Inquirer Morning NewsletterThese students chose joy | Morning NewsletterAnd Philly City Council is holding up a plan to buy the police headquarters building. Taylor Allen 🤖 12 hours with an Uber Eats bot | Morning NewsletterTaylor Allen In City Hall, it’s Parker vs. big tech | Morning NewsletterTaylor Allen Chris Rabb extends his support | Morning NewsletterSamantha Stewart 🏘️ The cost of growth | Morning NewsletterPaola Pérez Advertisement🎩 Too fancy, or not fancy enough? | Morning NewsletterA reader feels too bougie for old Philly friends, but not bougie enough for a new crew. How should they handle the social dynamics? Plus: potential Peco strike vote, and Bryce Harper's viral brushing.Paola Pérez 🚇 From the trolley to the top | Morning NewsletterScott Sauer went from trolley operator to transit boss. Here's how SEPTA's general manager approaches managing the agency. Plus, Roots Picnic returns to Philly, new funds for I-76 sports complex ramp.Paola Pérez 🗳️ Business experience, potential conflicts | Morning NewsletterPlus, the school board is set to pass a $4.6B budgetTaylor Allen Leading Penn under Trump | Morning Newsletter🍽️ And more than two dozen restaurants.Taylor Allen ⚽ Chester’s World Cup reality | Morning NewsletterChester, home to the Philadelphia Union's stadium Subaru Park, could benefit from the World Cup but not everyone is optimistic. And: Norristown school board defends DEI shift, 100 Steps wall restored.Paola Pérez 🤫 Shushing the sidewalk | Morning NewsletterHow can you ask Philly neighbors to tone down the noise outside during weeknight quiet hours? And: The Price is Right to host auditions, Bookhaven is reopening, Roxanne is booking reservations again.Paola Pérez 🎡 Unsung boardwalk heroes | Morning NewsletterPlay our scrolling game to meet the Wildwood boardwalk workers and vendors who help keep the Shore alive. Plus, more turnover in Sen. Fetterman's office, and former CHOP gender care patient draws DOJ.Paola Pérez 🗳️ Bucks County or bust | Morning NewsletterAnd a high-profile victory for progressives.Taylor Allen 🗳️ There’s more on the line | Morning NewsletterA look at the Pennsylvania primary and what's on voters' minds.Taylor Allen Advocate to adversary | Morning NewsletterAnd sports gambling’s “mental health crisis.” Taylor Allen 📚 Closing a chapter | Morning NewsletterPlus, more people are selling their old jewelry to get cash for the gold.Alyssa Passeggio 💈 Cuts on wheels | Morning NewsletterMeet 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.Paola Pérez 🏘️ Trapped in suburbia | Morning NewsletterA former Philadelphian has second thoughts about suburban living. Inquirer staffers help them decide if they should move back. Plus, Penn surveys Americans on AI, new Pa measles cases and outbreak.Paola Pérez 🤖 A quiet delivery service expansion | Morning NewsletterSome Center City restaurants say they were opted in to the Uber Eats robot delivery program despite not having signed up. Plus, how officials will monitor public health during World Cup in Philly.Paola Pérez Philly’s southern rival | Morning NewsletterAnd homeowners near the PGA Championship want to cash in. Taylor Allen See more storiesAdvertisement
These students chose joy | Morning NewsletterAnd Philly City Council is holding up a plan to buy the police headquarters building. Taylor Allen
These students chose joy | Morning NewsletterAnd Philly City Council is holding up a plan to buy the police headquarters building. Taylor Allen
🎩 Too fancy, or not fancy enough? | Morning NewsletterA reader feels too bougie for old Philly friends, but not bougie enough for a new crew. How should they handle the social dynamics? Plus: potential Peco strike vote, and Bryce Harper's viral brushing.Paola Pérez
🎩 Too fancy, or not fancy enough? | Morning NewsletterA reader feels too bougie for old Philly friends, but not bougie enough for a new crew. How should they handle the social dynamics? Plus: potential Peco strike vote, and Bryce Harper's viral brushing.Paola Pérez
🚇 From the trolley to the top | Morning NewsletterScott Sauer went from trolley operator to transit boss. Here's how SEPTA's general manager approaches managing the agency. Plus, Roots Picnic returns to Philly, new funds for I-76 sports complex ramp.Paola Pérez
