.Gary Miles Sally Friedman, prolific freelance writer and popular public speaker, has died at 86South Jersey was her stomping ground, but her universal yarns about marriage, children, and life in general were also published in the New York Times, Ladies Home Journal, and elsewhere.Gary Miles Execs who stranded Brith Sholom House seniors were sentenced to federal prison for fraudFather and son Aron and Eli Puretz, whose crumbling affordable housing empire that included Philly's Brith Sholom and Pavilion, were each sentenced to federal prison time for mortgage fraud cases.Samantha Melamed Seven Free Library branches are closed indefinitely due to broken heating systems in ‘an unusual confluence of events’But a new deal between the city and the HVAC contractor means they will reopen.Nate File Mayfair man had explosives that ‘could have leveled a block’ in his home, prosecutors sayEvgenii Sadrislamov faces charges that include arson and possessing weapons of mass destruction.Nick Vadala, Chris Palmer, and Max Marin On National POW/MIA Recognition Day, some veterans say too few POW/MIA flags are flying The third Friday of September is POW-MIA Recognition Day. For Vietnam War veteran Alan Micklin, POW-MIA flags should be flying from every flag pole.Lynette Hazelton A Philly teen who wanted to be a terrorist bomb maker had conducted explosive tests near his house, authorities sayMuhyyee-Ud-din Abdul-Rahman, now 18, conducted more than a dozen tests on homemade bombs near his family’s house in Wynnefield while aspiring to become a bombmaker in Syria, authorities said.Chris Palmer Senior apartments are set to rise from the ashes of a West Philly church destroyed by fireIn August 2016, a fire destroyed Good Shepherd Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia's Overbrook neighborhood. Eight years later, Pennrose is developing subsidized senior apartments at the site.Michaelle Bond See more storiesAdvertisement
Carl W. Schneider, longtime celebrated attorney and former SEC adviser, has died at 93Although he did not plan to specialize in securities law, he told the American Bar Association in 1999: “I found this type of work to be challenging, gratifying, stimulating, and educational.”Gary Miles
Carl W. Schneider, longtime celebrated attorney and former SEC adviser, has died at 93Although he did not plan to specialize in securities law, he told the American Bar Association in 1999: “I found this type of work to be challenging, gratifying, stimulating, and educational.”Gary Miles
Philly’s unplowed snow has slowed SEPTA and frustrated residents and businessesXimena Conde, Nate File, and Ryan W. Briggs
Philly’s unplowed snow has slowed SEPTA and frustrated residents and businessesXimena Conde, Nate File, and Ryan W. Briggs
Philadelphia building trades unions will loan $50M to help redevelop the dilapidated Brith Sholom HouseAnna Orso and Jake Blumgart
Philadelphia building trades unions will loan $50M to help redevelop the dilapidated Brith Sholom HouseAnna Orso and Jake Blumgart
A car accident derailed his education 25 years ago. Now he’s returning to college alongside others with physical disabilities.Susan Snyder
A car accident derailed his education 25 years ago. Now he’s returning to college alongside others with physical disabilities.Susan Snyder
Barry Leonard, celebrated crimper and longtime Center City beauty salon owner, has died at 87 “Hair,” he said in 1973, “is the only part of the body that can be changed readily and allows the individual to play his role as he feels it at that particular moment."Gary Miles
Barry Leonard, celebrated crimper and longtime Center City beauty salon owner, has died at 87 “Hair,” he said in 1973, “is the only part of the body that can be changed readily and allows the individual to play his role as he feels it at that particular moment."Gary Miles
Philly lawmakers continue to slam Trump as Mayor Parker avoids confrontation | City Council roundupCity Council condemned Trump's deployment of the National Guard to other American cities and his administration's efforts to remove content related to slavery from historical sites.Anna Orso and Jake Blumgart
Philly lawmakers continue to slam Trump as Mayor Parker avoids confrontation | City Council roundupCity Council condemned Trump's deployment of the National Guard to other American cities and his administration's efforts to remove content related to slavery from historical sites.Anna Orso and Jake Blumgart
A West Philly teen was convicted of attempting to build bombs in support of Syrian extremist groupsMuhyyee-Ud-din Abdul-Rahman, 19, was found guilty of charges including attempting to possess weapons of mass destruction and risking a catastropheChris Palmer and Brett Sholtis
A West Philly teen was convicted of attempting to build bombs in support of Syrian extremist groupsMuhyyee-Ud-din Abdul-Rahman, 19, was found guilty of charges including attempting to possess weapons of mass destruction and risking a catastropheChris Palmer and Brett Sholtis
Was a West Philly teen trying to build bombs for Syrian terror groups? Or was he a misguided kid with no criminal intent?Jurors are deliberating whether to convict Muhyyee-Ud-Din Abdul-Rahman of charges including possessing weapons of mass destruction.Chris Palmer
Was a West Philly teen trying to build bombs for Syrian terror groups? Or was he a misguided kid with no criminal intent?Jurors are deliberating whether to convict Muhyyee-Ud-Din Abdul-Rahman of charges including possessing weapons of mass destruction.Chris Palmer
