No, Pope Leo XIV wasn’t at a ’70s Villanova University fraternity party in this viral photo
A classmate of the first U.S.-born pope said the photo was taken at a fellow Wildcat's house in Chicago and assured The Inquirer it was not a fraternity party.
Iran attacks Bahrain and Kuwait following U.S. strikes and threatens to halt talks
President Donald Trump in a social media post accuses Iran of violating the ceasefire. Fighting continues between Israel and Hezbollah.
Philly’s Jaron Ennis knocked out Xander Zayas to become junior middleweight champ and take career to ‘next level’
This was the biggest test of Ennis' career, and it was his resilience to take a punch and keep moving that was most impressive as he became the WBO and…
A federal judge tossed a Justice Department lawsuit seeking Pennsylvania voters’ private information
The Department of Justice sued more than half of the states to force the release of unredacted voter rolls. Ten federal judges have ruled against the administration so far.
Home insurance costs in N.J. and Pa. are below national averages but on the rise
With home insurance rates continuing to climb, "some homeowners are questioning whether they can continue carrying coverage," said an insurance expert at LendingTree.
‘I was thrilled’: Tony Shalhoub looks back at ‘Big Night,’ the ultimate Jersey Shore movie that turns 30
With Stanley Tucci, Shalhoub starred in the film that was shot in Red Bank and Keyport. Philadelphia chef March Vetri remains a fan of the food, the magic, and the…
See what $405,000 can buy you in the Fairmount, Drexel Hill, and Camden County housing markets | The Price Point
These homes in Philadelphia's Fairmount neighborhood; Upper Darby Township, Delaware County; and Borough of Magnolia, Camden County, are all listed for sale for around $405,000.
🥜 Still nutty after 50 years | Morning Newsletter
Center City snack shop Nuts To You marks 50 years in business and looks to TikTok for sustained growth. Plus: Olney update here TK, and we compare Revolutionary history in…
Could bees help relieve stress? A Temple researcher thinks so.
Frances Ratay was among those in the Temple-led research who saw improvements in wellbeing, as her fear of bees transformed into a greater appreciation for nature. "It makes me feel…
Pennsylvania’s tourism office believes Philly could exceed visitor and economic impact goals at the World Cup
Anne Ryan, the state's Deputy Secretary of Tourism, believes the early returns from flight data, bookings of Airbnbs and other rental properties, and data from Amtrak and SEPTA show promising…