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The newly formed Citizens Marcellus Shale Commission will hold meetings across the state to gauge what the public has to say on the controversial issue […]

The Marcellus Shale has been the subject of a great deal of recent public discourse. Whether people were talking about the dangers of fracking, the […]

A small public space between 30th Street Station and Market Street is expected to be completed by Labor Day weekend. The space will replace a […]

Gizmodo—Gawker Media’s techie site—will spend the week focusing on the cable television situation in America. They’re looking for readers to e-mail in actual accounts of […]

A police officer in Reading found a pit bull on a hot roof. The pads on the dog’s paws had been burned off after spending […]

Math in Focus: Singapore Math by Marshall Cavendish is a program engineered to teach American students math differently. The curriculum—designed for kindergarten through sixth grade—has […]

Philly natives are constantly debating over who makes the best cheesesteak. Some contend it’s Jim’s on South Street, the tourists love Pat’s and Geno’s, and […]

Hershey Park’s 12th roller coaster will be its biggest and fastest. Skyrush will feature a 200-foot, 85-degree drop and will have a new type of […]

Does Boyds carry pocket protectors? The Scoop’s going to need to class up his geek attire to prep for the inaugural Philadelphia Geek Awards on […]

Philadelphia International Airport is one of 40 across the country adopting new body scanners that will feature a much more generic image of travelers. Currently, […]

Philadelphia’s prison population dropped 11 percent from 2009 to 2010. The Pew Charitable Trusts’ Philadelphia Research Initiative released a report detailing the decline and attributed […]

Children involved in car accidents are safer if a grandparent was behind the wheel. According to a study conducted by research doctors at the Children’s […]

As a part of the efforts of the Ryan Seacrest Foundation to provide opportunities for children to learn about broadcast media, the American Idol host […]

Today, five public computer centers will open throughout the city. The centers are the first of 70 planned for the Philly. With increased access to […]

Three UPenn students created Coursekit, intended to challenge Blackboard as the go-to for universities and professors wishing to conduct scholastic activities online, and have since […]