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The snow on the ground have kept temperatures cold since Saturday. As the rest of the snow melts Tuesday, though, a warmup will be on the way. Meteorologist Joe Martucci

DENVER -- For the record, baker Ismael De Sousa isn’t a fan of the word “sourdough.”

Cannabis connoisseurs over the age of 21 with a green thumb could soon be allowed to grow their own stash.

FirstEnergy utilities and solar advocates have reached an agreement over the utilities net metering plan for customers that generate their own electricity. The deal proposed to the West Virginia Public Service Commission by Mon Power, Potomac Edison and groups including solar installer Solar Holler would resolve what has been an especially intense rate case-based dispute.

KINGSTON — The European Space Agency has given the go-ahead to the 2035 launch of a powerful space-based observatory with the ability to detect gravitational waves caused by violent astrophysical

MOUNT OLIVE TWP. – A plan by the non-profit Raritan Headwaters Association (RHA) designed to improve water quality in Budd Lake has been approved by the state Department of Environmental

While SpaceX has continued its breakneck pace of launching from the Space Coast and California, small rocket company Rocket Lab continues to solidify its role as the second busiest launch

Snow cover continues to keep South Jersey colder than average. However, I have a feeling the snow will melt for good Tuesday. Thatll help bring a late-week warmup, with a rainstorm Friday.

Let’s talk about the good old days.

STANFIELD — Residents living in and around Stanfield can build connections with their children through an ongoing grant-funded monthly program at the public library focused on activities involving various parts