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A federal judge says the Philadelphia District Attorney’s office’s may have broken the law. And, why new Canadian tariffs could hit Pennsylvania hard.
A federal judge says the Philadelphia District Attorney’s office’s 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.
Plus, should Ocean City remain dry?
And interim manager Don Mattingly’s circle of trust.
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 don’t necessarily live near gentrifying neighborhoods. And, which local entities have ICE contracts.
Philly's century-old stormwater system gets put through significant stress, flooding streets and basements. And: Why more people are paying to detox from social media.
Should parents limit kids school lunch options like chocolate milk? Inquirer staffers discuss. And: new Pa measles cases, what happened to Fortescue weakfish, and the real story behind Kelce "pee"…
Today, a development in the Olney house saga: a newly-unearthed photograph of one of four missing women linked to the property. And, what a federal plan to “deregulate” Head Start…
Plus, about that shark tooth fossil.