Science

Around 80 supporters, including Drexel students, gathered outside the shuttered museum a day after City Council questioned university officials and threatened subpoenas.

Sellers will now be required to reveal whether a home has flooded and whether they’ve filed a flood insurance claim.

For years, Philadelphia has built rain gardens to prevent stormwater and sewage from entering waterways. Are those efforts enough?

The new technology aims to prevent microplastics from entering the Atlantic Ocean.

The data center in South Jersey was fined last month for operating natural gas engines without a permit.

What new research shows about why relationships matter, and how to prioritize them amid life’s competing demands.

Goldenrods are not to be confused with ragweed. These fall-blooming native plants don’t trigger allergies and insects love them.

The federal government is lending as much as $4.4 billion to restart power plants in Michigan, Pennsylvania and Iowa.

Bird watching has become increasingly popular since the pandemic. Advocates hope this enthusiasm translates to action.

Famed biologist Lynn Margulis’ papers arrive at the American Philosophical Society in Philadelphia after the historic collection was nearly destroyed in a fire.

A new report says ChatGPT for Teens, launched by OpenAI in August, falls short of promises to protect kids who discuss self-harm.

The network will provide residents of formerly redlined areas of West Philly and Harrisburg real-time info about the air they’re breathing.