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The Vineland Chemical Company produced arsenic-based herbicides and fungicides for 45 years, causing widespread contamination.

The generative AI-powered chatbot uses information from Montgomery County’s voter services website to answer basic election questions.

Terry Gross and Tonya Mosley are being honored, respectively, by the Radio Television Digital News Association and EBONY magazine.

After a disappointing loss to Chicago last year, volunteers in Philadelphia say they hope to prove a point while also cleaning up the streets.

The Arden Theatre and Philadelphia Theatre Company were first to secure rights to “Girl from the North Country” and “Liberation.”

Educators say the plan opens old wounds from a previous effort where the money went to outside consultants instead of teachers’ classrooms.

In 2025, international student enrollment declined for the first time in years, leading to an estimated $50 million loss for Pennsylvania.

Modern research shows that breast cancer can be treated with chemotherapy during pregnancy with safe outcomes for mother and baby.

Since starting in 2016, Bell Tone Synth Works has repaired instruments for influential artists such as Roger Waters and Dan Deacon.

Children account for 45% of e-scooter-related injuries, according to a Johns Hopkins study.

Asian Americans United founded the festival in 1995 to mark the holiday, celebrated widely across Asia, that honors family reunions and the end of harvest season.

The project will reduce methane releases and cut the utility's overall greenhouse gas emissions by a fraction of a percent.

The 40,000-square-foot facility, dubbed “The Generator,” is set to break ground in fall 2027 and open in early 2029.

Over 100 HIV activists, nonprofit leaders and a city council member took to City Hall this afternoon to demand a reversal of President Donald Trump’s Medicaid cuts.

An Oct. 6 event will explore data on immigrant entrepreneurship, homeownership, education and more.