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Today, slot machine-like âskill gamesâ are officially illegal in Pennsylvania. We cover what that means, as well as when pinball was a gambling scourge. And, why Philly is the worst…
Today, slot machine-like âskill gamesâ are officially illegal in Pennsylvania. We cover what that means, as well as when pinball was a gambling scourge. And, why Philly is the worst…
Today, we uncover why some incarcerated people are left waiting years for their lawyers to act. And, a look at how having a pope as an alumnus is giving Villanova…
A new report examines the legislative record of Pennsylvania Senator Jon Fetterman. And, the fight between two local healthcare giantsâIBX and Jefferson Health.
Inquirer staffers discuss how to manage kids fears of impressively terrifying Halloween displays. Plus, AI submitted a fake tip to Philly police, and Isaias may drench Philly with rain on…
We start today at the Academy of Natural Sciences, as families mourn its closing and elected officials scramble to reverse it. Then, weâve got the story of Chester County newlyweds…
In todayâs advice column, we help a reader navigate how much freedom makes sense for their 5th grader. Plus, we bring you the day's top stories.
Today, we dive into some promising research into mRNA vaccines for cancer. And, we have an exclusive interview with a young girl who had a close call with a man…
Today, there's new polling on Sen. John Fetterman's sinking popularity. And, we look into whether a recent spate of restaurant citations signify a new inspection regime in Philadelphia.
Today, we have an exclusive update in the case of seven missing women linked to a house in Olney. And, what the turmoil roiling Philly District Attorney Larry Krasnerâs office…
Today, we start with a question: where, exactly, does Fishtown begin and end? Then, our reporters have uncovered an uncanny connection to a crematorium in the Horsch missing persons investigation.