A network for young professionals of color, co-founded two years ago by Coatesville native Vinasia Miles, has now become an official partner of Forbes, writes Trenae Nuri for WHYY. For(bes)... Read more
School districts throughout Pennsylvania have been spending the $40 million awarded in competitive grants by the state for safety and security upgrades on cameras, bulletproof vests, counsel... Read more
Anxiety disorders and Tourette syndrome have been added to the list of medical conditions approved to receive medical marijuana by the Pennsylvania Department of Health, writes Brett Sholtis... Read more
An investigation has revealed that a small number of school superintendents in Pennsylvania have been bringing concealed firearms to work for close to a year, writes Jen Kinney for WHYY. The... Read more
Although the Philadelphia Union have called Chester home for a decade now, the city is seemingly just beginning to reap the economic benefits of having a Major League Soccer franchise, write... Read more
The Lansdowne Theater hopes to return to its glory days, even as other grand theaters from Hollywood’s heyday are converted or demolished, according to a Movers & Makers segment at WHYY.... Read more
The Pennsylvania Redistricting Reform Commission has begun touring the state for a series of public meetings to get voter input on the creation of future congressional maps, writes Emily Pre... Read more
Support for legalizing recreational marijuana in Pennsylvania has been increasing over the last decade, but lawmakers remain skeptical, writes Bobby Allyn for WHYY. In 2006, around 20 percen... Read more
Girls looking for more rigorous activities, like those in Scouts BSA Troop 19 from Marshallton, can now find them as official members of the Boy Scouts of America, writes Ximena Conde for WH... Read more
Reusable Haagen Dazs and Procter & Gamble containers will soon hit the shelves in some Pennsylvania stores thanks to TerraCycle, a recycling business based in Trenton, and its Loop platf... Read more
