Some consumers are responding to economic uncertainty by cutting their spending on nonessential items. Plus, a look at Nicetown through decades of disaster, and its hopeful future.

Wonderland Pier is gone, but there's still fun to be had at Ocean City. Plus, federal workers in Philly who are still on the job tell us about their mixed emotions amid restructuring and layoff chaos.

Philadelphia's Dominican community is grieving the catastrophic loss of life in Santo Domingo. Plus, hear a 911 call by the man accused of setting fire to Shapiro's mansion, and a Masonic Temple tour.

Phillies security Kelly Davis has stories from his time as a narcotics cop and Dennis Rodman's guard. Plus, considering the value of "elevated" cheesesteaks.

Go inside the Lehigh Valley factory where the Peeps get made. Plus, updates in the case of the Pennsylvania governor's mansion arsonist, and navigating the green card maze.

Keeping the city's alleys clean and clear is a big job. Plus, will Northeast High School's softball team get a field of their own?

Chaos over health grant cuts led to the closure of an addiction care center and more uncertainty in the region. Plus, more details emerge about the arson attack on the Pennsylvania governor’s mansion.

School library advocates worry about the impact of federal funding cuts. Plus, details on the arrest of the man accused of attempted murder in setting fire to Gov. Josh Shapiro's Harrisburg residence.

Plus, how a recent court ruling impacts how ICE targets Philly churches, the city's first luxury postpartum retreat, parental rights activists get involved in NJ governor race, Mütter Museum's future.

Dick Wexelblat tells us what it was like to work in the building that now houses the fictional Lumon Industries in "Severance." Plus, the fate of Drexel food trucks, and a new measles case in Philly.

Riders are reeling from SEPTA’s proposal for service cuts and fare increases amid a financial crisis. Plus, where to find bugs on the menu.

New tariffs could have a big impact on local businesses and consumers' finances. Plus, Philly's shrinking jail population, and how to childproof older homes.

A Resolve Philly-Inquirer investigation finds a child welfare system in need of reform. Plus, ICE fears cancel a big, annual Mexican celebration.

Millions earmarked for local community projects were lost in Congress' budget battle. Plus, after a close call during the Northeast Philly plane crash, two retirees vow to live life to the fullest.

Dozens of artifacts from history-making Americans will be on display for the county's 250th birthday. Plus, more than 3,600 IRS workers in Philly are in danger of losing their jobs.