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What if you could take carbon dioxide out of our atmosphere, and actually use it to make stuff? We meet one professor who is trying to do ...

Author Ruha Benjamin says “the legacy of Tuskegee” is too often used as shorthand to refer to a perceived mistrust among blac ...

A grieving Philadelphia mom wants to make sure everyone knows that swimming in the creeks isn’t just illegal — it’s dan ...

Caused by a fungus that’s transported by the walnut twig beetle, the disease attacks the innermost layer of a tree’s bark, ca ...

Art — Produced by Michael O’Reilly In 2013, after 99 years, Germantown High School closed its doors forever. Budget c ...

More than a dozen officials from the Democratic National Committee came to Philadelphia Wednesday to answer a big question: Does the city ...

With the announcement that Revel Casino will close next month, the future of Atlantic City’s gaming business remains murky.  ...

Atlantic City’s newest casino will be closing next month after the financially struggling Revel Casino Hotel has not been able to f ...

Dylan Hockley was just 6 when he and 25 others were killed at Sandy Hook Elementary School on Dec. 14, 2012. His mother, Nicole Ho ...

Art of Life — Produced by Karen Smyles Margaux and Walter Kent are married and both artists. Margaux is a photographer, makes ...

Individually, a playful kitten or a purring cat is adorable, but at Philadelphia’s Animal Care and Control Team, 20,000 of them pas ...

“No,” says one expert—the numbers just don’t add up. As the Ebola outbreak in West Africa continues to spread ...

Philadelphia’s Penn Museum announced this week it discovered the skeleton in its basement. But how did they lose it in the first pl ...

Why are some people able to shake off stress more than others? A recent study could provide some clues. “A lot of people hav ...

After a train crash in Paulsboro, N.J., a cloud of toxic gas sent 28 people to the hospital. Mantua Township resident Ronald Morris was a ...