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Scientists, foresters and some in the lumber industry are concerned about losing important programs that only the Forest Service can do.

Federal law redefining how THC levels are measured could make most intoxicating hemp products illegal starting in November.

Advocates say additional staffing would enable employees to prepare more cases for administrative hearings, positioning the agency to make more rulings.

Wineries say there is still wine available now, but growers are working to protect future vintages as climate shifts reshape New Jersey agriculture.

Dwayne Bensing says the office needs new leadership. If he won, Bensing would be the first gay man elected attorney general of any state.

About 300 protesters demanded to see the governor as they called attention to conditions inside of Delaney Hall in Newark.

The South Jersey Higher Education Alliance aims to increase the number of students that complete their undergraduate degrees.

Going into the summer, meteorologists are predicting lower than typical tropical activity, setting the stage for a successful summer season at the shore.

Poll workers are paid $300 and teenagers are encouraged to apply.

The Dillinger Escape Plan, RJD2 and Sweet Pill will headline intimate Philly shows, and a surprise act will be announced in August.

The new heat sensors and water cannons were part of an agreement EMR signed with the city after a four-alarm blaze at its facility in 2025.

Residents can enjoy a complimentary lunch and meet with WHYY News staff.

The initiatives range from restoring native plant species in Abington Township to rehabilitating Lansdale’s historic freight house to serve as the borough’s welcome center.

NOAA is rolling out an experimental tool to help emergency planners predict extreme rain events in 60 cities, including Philadelphia and Dover, Delaware.

During the aftermath of Hurricane Ida in 2021, water rushed down the creek, flooding Forbidden Drive.