Nine people were shot in Southwest Philly

The Latvian Society of Philadelphia has long a beating heart for Philly's tight-knit Latvian community. On Saturday, Latvian citizens came to the society to cast votes in a critical election.

Alerts about missing or lost pet birds in Philadelphia have been appearing all over Facebook. Here's what local experts had to say about it.

Making coffee at home has turned into an elaborate affair with the surge of at-home espresso machines on the market. Now, coffee shops are leaning in, offering lessons to help master the craft.

Hundreds of backseat drivers gathered in Headhouse Plaza on Saturday to watch 14 people park their cars.

“The casino itself has expanded basically into infinity,” a UCLA addiction expert said.

“The good news is we’ve done a lot of good work," said U.S. Rep. Jeff Van Drew.

Peltola, the Democratic Senate candidate in Alaska, is an uncommonly capable candidate, but she is also an uncommonly complicated one.

In an eight-minute video message to the Cornell community, Michael Kotlikoff described the past week as one of the most difficult in the university’s history.

The plane, with four Canadians on board and two people picked up in Bermuda, lost contact shortly after 1 a.m. A search was underway Saturday off the coast of Nantucket, Mass.

Authorities are looking for whoever is responsible for vandalizing the Weldon playground with offensive and targeted graffiti.

The shocking failure has left both sides of the death penalty debate demanding answers.

Dozens rallied on Saturday in Center City to decry rampant sexual abuse on college campuses and support Jane Doe, the woman suing Cornell University and seven men she accused of assault.

No ICE Philly gathered Saturday outside a parking garage in Old City where it says Department of Homeland Security has 16 reserved parking spaces.

Authorities apprehended Wilfredo Ortiz-Suarez, 47, who is the third person to face charges related to the March 29, 2025, killing of Aiden Zeallor.

The president is urging people to call what appears to be the senator's personal cell phone number.

The White House said the one-time payments would be drawn from a fund set up to improve Medicare.

The United Arab Emirates says the copilot on a FlyDubai flight that nearly crashed with 182 people on board attacked the captain with the cockpit’s crash axe in a “terrorist attack.”

A change went into effect in October requiring states to fund 75% of the costs of administering SNAP.

The case against Amir Jones, 33, built largely on video evidence from a neighborhood block party, fell apart before trial.

Tocchet switched up the lines again Saturday in an effort to generate more offense and be cleaner with the puck.

The Philadelphia district attorney conceded a 2009 murder conviction without reinterviewing witnesses or reviewing trial records — and it’s not an isolated case.

Our chefs are on the hunt for their perfect collab partner for The Inquirer Food Fest. Let's eavesdrop as they get to know each other.

Backlash against the massive facilities and paused IPOs have some investors voicing concerns about data centers’ growth expectations and risks associated with their build-out.

It’s easy to mock hyperbolic claims about voter fraud — but Pennsylvania election officials are doing the quiet, careful work of actually protecting the vote.

The United States has the worst rate of maternal deaths among high-income countries. The early stages of pregnancy can be the most dangerous, and need better treatment systems.