A Recap of Tuesdays Elections; and The Importance of Caring for Our Caregivers.

Gettysburg's Dedication Day; The Status of SNAP Benefits in Pa.

From Prison to the MET: Jesse Krimes and The History Behind Pa.'s Own Chocolate Paradise: Hersheypark.

Veterans Issues: Prodigy Spectrum Management and YWCA Veterans Services

Why Should We Shop Vintage? And a Conversation with the Recipients of the School Psychologists of the Year Award.

The Spark Weekly 11.02.25: Disability Awareness

Local Journalists Preview Key Races Ahead of Next Tuesday’s Elections; Braver Angels Debate Encourages Civil Discussion on Immigration

Harrisburg’s Women’s History Garden Welcomes Its Own Garden Goddess; Bucknell Professor Judy Grisel on the Science — and Humanity — Behind Addiction

Recognizing the Signs: UPMC Nurse Navigator on Stroke Awareness; Were There Monsters in Medieval Europe? Historian Explains How Faith and Fantasy Shaped the Medieval Mind

Gaming Safety with Roblox; Ghost Stories with Adam Zurn

Encountering Disability; 3 Pa. Metros Names in Report About Housing Shortages.

The Spark Weekly 10.26.2025: Adopting Shelter Dogs with the York County SPCA and The Harrisburg Tool Library.

WPSU to Stay on Air Thanks to WHYY Partnership & recent firing of James Franklin; Vision Corps Empowers Blind and Visually Impaired Workers in Lancaster.

Architect Cassius Emlen Urban: The Designer Who Shaped Central Pennsylvania’s Skyline; Hospitals Across Pennsylvania Face Staffing Shortages; Virtual Career Fair Aims to Inspire Future Workforce.

The Pa. Renaissance Faire Celebrates 45 years. And The Harrisburg Tool Library.

CeaseFirePA Highlights Urgent Need to Address Firearm Suicide in Pennsylvania; Prepare Your Garden for Winter with Tips from Horticulturist Erica Jo Schaffer

York County SPCA Shines Light on Shelter Animals, Stigma, and the Importance of Adoption

The Spark Weekly 10.19.2025: WITF Music and the Franklin and Mashall College October Poll.

‘Inside the Moment’: Photographer Joseph A. Rosen Captures 50 Years of American Music Legends; Lead Poisoning Prevention Starts at Home: “It’s Preventable — If We Act Early”

Inside the World’s First Horror Studies Center — and Why It’s in Pittsburgh; Pennsylvanians Face Steep Health Insurance Premium Increases for 2026