The wisdom of Greek myths
Psychotherapist Gillian O'Shea Brown explains how Greek myths offer a map and a mirror to help us know ourselves and better understand our times.
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Rediscover the Joy of Doing Nothing
On this episode of The Pulse, a look at the pitfalls of productivity culture, and why doing less could be the key to enjoying life.
Rutgers study finds prenatal exposure to wildfires may be associated with risk of autism
Fine, tiny particles from wildfires are 30 times smaller than the width of human hair, and are easily inhalable.
Philly patients with HIV more likely to follow treatment plans after receiving SNAP benefits
Researchers say the findings show that even though modern HIV medicines are "biomedical miracles," issues like food insecurity can interfere with their effectiveness.
It’s cranberry season in New Jersey. As the climate warms, growers work to protect their iconic harvest
Extreme weather and crop diseases pose growing challenges for the state’s cranberry farmers.
These Delaware volunteers care for injured squirrels, possums and other wildlife at home. They want to buil...
One wildlife rescue group fielded thousands of calls in 2025. As development shrinks natural habitats, advocates expect that demand to only grow.
Pennsylvania wants ads to disclose AI use, but what exactly does that mean?
Amid widespread “AI slop,” a new state law aims to protect consumers from deceptive ads. But questions remain about what must be disclosed — and who's responsible.
Camden County residents agree to tax increase to reduce sewage spills, preserve nature
Millions of gallons of raw sewage spills into Camden’s waterways because of outdated sewer systems.
‘Rent’ and ‘Grease’ on stage, the Philadelphia Asian American Film Festival and race up the ‘Rock...
Nov. 5–8: Delaware Antiques Show, Spiral Q Peoplehood Parade in West Philly and a festival celebrating chicken wings in South Jersey are among the highlights.
‘We can have the lives that we deserve’: Delaware Democrats earn legislative supermajorities running on...
Democrats in the state House flipped three seats formerly held by Republicans throughout the state, including in typically red areas.
How music helps students at Performing Arts Academy in Mercer County succeed academically
Students at Hopewell Valley Central High School studying music have better focus and get better grades than many of their peers, school officials say.
There are no more Republicans representing Chester, Delaware and Montgomery counties in Pennsylvania’s le...
Democrats achieved their trifecta in Harrisburg thanks in part to a historic breakthrough in Philadelphia’s suburbs.
Award-winning Women in Natural Sciences program spins off from Academy of Natural Sciences and Drexel
The program led to a 100% high school graduation rate and more than 96% college attendance for Philadelphia students.
The Ghost in the Machine: When Tech Seems to Have a Mind of Its Own
On this episode of The Pulse, “the ghost in the machine” — stories of tech that seemed to develop a mind of its own.
Why are so many men opting out of the workforce?
Over the last several decades, the number of men in the U.S. who aren’t participating in the workforce has risen steadily.
Vernon Ray found freedom through creativity. Now he’s helping others find their own path
Vernon Ray founded Creative Mind Productions while incarcerated. Today, he uses photography to create opportunities, mentor young people and help his community.
How Mezcal Went From Ancient Tradition To Global Obsession
Explore mezcal's long history in Mexico going from a traditional spirit to a global sensation.
Philadelphia releases toolkit to help neighbors talk about climate change
The digital toolkit is meant to help residents get to know each other and prepare their neighborhoods for extreme heat, flooding and more.
Philly plans to double its number of speed cameras in the city in effort to cut down on pedestrian deaths
The effort is designed to slow drivers down to cut down on the number of pedestrian fatalities.
Philadelphia celebrates Día de los Muertos with thousands joining in procession
Thousands gathered in South Philadelphia for the traditional Mexican holiday that celebrates culture and ancestry.
The music recording industry was born in Camden. This Berlin museum traces RCA-Victor’s rise and fall
The Victor Museum features hundreds of objects from Camden’s history as a hub of early recorded music.
Sorting fact from fear: ICE at the polls, DOJ election monitors in Pa. and other Election Day concerns
Philadelphia-area officials explain who’s allowed at your polling place, what counts as intimidation and what to do if something goes wrong.
Pa. election 2026: Voter guides, key races and more
Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 3. Here’s what you should know beforehand, from voter deadlines to who’s on the ballot in Philadelphia and statewide.