Katie Knol | WPSU

On Thursday, Penn State's president hosted a virtual update on the status of the university's diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging goals. At the same time, the Coalition for a Just University held a counter-event — protesting the lack of a way to ask questions or participate in the president's event.

Penn State APIDA Caucus is holding a festival this weekend in downtown State College as an early Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month celebration.

Higher food prices are affecting people across the country and Pennsylvania, and it's forcing some shoppers to change their habits. Whether it's making a list and not deviating, or buying generic products instead of name-brand, some consumers report taking steps to save money at the grocery store.

The Pennsylvania legislature might soon see a bill that would require in-depth eye health examinations for children. Supporters say insufficient eye examinations can leave kids behind in school.

Four years after State College police killed Osaze Osagie while serving a mental health warrant, Osagie's parents and community members came together for a weekend of events to honor his life — which included a community art installation.

Pennsylvania's 2023 legislative session could include consideration of a bill outlawing the use of hand-held devices while driving, which would be stricter than Pennsylvania's current law.

The Korinya folk band will bring traditional Ukrainian music to State College Saturday, February 25, and proceeds will go toward helping a Ukrainian city that has been damaged by the ongoing war.

On Thursday, Ferguson Township held a community meeting to discuss a recent oil spill. Locals said they still feel like they're missing information.

The owner of the Clifton 5 theater in Huntingdon, PA is selling it after years of economic problems.