❄️ Here we go again | Morning Newsletter
Morning, Philly. While it’s a new week, you’d be forgiven for feeling some weather-related deja vu, as Sunday snow has turned into a messy Monday. More than a foot of…
Trump says hospital ship en route to Greenland, which says it doesn’t need it
Greenland fended off an attempt by the Trump administration to override its sovereignty this week, declining the U.S. president’s offer to send a hospital ship its way. President Trump’s suggested…
Four years after Russian invasion, Ukrainians around Philadelphia are thankful for support, wary of future
To explain his journey from Ukraine to Huntingdon Valley in Montgomery County, Ukraine army veteran Illia Haiduk first must explain one of the worst days of his life. On Nov.…
How ‘The Pitt’ portrayed a rape kit exam sensitively with the help of experts
By Yvonne Villarreal, Los Angeles Times LOS ANGELES — The education begins almost immediately. A young woman who has just experienced a sexual assault is in triage, and “The Pitt’s”…
PHA took over its first private-sector apartment building. Tenant reviews are mixed.
The Philadelphia Housing Authority embarked on a strategy last year unlike anything it has done before. The agency is known as the largest affordable housing provider in the city. But…
Trump declares glyphosate production a national defense priority
Feb. 19, 2026, 9:12 p.m. ET President Donald Trump issues an executive order to prioritize U.S. production of the herbicide glyphosate. The order uses the Defense Production Act, citing glyphosate’s…
After 20 years of growth, this Philadelphia-born company says it’s ready to help in the caregiver crisis
Just over 20 years ago, when Geoff Gross founded Medical Guardian, his vision was to empower older adults to live more independently. The company launched in 2005 out of Gross’…
One of the nation’s oldest hospitals will now be one of Philadelphia’s newest museums
Before 1751, sick Pennsylvanians had few healthcare options other than often expensive home visits from doctors. That changed when Benjamin Franklin and physician Thomas Bond established a medical institution to…
Family Practice & Counseling Services Network won a $3.4 million federal heath center grant
Family Practice & Counseling Services Network won a $3.4 million federal health center grant that will allow the nonprofit to continue providing medical and mental healthcare in Southwest Philadelphia and…
ArchWell Health is a new primary-care provider for Philadelphians with Medicare Advantage
A new sign with orange letters outside a former Rite Aid in Germantown announces the arrival of a primary care model new to the Philadelphia region. ArchWell Health recently opened…