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Program Highlights
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Keep Watching “Frankie Drake Mysteries” on WITF Passport
In “Frankie Drake Mysteries” Season 3, Frankie faces a family secret while the Drake Private Detectives team delves into the world of British aristocrats, illegal boxing, the supernatural, and political fundraisers.
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Meet Our Next Two Chefs from “The Great American Recipe”
Robin developed a cooking style that combines Mediterranean and Middle Eastern influences with the regional cuisine of her home state of Maryland. Brian prides himself on his rustic home cooking infused with his Hungarian and German heritage.
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Richard Young
“Concert for George” Honors George Harrison with an All-Star Lineup
“Concert for George” expresses the love and admiration this group of artists had for the legendary Beatle. Watch the concert on WITF TV Friday, June 3 at 9pm or Saturday, June 4 at 1pm. Stream WITF live from the PBS Video app or video.witf.org.
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NASA/Goddard/University of Arizona
NOVA: Touching the Asteroid
NASA spacecraft OSIRIS-REx reached out and grabbed a piece of an asteroid named Bennu to bring it back to Earth. NOVA’s “Touching the Asteroid” follows the high-stakes mission. Watch Wednesday, June 1 at 9pm on WITF TV, the PBS Video app, or witf.org/watch.
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News
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Min Xian
Penn State, State College school district require masking again, as the county moves back to ‘high’ COVID-19 level
Centre County now has a high COVID-19 Community Level.
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Former Army Reservist and alleged white supremacist found guilty in Capitol riot trial
Hale-Cusanelli’s defense did not dispute that he entered the building.
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McCarthy, GOP lawmakers escalate standoff with Jan. 6 panel
An attorney representing McCarthy wrote to the committee Friday that it does not have the authority to issue subpoenas to the lawmakers.
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Pottstown home explodes, leaving 5 dead. Neighbors say the area smelled of gas
5 people were killed when a home exploded in Pottstown on Thursday evening.
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Passing Pa.’s next budget could be painful after high-profile GOP primary losses
At least five Republican House incumbents lost reelection on May 17, including Stan Saylor (R., York), who chairs the powerful Appropriations Committee.
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Dario Lopez-Mills
Officials call it the ‘wrong decision’ to delay confronting the Uvalde school shooter
Officials with Texas Department of Public Safety said at a Friday news conference that in hindsight it was the wrong decision to not enter the classroom in Uvalde, Texas, where a gunman was located for more than an hour.
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Ting Shen
Pa. Rep. Scott Perry rejects Jan. 6 committee’s subpoena, did not participate in scheduled deposition
York County Congressman Scott Perry continued to stonewall the special House committee investigating the Jan. 6, 2021 attacks on the U.S. Capitol
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Jae C. Hong
The evolving narrative of what happened at Uvalde the day of the shooting
Confusion abounds in this city as authorities work to figure out the exact timeline for the shooting at Robb Elementary School.
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Dario Lopez-Mills
Texas school shooter entered Robb Elementary unobstructed, police say
Law enforcement is still investigating what unfolded during the 12 minutes between the crash and the shooter entering the school.
By Ayana Archie, Rachel Treisman, and Dustin Jones/NPR
One More Moment
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