Take our news quiz on stolen trading cards, the Eagles in London, and the subject of a new Grays Ferry mural.

It felt like a big name would ultimately lift the Wanamaker Trophy. But it was the lesser known (and well-liked) Rai who came closest to taming the challenging Delco course.

Aaron Rai won the PGA Championship in style.

Parkway West and Parkway Northwest, two high schools slated to close under the school district's facilities plan, are the remnants of an innovative program that drew international attention.

The 2025-26 season was a resounding success for the Flyers, but with increased success comes increased pressure. Who should the Flyers retain for next season?

Drexel medical students Tharun Nandakumar and Alexa Smith were assigned to the same first-year anatomy lab group. They started dating soon after, and are now set to graduate together on Thursday, May 14.

This week’s picks include Fireworks’ emotional First Unitarian reunion show, Rebecca Howland’s toxic dinner-table installation at the Fabric Workshop, and moments from the Philly Walk of Fame.

Will Philly defy this new robot revolution — or is it already too late?

Toughest stretch? Biggest gift from the schedule-makers? Our Eagles reporters weighed in, and also offered an extremely early record prediction.

Yan Diomande, a 19-year-old winger from Côte d’Ivoire and German club RB Leipzig, is just one of the hottest young prospects in the sport.

The loss included $94.6 million in restructuring charges related to layoffs last fall and other moves designed to improve the nonprofit’s future financial performance.

The new initiative from the Office of Clean and Green Initiatives launched as Philadelphia's citywide cleaning program began.

Elton Brand, Vince Rozman, and Neil Olshey are among those who have connections to the Sixers and/or Bob Myers, who is leading the search for the next day-to-day front-office leader.

Noah and Charlotte were the most popular baby names in Pennsylvania in 2025. For New Jersey, those names were Liam and Emma.

Rai entered the weekend with just one PGA Tour victory. While the Philly crowd was pulling hard for the big guns, Rai, who finished at 9-under par, is a fitting champion.

"There are different benefits to living in the suburbs (nature!) vs. the city (culture!)."

From a box truck near Broad and York, William Sanders cuts hair, makes house calls, and looks for ways to help the neighbors around him.

The PGA Championship is happening now! We’ll show you a golf-themed photo taken in the city; you drop a pin where you think it was taken. Closer to the location results in a better score. Good luck!

The Phils are above .500 for the first time since April 7 after posting a second straight shutout of the Pirates.

The prototype of a double Dutch machine was showcased at Awbury Park for Philly Girls Jump's Double Dutch Day on Saturday.

The East Coast Black Age of Comics Convention returns to Philadelphia.

The Rory McIlroy, Jordan Spieth, and Jon Rahm grouping may have been one of the most popular on Thursday, but Scheffler always draws a crowd.

We caught up with some members of the Aronimink gallery to find out what inspired their fashion choices.

The PGA Championship, one of golf’s four major tournaments, is stopping at Aronimink Golf Club in Newtown Square this month. Whether you’re going or just curious, here’s what you need to know.

"Every day, it's hurt us," said one local business owner.

Bohm is making major progress at the plate after starting in the worst slump of his career and Crawford is showing more confidence as the Phillies evened their record to .500 entering Sunday.

Podcast host Alex Cooper announced her pregnancy Sunday morning on Instagram.

Blooming only every few years, and only for only 24 to 36 hours, nearly 600 visitors have crowded the exotic greenhouse in recent days for a look – and a whiff.

"For decades, he has quietly picked up trash and recyclables wherever he goes, making the city a cleaner place without recognition or fanfare."

The Union and their crop of fresh faces this season, following an offseason overhaul, have one win and now four draws to show for all that change.

Queen & Rook, the board-game cafe on South Street, is planning a second location in Thirsty Dice’s former space. The theme will be a different kind of fantasy.

Berlin Township police arrested Anthony J. Rhodes after he allegedly caused an estimated $10 million in damages to a Walmart store in April.

The Grammy winning Southern country, blues and rock songwriter is coming to Philly for two shows in support of her new album of topical songs.

A 23-year-old driver went through a red light, ending the lives of two people.

Kolosov, 24, was set to become a restricted free agent. The netminder posted a .895 save percentage in 38 games in Lehigh Valley this past season. He will compete for the NHL backup job next year.

Philadelphia’s first gamer orchestra has become a gathering place for gamers and former band kids looking for community.

A reader asked Curious Philly what a block captain is and what they do. “Sometimes you are a counselor, sometimes a babysitter, or the police, or a social worker,” one North Philly captain said.

Brown University's Eric Morrow was announced as the founding director on Wednesday. He spoke with The Inquirer about the future of autism research and his hopes for the institute.

Talonda Rogers is the founder of The 4th Trimester MOMMIE, a Black-owned nonprofit dedicated to closing postpartum care gaps for families of color in Chester County.

Is it worth the drive to get to Duck, N.C.? What about flying to Dublin? Has the “We’re going to Europe instead” crowd thinned out? Is this Jersey Shore ever a bargain?

The Filipino yam, ube, is trending, or is it just its color? The Philippines is producing less ube though the purple yam is surging in popularity. Artificial ube extracts are flooding the market.

The Inquirer's latest SMS project is part text-message newsletter and part group chat

From getting Matvei Michkov back on track to re-signing Trevor Zegras to trying to find a No. 1 center, the Flyers have lots of work to do this summer.

Guilliatt told a reporter in a 2002 interview that he “really didn’t know what would happen" when he struck the Liberty Bell with a 4-pound sledge.

A soup heiress’ mansion, a 20,000-square-foot sports complex, and an architecturally renowned townhouse are for sale near Philly right now.

Meet William "Siddiq" Sanders of North Philly's mobile barbershop. Plus, Uber's new idea to avoid a rideshare tax, when SEPTA's trolleys return to Girard Avenue, and Pa. tracks alpha-gal syndrome.

Philly committee seats are usually sleepy races that have struggled to garner interested candidates in the past. Now, they are suddenly competitive.

Alpha-gal syndrome, a red meat allergy, is primarily associated with lone star tick bites. Around 300 Pennsylvanians have tested positive each year since 2024, according to voluntary reports.

Scene Through the Lens with photographer Tom Gralish.

This week’s picks include Fireworks’ emotional First Unitarian reunion show, Rebecca Howland’s toxic dinner-table installation at the Fabric Workshop, and moments from the Philly Walk of Fame.