New tariffs could have a big impact on local businesses and consumers' finances. Plus, Philly's shrinking jail population, and how to childproof older homes.

A Resolve Philly-Inquirer investigation finds a child welfare system in need of reform. Plus, ICE fears cancel a big, annual Mexican celebration.

Millions earmarked for local community projects were lost in Congress' budget battle. Plus, after a close call during the Northeast Philly plane crash, two retirees vow to live life to the fullest.

Dozens of artifacts from history-making Americans will be on display for the county's 250th birthday. Plus, more than 3,600 IRS workers in Philly are in danger of losing their jobs.

The NSC in Philly is struggling amid federal cuts. Plus, protesters packed SEPTA trains to march in Center City against Trump, and how tariffs are hitting Philly's food beverage and grocery industry.

Plus, a Philly-based gene therapy company is laying off workers, an update on the fatal incident involving an Amtrak train in Bucks, and what we know about anti-Trump protests in Philly on Saturday.

After a PPA employee crashed into her parked car, she says she's stuck here until they pay her more. Plus, what goes into Lego recreations of the Eagles' winning moments.

Pennsylvania police pursuits endanger kids, fuel deadly wrecks, and cost taxpayers millions — with little accountability. Plus, Rosemont College's long closure runway, and downsizing tips.

These book clubs are helping Philadelphians find each other. Plus, some Philly-area schools are taking a stand against the Trump administration's attacks on DEI.

A block Fishtown neighbors ignored city rules to install their own traffic-calming measure. Plus, a look at Larry Krasner’s bid to keep the district attorney title.

Here's what Philly stands to lose if the Trump administration cuts federal funding to cities. Plus: Watch Party PHL is crowdfunding to open a women's sports bar.

Plus, why a longtime Main Line cheesesteak joint will close up shop after nearly 70 years in business.

Mister Softee was born here. It's a Philly thing. Plus, Drexel's crackdown on food trucks, Trump's order to prepare Independence Park for America's 250th birthday, and a plan to nix noisy cars.

Some Philly-area Tesla owners love their cars. CEO Elon Musk, not so much. Will they sell the vehicles? Plus, what happened after Philly-area federal workers lost their job, and more cuts on the way.

How's Philly's twice-a-week trash pickup going? In short, there's room for improvement. Plus, what Pa lawmakers said about the Signal national security texts, and why Will Smith was in West Philly.