Still missing in the Pine Barrens | Morning Newsletter
Plus, the Justice Department says the much-maligned Penrose Hotel in South Philly was part of a $100 million Ponzi scheme, and more news of the day.
Vanished in the Pine Barrens | Inquirer South Jersey
And a school athletic director was caught lurking outside his young neighbor's window.
Hospital staff aren’t explaining medication side effects to one in three Philly patients, survey says
A federal patient satisfaction survey is intended to help hospitals improve patient experience.
Cristopher Sánchez earns MLB-leading 16th win as Phillies’ offense holds off Marlins
It didn't come easy, but Sánchez became the first MLB pitcher to earn 16 wins this season. Justin Crawford got the offense going as the Phillies secured a 6-5 victory.
HelloFresh to close South Jersey distribution center
The closure is expected to eliminate nearly 400 jobs.
Don Mattingly remembers former Yankees teammate Tommy John as ‘a really great person’
A fellow Indiana native known for the elbow surgery that bears his name, John died on Saturday at age 83.
14 people have been charged in a Penn State fraternity cocaine-trafficking ring
The charges allege students packaged and distributed cocaine primarily from two off-campus fraternity houses.
Eagles practice observations: Jalen Hurts tosses another middle-field INT; Michael Carter II gets the pick; DeVonta Smith ready for Patriots
The Eagles had their final open practice at Jefferson Health Training Practice before heading to New England for joint practices.
Sean Mannion talks Eagles’ sloppy preseason loss to Ravens, will move from sideline to coaching box vs. Patriots
"Obviously, we want to have a better performance offensively than we put on tape the other night," Mannion said.
Kensington High School teachers brace for a challenging year amid asbestos remediation measures
A lack of proper oversight and management “is an ongoing problem,” the Philadelphia Federation of Teachers' longtime environmental expert said.