They want the airwaves, and they've got 'em. You'll find all kinds in PA's internet radio community, largely because of its cost effectiveness, improved technology, and freedom from the FCC.
A new device developed and made in PA that retails for $48 could help stem the country's annual wasting of more than $10 billion in electricity due to appliances being left on or in standby mode.
Two Penn State scientists have found a better way to coax oil and natural gas out of the ground � and it involves ingredients that are normally thrown out.
M-Dot Network, an Erie company that allows shoppers to save money without clipping coupons, won the Amazon Web Services Start-Up Challenge. More than 1,500 companies entered the competition.
Three towns in the Poconos are the latest to take part in a program that enhances communities along Route 6, a thoroughfare along the commonwealth's northern edge.
The founders of Berks CoLab are planning a Reading-area workshop with tools like laser cutters, CNC machines and woodworking supplies, where creative people could have a place to work on projects.
The Bedford County Development Association is working an addition to the 24,000-square foot Bedford County Business Center it owns in southwestern Pennsylvania. The nearly 15,000-square foot addition is set to be finished in the summer of 2012.
The region is taking the next step toward the creation of a thriving industry around our abundant water supply, a Water Innovation Consortium that will inspire innovation among the more than 3,000 water-related firms here.
Job prospects for Philadelphia's professional temps are on the way up, suggesting that the larger employment market is gaining strength.
Unsupervised garages were an easy target for graffiti, so the Ten Points neighborhood group turned to local artists, teachers and students to create a series of vandal-repelling murals.