Phillies’ Johan Rojas to miss the rest of the season with an elbow injury
Rojas, who was eligible to be reinstated from his 80-game suspension on Jun 25, will have surgery and is expected to be ready for spring training.
Wallingford-Swarthmore may lay off teachers and increase class sizes amid tight budget outlook
Superintendent Russell Johnston said the district's expenses are projected to rise next year at double the rate of revenues, even after a reorganization that eliminated 20 positions.
Former Philly union leader Chris Woods found not guilty of fraud
The verdict ended a long-running prosecution by the Pennsylvania Attorney General’s Office, which the judge said lacked concrete evidence.
Can NASA really land astronauts on the moon by 2028?
Meeting that timeline depends on the success of the Artemis III mission, which is supposed to launch in mid-2027.
An artisan brewery is opening its second outpost | Inquirer Chester County
Plus, peek inside a Berwyn couple’s colorful garden.
Philly Music this week with Bleachers, Nick Jonas, Ryan Bingham, Indigo Girls, Tyler Childers, and more
Plus, Down the Shore with Devo, Audrey Hobert at the Met, a Sun Ra mural unveiling, and Philly record release parties for Flight of Mavis and Alex Savoth
✏️ Impossible to fail | Morning Newsletter
Philadelphia teachers say they're pressured to pass students who rarely come to class or do work. Plus: The DOJ is investigating Philly police policy on revoking gun permits; a heat…
Philly’s 76 most iconic foods | Let’s Eat
Inquirer Food Fest is coming back, get set for the 2026 Beard Awards, and we'll show you where to watch the FIFA games in Philly.
The infectious diseases that experts worry could spread during the World Cup
Public health officials have spent years preparing for the tournament, which is expected to draw visitors from more than 100 countries to the United States, Canada and Mexico.
Social Security fund could run dry in six years | Expert Opinion
For Social Security to be saved from insolvency, politicians must make it a campaign issue, writes economist Joel Naroff.