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The medical school entrance exam is getting its first major makeover in 20 years. An MCAT advisory committee recently announced its recom ...

A group representing road construction workers is urging New Jersey lawmakers to spend more on roadway repairs. The New Jersey Asp ...

A study from Duke University for the first time makes a link between water contamination and drilling for natural gas. The study, publish ...

It’s a sure bet that more people than usual from the Delaware Valley will be watching Glee tonight. Not because it’s ...

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission will hold a pu ...

It’s now up to Gov. Chris Christie to decide whether New Jersey will allow registered voters in New Jersey to receive mail-in ballo ...

The average age of the Delaware farmer is somewhere between 55 and 57 years old, and it’s been that way ...

Congressmen Charlie Dent and Pat Meehan were in Philadelphia Tuesday touting a new bill that would make a synthetic drug commonly known a ...

Atlantic City’s casino revenue is in a nearly three-year slump. Numbers released today from April show the 32nd consecutive month o ...

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has confirmed four more cases of antiviral-resistant influenza in Delaware, bringing the t ...

Who’s earning the big bucks in the Philadelphia area? Gynecologists and obstetricians are the top earners, pulling in an average of ...

Things are a little better in the city than the suburbs–at least in terms of falling home prices, according to new numbers from a P ...

Sen. Pat Toomey and some of his fellow Republicans revealed today their plan for an alternative 2012 budget. WHYY’s Susan Philips w ...

Before you go asking, what’s so great about a porous street, consider this: the permeable material has the potential to re ...

Ground was broken today at Sister Cities Park, where the next year will bring renovations and improvements to the space that honors Phila ...