In Lancaster, measles cases are rising as providers try to combat low vaccination rates
Local doctors say they’re worried that even more cases are spreading under the radar in under-vaccinated pockets of Lancaster County, where 31 cases have been detected.
Judge blocks national parks from removing ‘negative’ signs
The ruling accused the Trump administration of engaging in censorship by taking down materials at parks across the country.
A 100-unit apartment building with a rooftop pool is the latest new development slated for North Broad
Permits for 1,221 apartments have been obtained between City Hall and the southern border of Temple University in the last eight months.
Rob Stone has spent half his life broadcasting World Cups. This summer, he leads what could be Fox’s last.
This will be Stone’s 13th tournament, men's and women's combined, over 28 years. He's as familiar face as there is in soccer on TV, and embraces "the responsibility that’s on…
🌡️ When love runs hot | Morning Newsletter
As summer temps rise, how can couples set the AC level fairly? Inquirer staffers debate. Plus, see the early schedule for Philly pool openings, Taylor Swift's Knicks history, and new…
Many Pa. colleges aren’t properly training future teachers how to teach reading, a report finds
A national group looked at whether colleges and universities had aligned their instruction for future teachers with the so-called science of reading.
Three offseason questions for the Sixers after the hiring of Mike Gansey, starting with Elton Brand
The Sixers will soon hit two obvious offseason checkmarks, with the draft and free agency later this month. But how does Gansey initially set his culture, and could there be…
Finding remarkable moments in unremarkable mornings
Scene Through the Lens with photographer Tom Gralish.
SpaceX IPO extends Elon Musk’s influence across more than just AI
SpaceX’s IPO, the largest in history, dramatically increases Musk’s personal wealth and broadens his power over the global economy, worrying critics.
Former Philly SWAT officer who pepper sprayed protesters on I-676 will serve one year of probation
Richard P. Nicoletti was accused of assaulting the protesters with pepper spray. Prosecutors' attempt to hold him accountable in 2023 ended in a mistrial.