Erin Reynolds

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.

Philadelphia bet its future on the "eds and meds" now under attack by DOGE. Plus, why Rite Aid's shelves are still eerily empty.

On how Mayor Cherelle L. Parker and Council President Kenyatta Johnson are trying to bring the '90s back to City Hall. Plus, deportations in Pa. and N.J. are on the rise.

Philadelphia’s Register of Wills John Sabatina Sr. is keeping up the office’s tradition of patronage hiring (and firing). Plus, a sneak peek at Philly's inaugural carnivorous plant show.

Plus, two government officials are feuding in Delco, why the internet can’t get enough of Philly, and the Phanatic shares his perfect day.

Plus, Pa. starts SNAP distributions, Mayor Cherelle L. Parker wants East Market’s transformation done before 2026 festivities begin, and a former Philly police captain is charged with conspiracy.

Penn is testing a device that aims to connect NICU babies with their parents and block out harmful noises. Plus, we talk you through all the buzz surrounding AI data centers.

A neighbor's garden is blooming — and reeking. Inquirer staffers discuss the appropriate response. Plus, Harry Kalas’ widow speaks and a Tacony teen risks himself to save another.