At 9, a strange man lured her to his car. This week she realized it was Raymond Horsch.
A Philadelphia woman recalls how Raymond Horsch tried to lure her as a 9-year-old girl into his car in Kensington back in 2009.
Australian wine gets a bad rap, but it’s not all Yellow Tail
The devaluation of Australian wines in the eyes of American buyers is largely driven by the runaway success of one single bargain brand.
Eagles fans can watch DeSean Jackson’s football journey unfold, thanks to 35 years of footage: ‘A greater purpose’
On Thursday, "Go Deep: The DeSean Jackson Story" will release on Prime Video, which wouldn't have been possible without Jackson's older brother, Byron, filming every step of the journey.
Redeemer Health CEO Greg Wozniak has resigned from the Montgomery County health system
Wozniak's successor as interim CEO is Jim Logue, who has been Redeemer's chief transformation officer since Feb. 2025.
Why Angelo Cataldi is back talking about the Eagles; WIP caller compares Hurts to Luke Skywalker
"Love Hurts, hate Sirianni," basically sums up the former WIP host's opinions about the Eagles this season.
2026 Genesis GV80: Because your drive requires a Mood Curator
The premium two-and-half-row SUV really goes all in on the experience. For most of the passengers anyway. And, unlike some higher-end Genesis models, the driver will have a nice time,…
A food truck with a mission | Inquirer South Jersey
And a plea deal for a former SJTA official.
A treasure trove of jewelry awaits at the Woodmere Art Museum’s underground galleries
The Jewelry Vault is a permanent exhibition space dedicated to the art of jewelry making and includes the work of artisans like Theophilus Annor, Doug Bucci, Henri David, and Mary…
All the jazz to take you from fall to the holidays in Philly
From Jeff Goldblum to an offseason jazz fest down the Shore, blends of South Indian Carnatic and jazz, and a holiday extravaganza, and more.
Eliminating a key radiation regulation would hinder hopes of a nuclear power revival
A regulation requiring keeping radiation exposure, "as low as reasonably achievable," might seem redundant, but it makes nuclear power more acceptable to Americans.