🚇 From the trolley to the top | Morning NewsletterScott Sauer went from trolley operator to transit boss. Here's how SEPTA's general manager approaches managing the agency. Plus, Roots Picnic returns to Philly, new funds for I-76 sports complex ramp.Paola Pérez
🗳️ Business experience, potential conflicts | Morning NewsletterPlus, the school board is set to pass a $4.6B budgetTaylor Allen
🗳️ Business experience, potential conflicts | Morning NewsletterPlus, the school board is set to pass a $4.6B budgetTaylor Allen
⚽ Chester’s World Cup reality | Morning NewsletterChester, home to the Philadelphia Union's stadium Subaru Park, could benefit from the World Cup but not everyone is optimistic. And: Norristown school board defends DEI shift, 100 Steps wall restored.Paola Pérez
⚽ Chester’s World Cup reality | Morning NewsletterChester, home to the Philadelphia Union's stadium Subaru Park, could benefit from the World Cup but not everyone is optimistic. And: Norristown school board defends DEI shift, 100 Steps wall restored.Paola Pérez
🤫 Shushing the sidewalk | Morning NewsletterHow can you ask Philly neighbors to tone down the noise outside during weeknight quiet hours? And: The Price is Right to host auditions, Bookhaven is reopening, Roxanne is booking reservations again.Paola Pérez
🤫 Shushing the sidewalk | Morning NewsletterHow can you ask Philly neighbors to tone down the noise outside during weeknight quiet hours? And: The Price is Right to host auditions, Bookhaven is reopening, Roxanne is booking reservations again.Paola Pérez
🎡 Unsung boardwalk heroes | Morning NewsletterPlay our scrolling game to meet the Wildwood boardwalk workers and vendors who help keep the Shore alive. Plus, more turnover in Sen. Fetterman's office, and former CHOP gender care patient draws DOJ.Paola Pérez
🎡 Unsung boardwalk heroes | Morning NewsletterPlay our scrolling game to meet the Wildwood boardwalk workers and vendors who help keep the Shore alive. Plus, more turnover in Sen. Fetterman's office, and former CHOP gender care patient draws DOJ.Paola Pérez
🗳️ There’s more on the line | Morning NewsletterA look at the Pennsylvania primary and what's on voters' minds.Taylor Allen
🗳️ There’s more on the line | Morning NewsletterA look at the Pennsylvania primary and what's on voters' minds.Taylor Allen
📚 Closing a chapter | Morning NewsletterPlus, more people are selling their old jewelry to get cash for the gold.Alyssa Passeggio
📚 Closing a chapter | Morning NewsletterPlus, more people are selling their old jewelry to get cash for the gold.Alyssa Passeggio
💈 Cuts on wheels | Morning NewsletterMeet 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.Paola Pérez
💈 Cuts on wheels | Morning NewsletterMeet 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.Paola Pérez
🏘️ Trapped in suburbia | Morning NewsletterA former Philadelphian has second thoughts about suburban living. Inquirer staffers help them decide if they should move back. Plus, Penn surveys Americans on AI, new Pa measles cases and outbreak.Paola Pérez
🏘️ Trapped in suburbia | Morning NewsletterA former Philadelphian has second thoughts about suburban living. Inquirer staffers help them decide if they should move back. Plus, Penn surveys Americans on AI, new Pa measles cases and outbreak.Paola Pérez
🤖 A quiet delivery service expansion | Morning NewsletterSome Center City restaurants say they were opted in to the Uber Eats robot delivery program despite not having signed up. Plus, how officials will monitor public health during World Cup in Philly.Paola Pérez
🤖 A quiet delivery service expansion | Morning NewsletterSome Center City restaurants say they were opted in to the Uber Eats robot delivery program despite not having signed up. Plus, how officials will monitor public health during World Cup in Philly.Paola Pérez
Philly’s southern rival | Morning NewsletterAnd homeowners near the PGA Championship want to cash in. Taylor Allen
Philly’s southern rival | Morning NewsletterAnd homeowners near the PGA Championship want to cash in. Taylor Allen
