Judges reinstate convictions for ‘Chester Trio’, who say they were wrongly accused of woman’s 1997 murder
The Pennsylvania Superior Court rejected defense lawyers' arguments that new DNA evidence warranted new trials for the men and said the guilty verdicts reached by jurors in three trials should…
Dick Langman, retired award-winning editor at The Inquirer, has died at 99
Former colleagues at The Inquirer called him a “meticulous editor,” “enormously patient,” and “a man of great integrity” in Facebook tributes.
Caitlin Clark, Angel Reese, Paige Bueckers set for World Cup debuts; Kahleah Copper returns to Team USA
Kahleah Copper, a North Philly native, will be among the players returning to Team USA alongside A’ja Wilson, Breanna Stewart, Kelsey Plum, Napheesa Collier, Chelsea Gray, and Jackie Young.
How one French wine region manages to keep prices steady
Grenache has a freakish ability to produce large volumes of flavorful fruit even in arid conditions.
2026 Volkswagen Jetta GLI: A quick bargain that may be gone in a flash
Financial troubles at Volkswagen mean it could cut this hot rod from its lineup. It offers a lot of fun — and creature comforts — at an attractive price.
A police officer in Delaware County shot and killed a person early Thursday morning
An Aldan Borough police officer shot and killed someone early Thursday morning, according to the borough mayor.
A sweeping audit of the Philadelphia School District’s management and operations is coming, at City Council President Kenyatta Johnson’s request
City Controller Christy Brady will conduct the audit, examining not just the district's finances, but also management and operations. She'll look into administrative and consultant costs.
Philadelphia is the birthplace of the all-American cupcake
Philly's Eliza Leslie was an accomplished 19th century cookbook author who helped define American cooking—including by introducing the humble cupcake.
A new $10 million fund is a ‘first step’ toward recovery for Pa. farmers after a disastrous April freeze
A surge in extreme weather has taken a toll on fruit farmers’ crops across the state, in an industry growing increasingly sparse from rising costs.
Philly movers make the impossible happen | Real Estate Newsletter
Professional movers often have to navigate old buildings, tight spaces, city streets, and parking issues. Here's how they do it. And apartment developer Post Brothers is facing contractor lawsuits.