Chestnut HillHouse of the Week: A three-bedroom brick rowhouse in Chestnut Hill for $549,000The home is located near the Wyndmoor Regional Rail station. Paul Jablow, For The Inquirer Haunted bars and movie magic | Things to doEarl Hopkins A Chestnut Hill home with a 1,500-bottle wine cellar, elevator, and showroom closet is for sale for more than $4 millionMichaelle Bond Mosey wants to help you get rid of clothing your kids have outgrownAriana Perez-Castells Police shoot and kill armed man on Benjamin Franklin Parkway, officials sayEllie Rushing, Anna Orso, and Brett Sholtis AdvertisementTemple enrolled a record number of first-year students in 2025. But it lost nearly a quarter of themMany colleges are facing greater challenges holding on to students, but dropouts say schools could do more to address their needs.Susan Snyder, Kristen A. Graham, and Chris A. Williams A GOP backer of Mayor Parker resigned from three city boards as he weighs ‘civic engagement’ opportunitiesPhilly Republican Gregory L. Segall said he is weighing “civic engagement” opportunities. The move comes as candidates are gearing up to run in next year's Council and mayoral elections.Sean Collins Walsh Ned Warwick, former TV news director and Inquirer reporter and editor, has died at 81He worked as a young city-side reporter for the Bulletin from 1969 to 1974 and a veteran editor and reporter for The Inquirer from 2001 to 2008.Gary Miles Raymond Horsch was convicted of luring a 9-year-old girl to his car in 2009. Now those court records could be destroyed.Raymond Horsch successfully appealed a conviction for trying to lure a 9-year-old girl into his car in Kensington in 2009. The record was later expunged — and the court file could now be destroyed.Ellie Rushing, Barbara Laker, Ryan W. Briggs, and Max Marin OpinionThe Blue Warbler is Chestnut Hill’s most intriguing restaurant in years, even if there’s still plenty of room to growFred Mogul left journalism to pursue a lifelong dream of opening a restaurant. The quirky but charming result, with a globe-hopping meat-free menu, may be just what Chestnut Hill needs.Craig LaBan | Columnist OpinionAfter 25 years, hers is the 9/11 story I can’t let go of | Paul DaviesJohanna Sigmund, a young woman from the Philadelphia suburbs, was killed in the attack on the World Trade Center. The friends and family who loved her are still carrying her life forward.Paul Davies | Columnist 60 new restaurants opening in Philly this fallIn Philadelphia and the suburbs, look for more all-day cafes, live-fire cooking, Korean barbecue, an underground omakase, and a full slate of Italian options.Michael Klein How ChatGPT helped persuade one couple to move to Ardmore from MexicoIn Philadelphia and beyond, the growth of AI is changing the way people search for homes and prompting some in the industry to change how they do business.Michaelle Bond Thousands of Philly homeowners are facing property tax increases of 50% or more after this year’s reassessmentHomeowners across the city saw a median 3% increase in their property assessments this year. Steeper property assessment hikes are concentrated in predominately Black and Latino neighborhoods.Anna Orso and Yaelle Tang What does a black hole sound like? A Villanova scientist’s answer was turned into music.A Villanova scientist translated data from black holes into sound. Her research formed the backdrop for a 13-minute musical composition performed on Saturday at the Chestnut Hill Skyspace.Kayla Yup Wills Eye doctor George Spaeth, 94, reflects on his award-winning research and humanistic approach to medicineThe 94-year-old Wills Eye ophthalmologist is receiving multiple awards this year for his lifetime of accomplishments in patient care, research, teaching, and mentorship.Kayla Yup Tower Health is laying off 160 workers at Pottstown Hospital while expanding emergency department, behavioral healthThe job cuts amount to 22% of the Pottstown workforce and come seven months after Tower eliminated 131 jobs at the Montgomery County facility in an earlier round of layoffs.Harold Brubaker Kathy M. Winter, lifelong artist, teacher, and former parish council president, has died at 91 She painted the statue of St. Gianna Beretta Molla in Warminster, and her painting of a restored statue of St. Gabriel for a church in New Orleans was featured in The Inquirer in 2007.Gary Miles House of the week: A 19th-century twin in Chestnut Hill for $699,900The house has two bedrooms on the second floor and two on the third floor.Paul Jablow, For The Inquirer Philly area’s housing market is ‘weird’ right now, agents sayThe Philadelphia-area real estate market has become more balanced as more owners list their homes for sale, but buyers still face steep competition.Michaelle Bond See more storiesAdvertisement
