Daniel Rubin

Ruth Tengood arrived early for her birthday party Saturday afternoon. Didn't want to miss her 100th. "I'm waiting for my brother," she announced. "Where is he?"

Ruth Tengood arrived early for her birthday party Saturday afternoon. Didn't want to miss her 100th. "I'm waiting for my brother," she announced. "Where is he?"

If the newest student at Lower Merion High School was nervous, standing before several hundred of his peers, it didn't show.

How I made peace with a most-precious package.

Thirteen Quaker and Mennonite families left what is now Krefeld, Germany, thirsting for religious freedom. Here is what remains of them.

“Things get lost that we don’t share and talk about in this country," says Vanessa Julye, coauthor of "Fit for Freedom, Not for Friendship: Quakers, African Americans, & the Myth of Racial Justice."

For 10 days, authorities would identify neither the dead man nor the suspect, Keven Van Lam, who sat in lockup for four months with nearly every detail of his case hidden from view.

Arlington and Lou Henderson recall their time in the Negro Leagues as Major League Baseball honors the Black men who played professional baseball in the era of Jim Crow.

The Inquirer is cohosting a podcast that digs into the city’s 1985 decision to drop a bomb on the MOVE house, killing 11 people and destroying a neighborhood.

In 1970s Philadelphia, John Africa thinks he has a solution to the problems plaguing the city — extreme back-to-nature living.