New Barber’s Hall, a cornerstone of Philadelphia’s Black heritage, celebrates its historic run before saying goodbye
Owner Jake Adams and his wife, Sarah, were honored Saturday with a street sign near the iconic jazz venue and restaurant, which sold this year.
‘They don’t pay you to be hurt’: Landon Dickerson says he’s learned his lesson about rushing back from injury
Dickerson said he's feeling healthy on Saturday, as he continues to learn the Eagles' new scheme under first-year coordinator Sean Mannion.
Inside the Eagles’ intense safety competition, where ‘we’re all pushing each other’ but not everyone can win
With Cooper DeJean expected to spend a lot of times as the Eagles nickel cornerback, the battle for the second safety spot in those formations remains an "open competition."
LeBron James could live in NYC as a Sixer. Philly’s wage tax has no exemption for a King.
Suburban commuters, rejoice. Next time you look at the withholdings on your pay stub, you may be allowed to proclaim: LeBron, he’s just like us, amirite?
Over a decade removed from her Little League World Series moment, Mo’ne Davis is poised to make history again
Davis, once a teen star with the Taney Dragons, now is a center fielder for the WPBL's Los Angeles Queens. She's ready to pave the way for what she hopes…
Quality Community Health Care’s financial troubles have deepened this summer
The North Philly clinic lost its federal funding because it was years behind on filing audited financial statements. A new audit was filed this month, but the auditor couldn't vouch…
🔨 To remodel or not | Morning Newsletter
A South Philly homeowner is torn on tearing down their 1950s style bathroom. Here's what Inquirer staffers suggest. Plus, retirement talk with Cecily Tynan, Venice Island development, and Delco GPS.
The Legionnaires’ outbreak in Philly 50 years ago led to months of mystery — and gave the disease its name
For more than half a year, local and federal health authorities were unable to determine what had killed American Legion members who attended a convention at the Bellevue-Stratford Hotel.
The U.S. faces financial losses as the Trump administration ends temporary protections for thousands of immigrants
Researchers say the U.S. will pay a financial price for the loss of TPS ― in lost taxes, wages, spending, and services
6abc’s Cecily Tynan discusses her surprise retirement, sealed after a brief bout with vertigo
"I wanted to retire while I’m healthy and active," Tynan said. Her decision to walk away from 6abc surprised viewers across Philadelphia.