House of the Week: A three-bedroom brick rowhouse in Chestnut Hill for $549,000The home is located near the Wyndmoor Regional Rail station. Paul Jablow, For The Inquirer
House of the Week: A three-bedroom brick rowhouse in Chestnut Hill for $549,000The home is located near the Wyndmoor Regional Rail station. Paul Jablow, For The Inquirer
A Chestnut Hill home with a 1,500-bottle wine cellar, elevator, and showroom closet is for sale for more than $4 millionMichaelle Bond
A Chestnut Hill home with a 1,500-bottle wine cellar, elevator, and showroom closet is for sale for more than $4 millionMichaelle Bond
Police shoot and kill armed man on Benjamin Franklin Parkway, officials sayEllie Rushing, Anna Orso, and Brett Sholtis
Police shoot and kill armed man on Benjamin Franklin Parkway, officials sayEllie Rushing, Anna Orso, and Brett Sholtis
Temple enrolled a record number of first-year students in 2025. But it lost nearly a quarter of themMany colleges are facing greater challenges holding on to students, but dropouts say schools could do more to address their needs.Susan Snyder, Kristen A. Graham, and Chris A. Williams
Temple enrolled a record number of first-year students in 2025. But it lost nearly a quarter of themMany colleges are facing greater challenges holding on to students, but dropouts say schools could do more to address their needs.Susan Snyder, Kristen A. Graham, and Chris A. Williams
A GOP backer of Mayor Parker resigned from three city boards as he weighs ‘civic engagement’ opportunitiesPhilly Republican Gregory L. Segall said he is weighing “civic engagement” opportunities. The move comes as candidates are gearing up to run in next year's Council and mayoral elections.Sean Collins Walsh
A GOP backer of Mayor Parker resigned from three city boards as he weighs ‘civic engagement’ opportunitiesPhilly Republican Gregory L. Segall said he is weighing “civic engagement” opportunities. The move comes as candidates are gearing up to run in next year's Council and mayoral elections.Sean Collins Walsh
Ned Warwick, former TV news director and Inquirer reporter and editor, has died at 81He worked as a young city-side reporter for the Bulletin from 1969 to 1974 and a veteran editor and reporter for The Inquirer from 2001 to 2008.Gary Miles
Ned Warwick, former TV news director and Inquirer reporter and editor, has died at 81He worked as a young city-side reporter for the Bulletin from 1969 to 1974 and a veteran editor and reporter for The Inquirer from 2001 to 2008.Gary Miles
Raymond Horsch was convicted of luring a 9-year-old girl to his car in 2009. Now those court records could be destroyed.Raymond Horsch successfully appealed a conviction for trying to lure a 9-year-old girl into his car in Kensington in 2009. The record was later expunged — and the court file could now be destroyed.Ellie Rushing, Barbara Laker, Ryan W. Briggs, and Max Marin
Raymond Horsch was convicted of luring a 9-year-old girl to his car in 2009. Now those court records could be destroyed.Raymond Horsch successfully appealed a conviction for trying to lure a 9-year-old girl into his car in Kensington in 2009. The record was later expunged — and the court file could now be destroyed.Ellie Rushing, Barbara Laker, Ryan W. Briggs, and Max Marin
OpinionThe Blue Warbler is Chestnut Hill’s most intriguing restaurant in years, even if there’s still plenty of room to growFred Mogul left journalism to pursue a lifelong dream of opening a restaurant. The quirky but charming result, with a globe-hopping meat-free menu, may be just what Chestnut Hill needs.Craig LaBan | Columnist
OpinionThe Blue Warbler is Chestnut Hill’s most intriguing restaurant in years, even if there’s still plenty of room to growFred Mogul left journalism to pursue a lifelong dream of opening a restaurant. The quirky but charming result, with a globe-hopping meat-free menu, may be just what Chestnut Hill needs.Craig LaBan | Columnist
OpinionAfter 25 years, hers is the 9/11 story I can’t let go of | Paul DaviesJohanna Sigmund, a young woman from the Philadelphia suburbs, was killed in the attack on the World Trade Center. The friends and family who loved her are still carrying her life forward.Paul Davies | Columnist
OpinionAfter 25 years, hers is the 9/11 story I can’t let go of | Paul DaviesJohanna Sigmund, a young woman from the Philadelphia suburbs, was killed in the attack on the World Trade Center. The friends and family who loved her are still carrying her life forward.Paul Davies | Columnist
