Maria Panaritis

A wild Philadelphia Inquirer ride comes to an end for this kid from Upper Darby.

The search for where the Kate Winslet-starring series was filmed in suburban Philly leads to a heaping serving of Delco soul.

As we turn the page on the pandemic, planting tiny seeds feels very different this year.

Starter houses in the Philadelphia region are no longer attainable to many cash-strapped first-time homebuyers.

An unexpected outpouring of compassion shows all is not lost, even in this toxic age of anger.

Fixing the racial achievement gap goes hand in hand with stabilizing all of public education in southeastern Pennsylvania. It is past time to shore up these pillars of economic mobility.

Joe Biden sent a powerful message to a community that helped send him to the White House.

In Marple Township, plans to seize a huge tract for the public show how elections do, indeed, have consequences.

No longer is George Washington's visit the only storyline attached to this historic Montgomery County site outside Philadelphia. A fuller history was long overdue.

Shame on our wealthiest citizens and institutions for falling short where a small business owner has stepped up.

When the pandemic decimated live music, this 33-year-old tour manager dove into public health rescue mode.

I found an engagement ring near a school sidewalk. Little did I know where it would lead.

In the silence of an empty house are the broken pieces of a pandemic year. Technically-still-intact lives for the lucky among us. But marred by the shrapnel of survival.

The rocky COVID-19 vaccine rollout in Pennsylvania skirted plans that four counties outside Philadelphia say were ready to go for their 2.5 million residents.

On fields in a small Delco universe, this rite of spring became an act of pandemic resistance this year.

As the HBO series finale approaches, Pa. Rep. Mike Zabel wonders how his family name came to ride shotgun with Kate Winslet.

The Philadelphia region is coming alive after a long and lonely year.

It has been baptism by fire for Democrats who swept to power across the Pennsylvania suburbs just months before the coronavirus pandemic.

Pennsylvania opened the nation's first superhighway in 1940. It's been a tough road ever since for the infrastructure that prosperity built.

The Radnor COVID-19 site came together under pressure between Delaware County and Penn Medicine. Better leadership from Harrisburg might not have required such triage measures.