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First, a race in a historically blue congressional district now has two candidates trying to shake up the status quo. And, we hear from post-9/11 veterans about how their service…
First, a race in a historically blue congressional district now has two candidates trying to shake up the status quo. And, we hear from post-9/11 veterans about how their service…
Back in 2024, a man from Amish country bet on the U.S. Open, then sent in a bomb threat. We take a look at why it happened. And affordability takes…
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.
Plus, the season is winding down.
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.
Philsā bats go quiet in series finale. A weekend series vs. the Atlanta Braves is up next.
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…