Victor Fiorillo

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At least one mayoral candidate thinks it’s a “great idea.” Plus: Meet the nine-year-old college student from Bensalem.

“Unfortunately, we will be closed,” confirms longtime Big Charlie’s manager and Kansas City Chiefs fan Laura Sessa

Plus: The Brothers Kelce interview their mom. Hoagie Mania. And the Inquirer wants your heart data.

In a city of endless hoagie choices, these are the spots you can always count on.

Our all-you-can-eat guide to the true king of Philadelphia sandwiches. 

Plus: Wind chills below zero. And Jason Kelce’s very pregnant wife is bringing her OB/GYN to the Super Bowl.

Prolific old-school corresponder Jean Merritt says she’s handwritten many thousands of letters. You could be next.

Plus, a brouhaha in Lower Merion schools over cultural “affinity groups” and a cute children’s book.

Plus, Kenney on a Super Bowl parade: “We’ll blow the doors off this parade. I’m on my way out, so I’ll spend whatever they want.”

Plus: The mayor of Upper Darby is having a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad week.

Esquire’s Chef of the Year for 2020 and the owner West Philly cafe Honeysuckle Provisions talks about viral food trends, fatherhood, and why you really shouldn’t buy a toaster.

Plus: Philly gets a second basilica. We’re very walkable. And 11 degrees in the forecast? No thanks.

Plus, the Philly area to get its first indoor pickleball facility. And we may soon break a record for snowlessness.

Plus: Opera Philadelphia performs “Fly Eagles Fly.”

Plus: Abbott Elementary‘s Sheryl Lee Ralph at the Super Bowl. And outrageous Eagles prices.