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Philadelphians died by traffic violence at a rate three times greater than New Yorkers from 2019 through 2023. At the recent peak, in 2020, 155 people were killed on Philly streets. While that number has been trending downward, the city has a long way to go. How exactly is Philly working to improve street safety? What specific improvements have been made? Is more enforcement the answer? Inquirer transportation reporter Tom Fitzgerald answers some FAQs about what the f— Philly is doing to make st

Philadelphians died by traffic violence at a rate three times greater than New Yorkers from 2019 through 2023. At the recent peak, in 2020, 155 people were killed on Philly streets. While that number has been trending downward, the city has a long way to go. How exactly is Philly working to improve street safety? What specific improvements have been made? Is more enforcement the answer? Inquirer transportation reporter Tom Fitzgerald answers some FAQs about what the f— Philly is doing to make st

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Gilbert Hilton, a true Philadelphia character who added to the character of this city with his "Badillac" car, has died at 77. Read more about his life and his sweet ride: https://www.inquirer.com/obituaries/gilbert-hilton-philadelphia-badillac-obituary-20220318.html | Philadelphia Inquirer

Gilbert Hilton, a true Philadelphia character who added to the character of this city with his "Badillac" car, has died at 77. Read more about his life and his sweet ride: https://www.inquirer.com/obituaries/gilbert-hilton-philadelphia-badillac-obituary-20220318.html | Philadelphia Inquirer

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https://www.inquirer.com/obituaries/michael-days-philadelphia-daily-news-obituary-20251019.html | Signe Wilkinson

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A look inside a West Philly funeral home

A look inside a West Philly funeral home

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Family and friends mourn Walter Wallace Jr. at North Philadelphia funeral

Family and friends mourn Walter Wallace Jr. at North Philadelphia funeral

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An Inquirer asks questions: What happened? Why? What can I do about it? | Philadelphia Inquirer

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Every once in a while we encounter a person or place in life that changes our idea of what something is or can be. It doesn’t happen often, but it happened to Inquirer columnist Stephanie Farr as she walked through three miles of moss-covered trails in the Pine Barrens that challenged everything she knew about cemeteries. “This is a special place,” Farr scribbled in her notebook. “I’ve never considered being buried, before today.” Farr went to check out New Jersey’s first green burial preserve,

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Gene London, Philly children’s TV host, dies at 88

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Philadelphia homicide detectives say morale has improved since moving out of the Roundhouse — and it might be showing in their work. From having to share 15 computers for 80-100 detectives, to now having their own desks, police say the move to Broad St. has helped boost productivity, contributing to the city’s highest homicide clearance rate in 40 years. But it's not the whole story. The Inquirer’s Criminal Justice reporter, Ellie Rushing, joins us at the Wooder Cooler to explain how their new h

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William ‘Poogie’ Hart, lead singer of the Delfonics and voice of the Philadelphia sound, dies at 77

A South Jersey teacher has resigned from her position with the Winslow Township School District after her profanity-filled tirade to her class was recorded by a student’s cell phone. 🔗: https://www.inquirer.com/news/winslow-high-school-cursing-teacher-resigned-20230216.html | Philadelphia Inquirer

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Former Philly police Officer Mark Dial was convicted of voluntary manslaughter in the deadly 2023 shooting of Eddie Irizarry. The jury found Dial acted unreasonably and recklessly when he shot Irizarry six times through his car window in Kensington. Dial was acquitted of the more serious charge of third-degree murder. Prosecutors asked that his bail be revoked and that he be held in custody ahead of his July sentencing. Common Pleas Court Judge Glenn B. Bronson denied the request, saying Dial wa

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This is not your meemaw’s biscuits and gravy. 👩🏼‍🍳 Chef Elizabeth Grothe from Scampi and baker Paige Wernick from Rougarou put some New Orleans funk on it. They’re cooking up a 🍤 sausage rolled up into a meatball and served in an étouffée-style, Italian-ish gravy. It’s a dish you can only get at the Inquirer Food Fest on Saturday, Nov. 15 at The Fillmore. I’ll be there. They’ll be there. Will you? 🎟️ TICKET UPDATE: Inquirer Food Fest tickets officially sold out earlier this week — but there

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Has it been a while since you’ve jumped rope? In the summertime, hundreds of people flock to the foot of the Philadelphia Museum of Art steps to bond over their childhood — and adulthood — tradition: Double Dutch. Philly Girls Jump (@phillygirlsjump) brings the timeless African American pastime to iconic locations across Philly. 📹 by @gabrielncoffey / Staff | Philadelphia Inquirer

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Some 200 people gathered in front of Philadelphia's City Hall on Wednesday as part of a plan organized through social media to hold 50 anti-Trump protests across 50 states in one day. https://inquirer.com/news/philadelphia/philly-50501-protest-today-city-hall-20250205.html?utm_campaign=Philly.com Facebook Account&utm_source=facebook.com&utm_medium=social&cid=Philly.com Facebook | Philadelphia Inquirer

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The results are in. 📏 ❄️ On Sunday, Philadelphia had its biggest snowfall in a decade. 9.3 inches of white fluffy goodness and freezing rain coated our city, entombed our cars and despite being told to stay inside some of yall did not listen. I’m talking to you, Art Museum sledders and snowboarders! 😉 Now it’s Monday — school is out. More than 100 flights have been canceled into or out of PHL. And there’s a lot of important info that we need to share with you about what happens next in our cit

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Sharon Paige, Philly soul singer, has died

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Inside the FBI’s hunt for a Philly armored truck-heist crew. Old-school detective work. High-tech surveillance. An anonymous tip. Even a totally separate car-theft probe. All of it helped investigators piece together the case — including a surprising text about a Fox 29 post that came from a West Philly man now playing in the NFL. Inquirer investigative reporter David Gambacorta joins Ariane Datil at the Wooder Cooler to break down what we know about the robbery ring, people in their orbit, and

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If you bring someone to Philadelphia and you want them to have an authentic cheesesteak experience, take them to John’s Roast Pork. Here, Inquirer staffer Tommy Rowan explains why he loves John’s Roast Pork cheesesteak. Spoiler: “It’s a symphony of a sandwich.” Read more about John’s Roast Pork — one of The Inquirer’s 76 most vital restaurants — at Inquirer.com/76. 📝 by Tommy Rowan / Staff 📹 by Esra Erol / Staff | Philadelphia Inquirer

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Here's what Chestnut Street in Philadelphia looked like Sunday morning. | Philadelphia Inquirer

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The Philly Vintage Flea — a one-day event with over 100 sellers — celebrates clothing spanning from the ’70s to the 2000s. Here, Inquirer videographer Gabe Coffey met up with some of the vintage vendors who curated the event’s selections. 📹 by Gabe Coffey / Staff | Philadelphia Inquirer

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Only one Pennsylvania Supreme Court justice since 1968 has failed to win a retention election, in which voters face a yes-or-no choice on whether to give incumbents new 10-year terms, rather than a choice between candidates. Tuesday’s results will be discouraging for anyone hoping to increase that number soon. Hoping to break liberals’ 5-2 majority on the state’s highest court, Republicans spent big in an attempt to oust three justices who were originally elected as Democrats. Democratic groups

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