Rachel McDevitt | StateImpact Pennsylvania

There are ways to make sure you are heating your home efficiently and saving money this winter. Some upgrades may even qualify for a rebate or tax credit.

Pennsylvania’s farms could become more resilient to severe weather brought on by climate change thanks to $40.8 million in federal grant money.

Motorists hitting the road for the Thanksgiving holiday can expect to pay less for gasoline this year and prices are likely to stay low into the winter.

Warm temperatures and dry conditions are behind recent wildfires in the Northeast, but Pennsylvania foresters say weather trends should bring relief to the state.

Pedestrian-friendly streets in Lancaster; reconnecting York to Codorus Creek; 500 new trees in Mechanicsburg. These are just a few of the projects funded by federal climate money helping transform Pennsylvania communities into safer and cleaner places.

The owner of the closed Three Mile Island nuclear plant hopes to have a new license – and a new name for the plant – to operate in three years.

Water, oil and workers is all it will take to get the shuttered Three Mile Island nuclear plant back up and running, according to the plant’s owners. That, plus months of training, inspections and regulatory approval.

Coal mining has been in decline for decades, and the massive Homer City coal power plant closed abruptly last year. The legacy of pollution left behind by the industry is making it challenging to move on.

A state House committee is advancing a measure that would make solar energy development more expensive.

The central Pennsylvanian was one of about 80,000 people that evacuated during the partial meltdown – an incident that halted the growth of the U.S. nuclear power industry for decades.