Vito Maglio disappeared in December 2014, and his body was found in the Schuylkill months later. His killing went unsolved for nearly 12 years — until this week.

Woman charged in 2014 cold case killing of 69-year-old Northeast Philly man who was shot and dumped in the Schuylkill

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The house and connected carriage house will be Avalon’s biggest residential home. Mita says it's not for his personal use.

Wonderland developer Eustace Mita is building a 17,694-square-foot home in Avalon

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Nolan's interpretation is visually arresting, but not when it comes to food, says Kiki Aranita. Our food reporter, who is also a classics scholar, tells us how to watch the movie and dine like a hero.

In Nolan’s ‘Odyssey,’ food and feasting are vehicles for disgust. What a shame. | Opinion

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The Mother Bethel AME Church barred Rebecca Cox Jackson from being a preacher. She then left Philadelphia and preached across the country with a lifelong companion.

The (probably queer) Black woman who made Shaker history in Philadelphia

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Bar Cicci will bring Italy's slower-paced drinking culture to Rittenhouse Square with a menu of small plates, old-school Italian pastries, and spritzes.

Ellen Yin’s newest Philly restaurant is an all-day aperitivo bar built for snacking and sipping

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Arraez drove in a run in each of his first two at-bats in his Phillies debut. Jesús Luzardo allowed just four hits across eight innings against Washington.

Luis Arraez drives in two runs, brings ‘new blood’ energy in his Phillies debut in 5-0 victory over Nationals

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The update to Pennsylvania’s voter registration data was highlighted by Elon Musk and U.S. senators pushing the SAVE Act. Here’s what the numbers actually mean.

A routine voter roll update in Pa. prompted misinformation from conservative activists

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Cheltenham parents said they knew of allegations that Terence Tolbert allowed a culture of bullying at Abington before Cheltenham hired him as head coach, but district officials didn’t listen to them.

Charged Cheltenham football coach had past allegations of toxic culture at Abington, parents say

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President Trump's administration has made it a priority to combat Medicaid billing fraud nationwide. In Philly, one case cited was an agency that billed $225,000 for services by a deceased aide.

Federal and state officials highlight Medicaid fraud in Philadelphia

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Michael Calderone is leaving Frankford to become interim principal of Dobson Elementary in Manayunk.

After allegations of a 'toxic climate' at Frankford High, the school will have a new principal for the first time in a decade

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The "Neighborhood Jawnts" series aims to engage all pockets of Philadelphia in celebrating the country's 250th birthday with free community bus tours.

Covering 20 locales over 20 weekends, ‘Neighborhood Jawnts’ tour series highlights Philly’s diverse communities

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The family of Edwin Jeovanny López Cornejo, who was detained at the Delaney Hall ICE facility in New Jersey and died, called for an investigation into his death.

Family of the man who died in ICE custody in N.J. calls for release of medical records and closure of Delaney Hall

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The village is home to more than a hundred residential lots ready for development, plus commercial buildings with active businesses, all available to the highest bidder.

What happens when a village goes up for sale? St. Peter’s is ripe for more housing, but poses challenges.

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The venue proposed could accommodate over 7,500 spectators for sporting events, concerts, and more.

A sports complex in King of Prussia? Here’s why Upper Merion says it makes sense

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Gilda’s signature pastéis de nata continue to shine both in original form and seasonal rotations, like the rich chocolate version and the bright blueberry corn variation served at the height of summer. 🔗 www.inquirer.com/food/inq2/be...

Krasner said the judge’s decision to grant Rafael Jones a new trial in the 2012 shooting death of Moses Walker Jr. was “legally incorrect.”

DA Larry Krasner to appeal overturned murder conviction in 2012 killing of Philly cop Moses Walker Jr.

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Many people think Bradley Cooper is from Jenkintown. But like many Abingtonians, he’s living a lie.

Is Bradley Cooper really from Jenkintown? We investigate.

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The Illinois-based nonprofit Clayco Foundation donated the funding for research on retinal vasculopathy with cerebral leukoencephalopathy, or RVCL.

Penn receives $10 million to study new treatment for ‘relentless,’ rare genetic disease with no cure

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Emily Wilson, who penned a highly acclaimed translation of the epic poem in 2017, is having a big summer.

A Penn professor thought she’d sell 1,000 copies of her ‘Odyssey’ translation. She sold more than a million this year alone, thanks to Christopher Nolan.

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Hiroki, La Calaca Feliz, and the Lodge by Two Robbers are joining a list of restaurant closings. Many of these spaces will be filled soon, if not immediately, and there is no shortage of new projects.

Do recent Philadelphia restaurant closings signal trouble for the industry?

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In June, a three-story brick twin on a quiet residential street in Olney became the center of a sprawling investigation into the disappearance of at least two women. (1/3)

How a pornographer’s violent fantasies blurred fact and fiction as cops searched Olney house for missing women

As investigators search for clues at an Olney twin, Raymond Horsch's criminal past and dark art blur fact and fiction.

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Hanwha is now looking in southern states for a place to invest a chunk of the $5 billion it has pledged for U.S. shipbuilding.

Hanwha vs. Holt: How New Jersey lost a shipyard

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Rafael Jones was serving a life sentence without parole for the fatal shooting of Officer Moses Walker in 2012.

A new trial is ordered for a man convicted in the slaying of Philly police officer in 2012

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Gabriella’s Vietnam’s building on East Passyunk Avenue was sold and the new owners plan to install their own restaurant, serving Himalayan cuisine.

One of Philly’s top Vietnamese restaurants is closing, but owners are looking for a new location

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Bryson Stott has two games of major league experience playing third. That will change now with Arraez taking over second. Said the Phillies’ new third baseman: “I don’t care. I just want to play.”

Phillies’ addition of Luis Arraez means an infield shuffle: ‘What are we going to say, no, we’re not moving?’

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Hill’s second career grand slam got the Phillies out of a 3-0 deficit and gave them the lead. An inning later, Bryce Harper added some insurance with a two-run homer to secure a 6-3 victory.

Derek Hill’s go-ahead grand slam sparks Phillies’ comeback win over Nationals

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Some traditional midwives now say they are worried they have no legal standing to work and deliver home births in Pennsylvania. The state’s AG and lawmakers say that’s untrue.

Why Pennsylvania quietly repealed its 1929 midwifery law — and is now getting sued for it

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Despite the disturbing evidence found in the Olney home, the investigation is clouded by the unusual lives and predilections of Eugene Horsch and his late father, Raymond.

A fugitive pornographer, his troubled son, and missing women: 5 takeaways

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An investigative review ordered by the Bucks County DA’s Office recommended no new criminal charges for high school students or police involved in a clash during a February anti-ICE demonstration in Quakertown, but the report sharply criticized the borough’s police chief, Scott McElree.

Investigative report criticizes Quakertown police chief for role in anti-ICE clash with student protesters

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An immigrant who was detained at Delaney Hall in Newark died. His family is concerned he did not have access to proper medical care.

The death of an immigrant held at Delaney Hall brings fresh focus to the ICE facility in Newark

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