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Rocky wasn’t just a boxer. He was a marathoner.
New Book Celebrates What Makes Philly a “City of Homes”
David S. Traub’s photographic journey through Philly’s residential architecture reveals deeper truths — and some neighborhood nostalgia.
Why the Fetterman vs. Lamb vs. Kenyatta Senate Primary Is the Race to Watch in May
All three represent different extremes of the party’s base. And the winner could determine the future of the Democratic Party in the state.
Daryl Hall on Philly Soul, Flunking Bio at Temple, and Opening for Bowie
Ahead of his April 9th Philly show, we talk with half of Hall & Oates about his solo retrospective, today’s musical landscape, and thanking nobody.
Code Switch
How (and why) the team best known for beating people up is on a mission to take the bullies off Broad Street.
License-to-Carry Applications Have Skyrocketed In Philly — Even More Than You’d Think
“When I saw how high the numbers were, I had to call our stats department to make sure they were right,” a Philadelphia Police Department representative told us.
The Son Also Rises
It took me years of false starts and frustration to figure it out, but I’m coming to realize that my autistic child might know more about what’s important and how to live than I do.
Our world-champion Eagles, a messy traffic stop, an unexpected councilperson, and the Delco pope
A six-figure budget. Hundreds of helpers. Giant art installations. A tentacled kraken. This prom is like no other.
Meet Alexandra Hunt, the Former Stripper Gunning for Dwight Evans’s House Seat
She’s garnered national buzz for her “Elect Hoes” slogan. Her war chest is approaching $500K. She’s been backed by former presidential candidate Marianne Williamson. Here’s how she plans to unseat an incumbent who’s been in politics longer than she’s been alive.
Daylight Saving Time Is Stupid and Expensive and Dangerous. Just End It.
Back and forth, back and forth — why do we keep on with this insanity?
Philly Homicide Detectives Claim “Rampant Abuse of Overtime” and Sexual Harassment in Department
In a just-filed federal lawsuit, detectives Danielle Slobodian and Shawn Leahy say they’ve been labeled as “rats” for complaining about police overtime practices and other problems on the job.
Q&A: Popular NPR Host Gene Demby Talks Wawa, the Sixers, and Growing Up In South Philly
Meet the co-host of NPR’s award-winning podcast and radio show Code Switch.
Former Drexel Top Doc Sues School for Sexual Discrimination, Calls It a “Boys’ Club”
Sharon Griswold claims her repeated complaints led not to results, but to retaliation.
Beloved Galapagos tortoises Mommy and Abrazzo became first-time parents — and gave their species a ray of hope.
Fifty years after founding their legendary Philadelphia International Records, Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff, with friends and collaborators from Thom Bell to John Oates to Patti LaBelle, look back on the musical partnership that came to define the city.
Q&A: Quinta Brunson, Philly’s Comic Genius Behind Abbott Elementary
The West Philly-born-and-raised comedian is a particularly hot topic right now thanks to her hit ABC sitcom. What’s the secret to her success?
Life After Johnny Doc
How the conviction of Philly’s most infamous power broker is changing the city — for better and for worse.
The Icewomen Cometh: Why Dozens of Women from the Philly Area Are Taking Arctic Soaks in Winter
Some go daily. Some stay in for 10 minutes. And, yes, I reluctantly joined in the, uh, fun.
The Inquirer’s Attempt at a Buzzy Anti-Racist Apology Failed. It Didn’t Have To.
Right after the paper published “A More Perfect Union,” the NewsGuild union alleged that the paper was paying a Black staffer less than a white counterpart. Oops.
