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Welcome to Labor Day Weekend. For this weekās advice column, we have an only-in-Philadelphia dilemma. Plus, Johnny Doc walks free and other news headlines.
Welcome to Labor Day Weekend. For this weekās advice column, we have an only-in-Philadelphia dilemma. Plus, Johnny Doc walks free and other news headlines.
Today, we start with the political fight over measles cases in Pennsylvania. And, we look ahead to football season with a deeply-reported profile of the sphinx-like Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts.
We start with exclusive documents obtained by The Inquirer in the case of Raymond āR.C.ā Horsch. And, weāll explain the recent controversy around measles-involved deaths in Pennsylvania.
We start with an in-depth profile of the man holding one of Phillyās most important unelected roles. And, we ask New Jerseyās godfather of sports betting about his take on…
And arrests during ICE check-ins.
From congestion pricing to eliminating beach tags, we conjured up 11 ideas to improve the Jersey Shore. Plus, feds probe alleged overtime abuse by a former Philly fire official, and…
A federal judge says the Philadelphia District Attorneyās officeās may have broken the law. And, why new Canadian tariffs could hit Pennsylvania hard.
And AG Todd Blanche is in a verbal spat with Larry Krasner over the DA's ballroom comments.
Meanwhile, we have the latest on Sheriff Rochelle Bilal heading to court, and the feds targeting Philly's 'ICE Out' ordinance.
Thousands of Philly homeowners face property tax hikes of 50% or more, and those impacted donāt necessarily live near gentrifying neighborhoods. And, which local entities have ICE contracts.