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Philadelphia bookstores are seeing a surge in sales. Plus: more people are composting; Temple police officer under investigation for alleged racist remarks; Johnny Doc is now a Republican.

A reader asks for help handling an overbearing parent at school drop-off. Plus, Tesla Cybercabs spotted in Philly, Johnny Doc is now a Republican, and is Ed Sheeran's show at…

Police have found photo evidence of two more lifeless women linked to a house in Olney. And we take a journey along South Jersey’s most dangerous roadways.

A lot of people want to live in or near Center City — and developers are listening. And, we’ll cover why anti-data center advocates are targeting Philly for a moratorium.

We have two important stories about our evolving relationship to technology. The first is about automated license plate readers in New Jersey. The second covers new limits on screen time…

Ahead of Philadelphia Ballet's new building debut on Sept. 17, architecture critic Inga Saffron notes the shortcomings of its daunting facade. Plus, why Penn Cave is pushing to become a…

Is it fair to make someone sit in the middle seat on a crowded rush hour train? Inquirer staffers discuss. Plus, breakthrough cases of measles in PA, why Meta's AI…

We start by hearing from local 9/11 first responders, whose heroic work pulling bodies out of the rubble exposed them to deadly toxins. Then, we explore how a boom in…