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Commentary “The Girl Next Door” is a cheerful musical with a lot of unique features. It’s got the ...

Jayne Mansfields dramatic performance in the John Steinbeck-adapted drama The Wayward Bus disproves the notion that she was only capable of playing a

Or on the vine, without necessary funding and new state rules have some florida teachers emptying their book ships or wrapping them in paper to avoid potential felony charges over unapproved and banned books the sand faces support for looser gun laws just comes days, before the five year anniversary of the mass shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school at parkland florida a shooting that killed 17 and injured 17 more joining me this morning is florida state representative, dan dailey, who...

The Sheep to Shawl Competition and its youth counterpart, the Fleece to Shawl Competition, took place at the PA Farm Show on January 11.

Glass in its functional forms—drinking glasses and kitchenware, bottles and windows – is so familiar that we just take it for granted. It’s everyday and everywhere – practical, useful, replaceable, inexpensive. But there’s another aspect to glass – imaginative, colorful, beautiful, artful. Much of this type of glass is the product of the American studio glass movement that started in the 1960s in a workshop at Ohio’s Toledo Museum of Art. There a ceramist named Harvey Littleton and...

Every fall, the celebration of Halloween bombards us with skeletons, goblins, and zombies, making autumn a thoroughly spooky ...

A coast-to-coast tour honoring our veterans made a stop Saturday in Lackawanna County. Newswatch 16's Emily Kress shows us how the group is giving back.

Rare is the contemporary art movement that evolves and innovates as nimbly as studio glass. Given the medium’s roots in historic Venetian practic

KMUW's Fletcher Powell's conversation with Terence Davies, argued by some as the "greatest living director."