Delta Air Lines customers are paying more after the recent leak and fire at its Delco refinery
Delta’s fuel costs averaged $3.93 a gallon — the highest ever, the company says — in the three months ending June 30. That’s up from $2.25 a gallon a year…
A 75-year-old man is charged with murder in fatal Roxborough shooting
George Barr is accused of fatally shooting 20-year-old Salis Hanrahan at his home on Wednesday afternoon, police said.
Feds award $43 million to Philly gene therapy research to advance treatments for rare diseases
The federal agency ARPA-H earmarked $43 million for Philadelphia researchers to advance gene therapies for rare diseases. Among the recipients: gene therapy pioneer Jim Wilson and the Baby KJ team.
Here’s how the World Cup provided a sense of ‘community’ at this University City coffee shop
Shibam Coffee Shop was packed with a pro-Moroccan contingent for Thursday's World Cup quarterfinal between Morocco and France. But the game was only part of the story as a community…
El Niño is rapidly intensifying, could become the strongest on record, and last through winter
And it may mean a gentler hurricane season.
Artist bringing a new mural to South Philly ahead of MLB’s All-Star Game: ‘It’s a love letter to Philadelphia’
Philly artist Paul Carpenter went from painting Phillies murals in his bedroom to designing Deer Park's limited-edition All-Star game aluminum bottles. Now, he's scaling that artwork up.
The MLB draft in Philly has a few firsts, including the Phillies being penalized
The Phillies have the No. 36 pick after being penalized by MLB.
Killer of Cherry Hill vet gets 30 years | Inquirer South Jersey
And Mount Laurel public schools have a new superintendent.
🌊 Where flood risks rise | Outdoorsy Newsletter
We mapped the Philadelphia region's most flood-prone waters. Plus: A reader-recommended Bucks County farmers market, local rowers compete in the UK, a Blueberry Festival, why July is getting hotter.
New York construction scare highlights the challenges of converting offices into housing
The buckling of two steel columns at the former Pfizer headquarters in Manhattan has raised questions about one of the nation’s largest office-to-apartment conversions.