Father shoots son as a family argument turned violent in East Mount Airy, police said
Police said the shooting was the result of a domestic dispute. A father shot his adult son during an argument Saturday night ...
Las Vegas, New Orleans, and the ugly truths America won’t talk about
A deadly U.S. New Year's Day inspires demagogues with little talk about root causes of PTSD, misogyny, and unchecked male ...
Sixers are slowly starting to see the fruits of their labor amount to wins, particularly on the road
Shaking off a New Year's Day setback, the Sixers went 4-2 on their recent road trip, which concluded with a 123-94 victory over the Brooklyn Nets on Saturday ...
Eagles will find out their wild-card opponent today. Here’s the playoff scenarios for 10 teams.
Three teams are vying for the AFC’s final wild-card spot heading into Sunday — the Denver Broncos, the Miami Dolphins, and ...
When 911 can’t find the injured | Morning Newsletter
Why are Philadelphia 911 dispatchers not finding injured people along bike and walking trails? We explore the potentially ...
Heavy lift | Editorial Cartoon
John Cole spent 18 years as editorial cartoonist for The (Scranton) Times-Tribune, and now draws for various ...
Honesdale in the Poconos was dubbed cool in 2020 — and it’s hotter than ever
HONESDALE, Pa. — The Wayne County Art Alliance walls are painted Guggenheim white, and were awash in local landscapes and ...
Raheem Collins, wrongfully convicted of a 2006 Philly shooting that left a child paralyzed, sues city and police
Raheem Collins, 44, was arrested days after the 2006 high-profile shooting of 6-year-old Jabar Wright, which left the child ...
The queer people who are buying guns to prepare for Trump’s America
Since Donald Trump’s reelection in November, non-traditional gun groups across the city and country have seen a flood of ...
Sharp decline in homicides shows that mayor’s all-of-the-above strategy may be working | Editorial
But fighting crime in Philadelphia will take continued attention to challenge the decades of disinvestment and decline in ...
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As Day One of the second Trump presidency nears, concerns about his immigration plans grow | In Conversation
Two Latino members of The Inquirer's Opinion staff discuss the uncertainty — and potential dangers — around the incoming administration's promises of mass deportations.