Erin Reynolds

The Inquirer hosted an AMA (“Ask Me Anything”) to answer readers’ most-asked questions about the upcoming election.

Here is a selection of Inquirer reporter Anna Orso’s answers.

And why Philly isn’t remotely ready for the EV revolution.

And understanding why so many Philly students skip school

And the city’s growing income gap

And another statue struggle brewed.

And the Pa. Supreme Court sets up a showdown on abortion.

And the actual origins of “the Travis Kelce” cut.

And the Pa. activist spreading false election claims.

And addressing Philly’s teacher shortage.

Members of Independence Squares are proud to have remixed the traditions of square dancing so they are more inclusive.

Philly Queer Birding is a group for the city’s queer community and its allies to get together and learn how to identify birds.

And Chinatown's Mid-Autumn Festival was a mix of cultural celebration and anger and fear over the proposed Sixers arena, which Mayor Cherelle L. Parker has endorsed.

Philly punk, klezmer, and kumbia band Mariposas Galácticas builds community through music

This month, a Philadelphia man was finally brought to justice for a terrifying crime spree that could — and should — have been prevented. Plus, we take a look at the region's struggling waterways.

Families of recently reburied Colonial-era Philadelphians came from across the country for a Thanksgiving memorial service. Plus, we unpack recent conversations about the future of Temple football.

SEPTA is nearing the end of a $20 million waterproofing project at 8th and Market Streets. Plus, we unpack the 76ers arena agreement.

A South Jersey Eagles fan is looking for the man who tossed a compliment her way at a recent game. Plus, the White House addresses New Jersey's mysterious drones.