Maida Odom, trailblazing Black Inquirer reporter and retired assistant professor of journalism at Temple, has died at 73
She spent 20 hours secretly reporting from a nearby house during the two-day confrontation between Philadelphia police and members of the MOVE group in May 1985.
Here are some of the questions Chester County voters will be asked in next week’s election
Two municipalities have questions on the ballot that could change the number of elected officials who represent them.
Philadelphia’s new menopause protections take effect Jan. 1. Here’s how employers can prepare. | Expert Opinion
Small businesses generally are not exempt from the new requirements under Philadelphia's Fair Practice Ordinance.
Flyers mailbag: What’s next for Oliver Bonk, and is Danny Brière poised to make a big trade?
The Flyers' logjam on the wing is even more crowded with the emergence of Cole Knuble. Could a winger be on the move? And what we're hearing about Simon Edvinsson…
Anthropic reveals $80 billion loss, surging revenue as it prepares to go public
The maker of the Claude chatbot publicly disclosed its financials for the first time, as it seeks to list in what could be the largest-ever initial public offering.
Two men were stabbed in Center City. A group of bystanders tried to defend them.
After a man was stabbed following an altercation in Center City, 10 to 12 people began kicking and punching the suspect until he fell to the ground. Another man was…
Reliever Tim Mayza on why he re-signed, how ‘The Sheriff’ nickname suits him, and more | ‘Phillies Extra’ Q&A
One of the most overlooked stories of 2026, Mayza is back on a new deal. The veteran lefty, who grew up in Lancaster County, joined The Inquirer's baseball podcast to…
Prominent restaurant group must pay $200K for mishandling sexual harassment at a Main Line restaurant, jury says
Fearless Restaurants disagrees with the verdict that the company was negligent in handling repeated instances of sexual harassment at Rosalie, its popular Italian restaurant in Wayne.
Niki Mailata and Brooke Dickerson talk game day style while showing off Target’s new Eagles gear
Niki Mailata and Brooke Dickerson surprised shoppers in South Philadelphia to promote Target's new line of Eagles merch: “It really just adds a sense of self creativity and reflection.”
Shorthanded Sixers suffer their first loss of the season, 106-93, to the Pistons
The Sixers continued an early-season trend of falling behind big early only to storm back. This time, they couldn’t climb all the way back.