60 new restaurants opening in Philly this fallIn Philadelphia and the suburbs, look for more all-day cafes, live-fire cooking, Korean barbecue, an underground omakase, and a full slate of Italian options.Michael Klein
60 new restaurants opening in Philly this fallIn Philadelphia and the suburbs, look for more all-day cafes, live-fire cooking, Korean barbecue, an underground omakase, and a full slate of Italian options.Michael Klein
How ChatGPT helped persuade one couple to move to Ardmore from MexicoIn Philadelphia and beyond, the growth of AI is changing the way people search for homes and prompting some in the industry to change how they do business.Michaelle Bond
How ChatGPT helped persuade one couple to move to Ardmore from MexicoIn Philadelphia and beyond, the growth of AI is changing the way people search for homes and prompting some in the industry to change how they do business.Michaelle Bond
Thousands of Philly homeowners are facing property tax increases of 50% or more after this year’s reassessmentHomeowners across the city saw a median 3% increase in their property assessments this year. Steeper property assessment hikes are concentrated in predominately Black and Latino neighborhoods.Anna Orso and Yaelle Tang
Thousands of Philly homeowners are facing property tax increases of 50% or more after this year’s reassessmentHomeowners across the city saw a median 3% increase in their property assessments this year. Steeper property assessment hikes are concentrated in predominately Black and Latino neighborhoods.Anna Orso and Yaelle Tang
What does a black hole sound like? A Villanova scientist’s answer was turned into music.A Villanova scientist translated data from black holes into sound. Her research formed the backdrop for a 13-minute musical composition performed on Saturday at the Chestnut Hill Skyspace.Kayla Yup
What does a black hole sound like? A Villanova scientist’s answer was turned into music.A Villanova scientist translated data from black holes into sound. Her research formed the backdrop for a 13-minute musical composition performed on Saturday at the Chestnut Hill Skyspace.Kayla Yup
Wills Eye doctor George Spaeth, 94, reflects on his award-winning research and humanistic approach to medicineThe 94-year-old Wills Eye ophthalmologist is receiving multiple awards this year for his lifetime of accomplishments in patient care, research, teaching, and mentorship.Kayla Yup
Wills Eye doctor George Spaeth, 94, reflects on his award-winning research and humanistic approach to medicineThe 94-year-old Wills Eye ophthalmologist is receiving multiple awards this year for his lifetime of accomplishments in patient care, research, teaching, and mentorship.Kayla Yup
Tower Health is laying off 160 workers at Pottstown Hospital while expanding emergency department, behavioral healthThe job cuts amount to 22% of the Pottstown workforce and come seven months after Tower eliminated 131 jobs at the Montgomery County facility in an earlier round of layoffs.Harold Brubaker
Tower Health is laying off 160 workers at Pottstown Hospital while expanding emergency department, behavioral healthThe job cuts amount to 22% of the Pottstown workforce and come seven months after Tower eliminated 131 jobs at the Montgomery County facility in an earlier round of layoffs.Harold Brubaker
Kathy M. Winter, lifelong artist, teacher, and former parish council president, has died at 91 She painted the statue of St. Gianna Beretta Molla in Warminster, and her painting of a restored statue of St. Gabriel for a church in New Orleans was featured in The Inquirer in 2007.Gary Miles
Kathy M. Winter, lifelong artist, teacher, and former parish council president, has died at 91 She painted the statue of St. Gianna Beretta Molla in Warminster, and her painting of a restored statue of St. Gabriel for a church in New Orleans was featured in The Inquirer in 2007.Gary Miles
House of the week: A 19th-century twin in Chestnut Hill for $699,900The house has two bedrooms on the second floor and two on the third floor.Paul Jablow, For The Inquirer
House of the week: A 19th-century twin in Chestnut Hill for $699,900The house has two bedrooms on the second floor and two on the third floor.Paul Jablow, For The Inquirer
Philly area’s housing market is ‘weird’ right now, agents sayThe Philadelphia-area real estate market has become more balanced as more owners list their homes for sale, but buyers still face steep competition.Michaelle Bond
Philly area’s housing market is ‘weird’ right now, agents sayThe Philadelphia-area real estate market has become more balanced as more owners list their homes for sale, but buyers still face steep competition.Michaelle Bond
