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Oct 22, 2026
PA Headlines | Oct. 22 | WITF News investigates a misleading Scott Perry ad attacking his rival.
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5:09Karen HendricksHOST
That's according to a report from a team of researchers at the University of Pittsburgh at Bradford.
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5:16Karen HendricksHOST
Sydney Roach from our friends at WPSU talked with the report's authors about their findings and their suggestions to reverse the trend.
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5:26Sydney RoachCORRESPONDENT
Jonathan Chateau is an education professor at Pitt-Bradford and the report's lead author.
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5:31Jonathan ChateauSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
The teacher crisis has reached catastrophic levels.
PA Headlines | Oct. 19 | Is vote-by-mail confusion impacting Pennsylvania voters?
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4:06Katie KnollHOST
Penn State is ending the use of Flock security cameras on campus.
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4:10Katie KnollHOST
Anne Danahy with our friends at WPSU reports that a university administrator said during a faculty meeting that it is not renewing an agreement with the company.
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4:19Anne DanahyCORRESPONDENT
Penn State had been piloting the use of Flock license plate readers on the University Park campus.
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4:24Anne DanahyCORRESPONDENT
Sarah Thorndike is the university's chief financial officer.
PA Headlines | Oct. 9 | Game (almost) over, for skill game operators.
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6:00Karen HendricksHOST
Penn State broke ground this week on a $65 million expansion of its animal diagnostic lab.
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6:08Karen HendricksHOST
As Anne Danahy from our friends at WPSU reports, Pennsylvania's Secretary of Agriculture says it will help the state protect farming and public health.
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6:19Anne DanahyCORRESPONDENT
Secretary of Agriculture Russell Redding says the lab is critical for farmers, veterinarians, the food supply, and public health.
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6:27Russell ReddingSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
We're an animal agriculture state, right? So a lot of poultry, a lot of beef cattle, a lot of dairy, a lot of goats and sheep.
PA Headlines | Oct. 5 | Pa. House committee passes “bring-your-own-energy” bill for data centers
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3:28Katie KnollHOST
That was James Ziprote.
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3:30Katie KnollHOST
In Pennsylvania public media news, the public broadcasting station WPSU is officially separated from Penn State and is now part of WHYY.
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3:40Katie KnollHOST
Anne Danahy with our friends at WPSU reports, the Philadelphia-based station and Penn State announced the completion of the transfer Wednesday.
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3:48Anne DanahyCORRESPONDENT
The agreement between Penn State and WHYY brings closure to a two-year-long process.
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3:54Anne DanahyCORRESPONDENT
It allows WPSU to continue bringing public radio, television, community events, and educational outreach to central and northern Pennsylvania.
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4:03Anne DanahyCORRESPONDENT
Bill Marazzo is WHYY's president and CEO.
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4:07Bill MarazzoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
The fundamental infrastructure of WPSU is quite sound.
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4:11Bill MarazzoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
It has a terrific reach.
NPR News: 09-30-2026 2AM EDT
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3:00Giles SnyderHOST
Several defendants in the alleged cocaine trafficking ring at Penn State say they plan to plead not guilty.
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3:07Giles SnyderHOST
Sydney Roach of member station WPSU has more on the latest developments.
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3:11Sydney RoachCORRESPONDENT
Five of the people named in the investigation, including the alleged ringleaders, were originally scheduled for formal arraignments on Wednesday.
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3:19Sydney RoachCORRESPONDENT
But court officials say those defendants have waived formal arraignments.
NPR News: 09-29-2026 10PM EDT
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3:22Ryland BartonHOST
Several defendants in the alleged cocaine trafficking ring at Penn State University say they plan to p-plead not guilty.
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3:28Ryland BartonHOST
Sydney Roach of member station WPSU has more on the latest developments.
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3:32Sydney RoachCORRESPONDENT
Five of the people named in the investigation, including the alleged ringleaders, were originally scheduled for formal arraignments on Wednesday.
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3:40Sydney RoachCORRESPONDENT
But court officials say those defendants have waived formal arraignments.
PA Headlines | Sept. 30 | Lawmakers have a long to-do list, but a short fall session.
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7:11Karen HendricksHOST
Pennsylvania's Commonwealth University plans to lay off faculty and staff next year.
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7:17Karen HendricksHOST
As Anne Danahy from our friends at WPSU reports, the university expects the cuts to happen across its three campuses, Lock Haven, Mansfield, and Bloomsburg.
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7:30Anne DanahyCORRESPONDENT
Commonwealth expects to lay off as many as one hundred and seventy-five people, seventy-five faculty and a hundred staff.
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7:37Anne DanahyCORRESPONDENT
It's to, quote, "Create a financially sustainable university for the long term and address the institution's recurring structural deficit." The move to balance the budget comes at the direction of the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education.
This Week In College Viability (TWICV) for Sep 28, 2026
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3:32Gary StockerHOST
This is Pennsylvania.
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3:34Gary StockerHOST
WPSU had the story, and Dana, he had the details on September 24th.
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3:40Gary StockerHOST
It's in an effort to lower costs and balance its budget.
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3:43Gary StockerHOST
Three campuses I already mentioned.