Gunmen fire more than 40 shots at man in SUV outside Presidential Blvd. hotelThe victim suffered a graze wound to his abdomen and crashed his SUV into another car while trying to escape the gunfire, police said.Rodrigo Torrejón
Gunmen fire more than 40 shots at man in SUV outside Presidential Blvd. hotelThe victim suffered a graze wound to his abdomen and crashed his SUV into another car while trying to escape the gunfire, police said.Rodrigo Torrejón
The Main Line’s last surviving taxi caught its last rideUber, high insurance rates, and rising repair costs sank the beloved Lower Merion cab company.Erin McCarthy
The Main Line’s last surviving taxi caught its last rideUber, high insurance rates, and rising repair costs sank the beloved Lower Merion cab company.Erin McCarthy
How 5 Philly-area retirees ditched their stuff and happily downsizedOlder homeowners may choose to downsize into more manageable homes as they age and retire and their households shrink. Seniors who've done it share tips and their stories.Michaelle Bond
How 5 Philly-area retirees ditched their stuff and happily downsizedOlder homeowners may choose to downsize into more manageable homes as they age and retire and their households shrink. Seniors who've done it share tips and their stories.Michaelle Bond
Gilda Mann Ellis, prolific artist and lifelong arts advocate, has died at 96She began exhibiting in 1961, and many of her paintings feature bright colors and broad strokes. Former Inquirer art critic Edward J. Sozanski called her pulp painting “intimate” in 2002.Gary Miles
Gilda Mann Ellis, prolific artist and lifelong arts advocate, has died at 96She began exhibiting in 1961, and many of her paintings feature bright colors and broad strokes. Former Inquirer art critic Edward J. Sozanski called her pulp painting “intimate” in 2002.Gary Miles
Sally Friedman, prolific freelance writer and popular public speaker, has died at 86South Jersey was her stomping ground, but her universal yarns about marriage, children, and life in general were also published in the New York Times, Ladies Home Journal, and elsewhere.Gary Miles
Sally Friedman, prolific freelance writer and popular public speaker, has died at 86South Jersey was her stomping ground, but her universal yarns about marriage, children, and life in general were also published in the New York Times, Ladies Home Journal, and elsewhere.Gary Miles
Execs who stranded Brith Sholom House seniors were sentenced to federal prison for fraudFather and son Aron and Eli Puretz, whose crumbling affordable housing empire that included Philly's Brith Sholom and Pavilion, were each sentenced to federal prison time for mortgage fraud cases.Samantha Melamed
Execs who stranded Brith Sholom House seniors were sentenced to federal prison for fraudFather and son Aron and Eli Puretz, whose crumbling affordable housing empire that included Philly's Brith Sholom and Pavilion, were each sentenced to federal prison time for mortgage fraud cases.Samantha Melamed
Seven Free Library branches are closed indefinitely due to broken heating systems in ‘an unusual confluence of events’But a new deal between the city and the HVAC contractor means they will reopen.Nate File
Seven Free Library branches are closed indefinitely due to broken heating systems in ‘an unusual confluence of events’But a new deal between the city and the HVAC contractor means they will reopen.Nate File
Mayfair man had explosives that ‘could have leveled a block’ in his home, prosecutors sayEvgenii Sadrislamov faces charges that include arson and possessing weapons of mass destruction.Nick Vadala, Chris Palmer, and Max Marin
Mayfair man had explosives that ‘could have leveled a block’ in his home, prosecutors sayEvgenii Sadrislamov faces charges that include arson and possessing weapons of mass destruction.Nick Vadala, Chris Palmer, and Max Marin
On National POW/MIA Recognition Day, some veterans say too few POW/MIA flags are flying The third Friday of September is POW-MIA Recognition Day. For Vietnam War veteran Alan Micklin, POW-MIA flags should be flying from every flag pole.Lynette Hazelton
On National POW/MIA Recognition Day, some veterans say too few POW/MIA flags are flying The third Friday of September is POW-MIA Recognition Day. For Vietnam War veteran Alan Micklin, POW-MIA flags should be flying from every flag pole.Lynette Hazelton
A Philly teen who wanted to be a terrorist bomb maker had conducted explosive tests near his house, authorities sayMuhyyee-Ud-din Abdul-Rahman, now 18, conducted more than a dozen tests on homemade bombs near his family’s house in Wynnefield while aspiring to become a bombmaker in Syria, authorities said.Chris Palmer
A Philly teen who wanted to be a terrorist bomb maker had conducted explosive tests near his house, authorities sayMuhyyee-Ud-din Abdul-Rahman, now 18, conducted more than a dozen tests on homemade bombs near his family’s house in Wynnefield while aspiring to become a bombmaker in Syria, authorities said.Chris Palmer
Senior apartments are set to rise from the ashes of a West Philly church destroyed by fireIn August 2016, a fire destroyed Good Shepherd Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia's Overbrook neighborhood. Eight years later, Pennrose is developing subsidized senior apartments at the site.Michaelle Bond
Senior apartments are set to rise from the ashes of a West Philly church destroyed by fireIn August 2016, a fire destroyed Good Shepherd Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia's Overbrook neighborhood. Eight years later, Pennrose is developing subsidized senior apartments at the site.Michaelle Bond
