Philadelphia’s city budget process is like playing eight-dimensional chess. Here’s how we let you play it.

Walker gave up seven runs against Washington, while Bryce Harper and Kyle Schwarber went 0-for-8 and are a combined 3-for-32 with 12 strikeouts to start the season.

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Hamels, who made his MLB debut 20 years ago, got to know Painter in spring training last year and worked with him in again this spring. Painter will make his debut on Tuesday against Washington.

“To have the opportunity to come here with the Flyers and help them in a playoff push, I think, was a no-brainer for me,” Martone said after his first skate since turning pro. He could debut Tuesday.

Richards' return from a sore knee should help the back line, but Pochettino wants a better collective effort. The manager also made it clear that he expects defense to come first at the World Cup.

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If approved, a typical residential electric customer’s bill would rise by $20.08, or 12.5%, per month. A natural gas customer would see a rate increase of $14.52, or 11.4%.

A Chester diaper bank is aimed at assisting new mothers in the area with basic necessities for their babies.

Both Syd Carpenter and vanessa german's shows speak to the beauty of found objects and the power of Black women. One in Woodmere and another the Colored Girls Museum

After a year of extreme weather, a longstanding lifeguard shack in Strathmere was demolished on Sunday.

Citizens Bank Park allows spectators to bring their own food inside for Phillies games. We want to know what foods you're bringing in — and if they hold up for all nine innings.

A local lawsuit alleges that FanDuel, DraftKings, and the NFL profit from the compulsive nature of microbets. Plus, Pennsylvania Democrats' messaging on affordability and the Iran war.

A Philadelphia Museum of Art show will study monuments and their roles in the society. It will be curated by Paul Farber, the director of Monument Lab.

The shooting happened on the 300 block of South 60th Street, police said. No arrests were reported.

Maxey totaled 26 points, eight assists, and seven rebounds in a critical 118-114 victory over a Charlotte team with whom the Sixers are jostling for postseason positioning.

The African Episcopal Church of St Thomas, the oldest Black church in Philadelphia, continued its tradition of a procession on Palm Sunday behind a donkey or pony.

What does a bowl of fruits or lavish spreads of pastries have to say about the way our society looks at luxury, abundance, and consumption?

More than 85,000 people who bought ACA marketplace plans through Pennie last year have dropped their coverage due to rising costs.

The Phillies' cold bats might get a lift from the warmth.

Lane Johnson's comments on a March 18 podcast gave rise to speculation that Stoutland, who stepped down in February, would be returning to the Eagles in some capacity.

Costco, one of the nation’s largest wine sellers, is moving to acquire liquor licenses for stores including King of Prussia and Warminster. It wants to sell wine, beer, and ready-to-drink cocktails.

The Baltimore native went viral in January 2025 with a floor routine that featured Kendrick Lamar and GloRilla. She will have one season of eligibility remaining.

Haverford College's library may soon be without a name. Students have passed a resolution urging the school's president to consider removing the name of mega donor and Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick from the library over his ties to Jeffrey Epstein. 🔗 www.inquirer.com/education/...

U.S. Sens. John Fetterman and Dave McCormick collaborated with state turnpike authorities and other lawmakers to secure the federal money for the bridge project.

Four weeks into the Iran war, Democrats see the resulting economic impacts as a key message and a way of marrying a campaign-year focus on affordability with their opposition to the war.

We’ll show you a photo taken in the Philly-area, you drop a pin where you think it was taken. This week is baseball-themed!

A month into the Iran war, Pennsylvania Democrats on Capitol Hill are seeking to tie a campaign-year focus on affordability to their opposition to the military engagement. For their part, Republicans are downplaying the concerns about affordability. 🔗 www.inquirer.com/politics/nat...

The Sixers have a lot of options when it comes to the kind of rotation they want to run during the postseason.

The National Lacrosse League is searching for new owners for the team. It is uncertain if the Wings will remain in the city beyond this year.

A former welterweight champ, Ennis will seek the super-welterweight crown against another undefeated boxer. His promoter calls the fight "a summer blockbuster."

A dispersal order was sent to residents across the Philadelphia region on Sunday evening, following a car show at Bridgeport Speedway in Gloucester County. Here's what we know.

Surrounded by new faces, Hidalgo became the veteran voice of the Fighting Irish as a junior. She carried Notre Dame as far as the Elite Eight.

It's a really big week for the Phillies' amateur scouting department. Assistant general manager Brian Barber sat down with "Phillies Extra" to discuss the scouting process.

According to columnist Will Bunch, the "No Kings" protests are about a lot of things — President Trump and the war in Iran, ICE, rising healthcare costs, the Epstein files. But as he puts it, it is also about "something spiritual." 🔗 www.inquirer.com/opinion/tr...

Artist Roberto Lugo is creating a piece that charts the transformation of the “Pine Street Hotel” into what is now the Michener Art Museum.

The Trump administration has threatened research funding at universities and "is no longer a reliable partner," said the Penn engineering school dean. The school hopes to raise money over five years.

The action came as No ICE Philly and allied pro-immigrant groups launched “A Week of Action Against ICE and Collaborators,” seeking to bring attention to ongoing immigration arrests.

While Roseman had little new to say about the much-debated Brown, he did talk the Eagles' recent additions at wide receiver, tight end and quarterback.

A local marketing firm created an immersive experience in which co-workers solve workplace challenges in fictional settings. Here's why.

It hasn’t taken long for this lineup to fall back into familiar patterns. Which means the onus is on the pitching staff to keep the Phillies a 96-win team.

Nurses who become serial killers are exceedingly rare. But this patient safety expert says the phenomena warrants attention. She teaches healthcare administrators how to spot a potential problem.

The Phillies also got news Saturday that Rangers starting pitcher Jacob DeGrom was scratched from the game with neck stiffness. Rob Thomson doesn’t plan to change the batting order.

Hen Ji Hou Wei Xuan Cheung Fun serves gossamer thin rice rolls, hearty bowls of congee, and beef bone soup. It opened at the end of January, expanding Philly's options for Cantonese comfort food.

The Public Health Advocacy Institute alleges that sportsbetting companies use push notifications, VIP perks, and targeted promotions to ensure that gamblers continue to place microbets.

The senior won her seventh consecutive Swedish senior women’s squash championship. She’s been able to learn from Drexel coach John White, who was once the best squash player in the world.

This season marks the return of several Philadelphia-trained dancers to their old stomping grounds.

The dual-venue show at the Philadelphia Museum of Art and the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts features more than 1,000 artworks spanning three centuries.

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Classical music premieres play alongside Beethoven and Mozart in today's landscape. But organizations can do a lot more to spotlight underknown composers.