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The Philadelphia Inquirer launched in 1829, making it one of the longest-running newspapers in the US. Published daily, its editorial focus is grounded in local reporting, public-interest investigations and clear coverage of regional politics, business and culture. Its journalists follow stories that shape life across Philadelphia and its surrounding counties, using direct language that helps readers understand how decisions made in City Hall, Harrisburg and Washington affect their communities. The newspaper’s investigative teams have a long record of influencing policy and highlighting systemic issues, earning three Pulitzer Prizes. Each issue blends daily updates with deeper reporting, balancing fast news with context that readers can rely on. The Philadelphia Inquirer also covers arts, sports and neighborhood stories, reflecting the city’s character and the voices that define it. This mix of reporting styles keeps the coverage dynamic and accessible. Available on PressReader, The Philadelphia Inquirer newspaper delivers essential journalism that connects readers to the stories shaping Philadelphia.
Greener and roomier with a chic naturalistic look, the Highmark Mann Center officially reopened Monday after the final phase of a yearslong renovation. Construction at Philadelphia’s outdoor arts center in Fairmount Park went not just...
Tanya Clark’s knees bounced as she sat in the courtroom, her eyes darting toward the doors. For nearly four years, she’d waited for this moment — for the person who killed the nephew she’d raised like a son to admit to what he’d done. But as Aaron...
Federal agents have questioned friends and associates of Gov. Gavin Newsom of California and his wife, Newsom said Monday in a video in which he accused President Donald Trump of using the Justice Department to punish a political...
Through much of Mayor Cherelle L. Parker’s first two years in office, most political insiders in Philadelphia assumed she would cruise to reelection. After all, no mayor in the last eight decades in the deep- blue city has lost a bid for a second...
