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High ozone levels in the forecast force state environmental officials to issue an alert.  The state Department of Natural Res ...

Teens join environmental groups in Wilmington for jobs program. The city has partnered with seven groups for a Green Jobs Program t ...

The cost of getting an education at the University of Delaware is going up by about 7-percent.  UD announced Tuesday the new ...

The health-care sector is expected to grow in coming years, but many teens say they aren’t interested. University of the Sci ...

Governor Markell joins environmental secretary Collin O’Mara and other state leaders celebrating the “Superstar Beach” ...

Anyone else have trouble seeing the skyline this morning because of the thick haze draped over Philadelphia? There’s a reason for t ...

Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter and Managing Director Rich Negrin will revive an old program today when they announce the relaunch of P ...

Authorities in Camden are investigating another fire in an abandoned industrial building. Authorities say a two-alarm blaze broke ...

A company has announced long-term power purchase agreements totaling 105 megawatts for its proposed eastern Pennsylvania wind farm. < ...

The center of Quaker life in Philadelphia is now a national historic landmark. The Arch Street Friends Meeting House, the largest Quaker ...

Open computer lab for teens today 1:30 p.m. and for adults at 2:30 p.m. at the Colemen, Northwest Regional Library, 68 West Chelten Avenu ...

Break out your boots, long pants and heavy socks, the Friends of the Wissahickon (FOW) Trail Ambassadors want you to go for a hike.  ...

Former Roxborough Review writer Bernard Scally of Roxborough is dropping his bid for an at-large seat on City Council. In a news r ...

Jon McGoran spends a lot of time talking about fresh produce and occasionally even composting. But few could guess that lurking behind th ...