Scott Blanchard, WITF’s Director of Journalism, and Tim Lambert, Special Projects Editor, have a newsroom discussion you might not expect. 

Scott Blanchard, WITF’s Director of Journalism, and Tim Lambert, Special Projects Editor, have a newsroom discussion you might not expect.

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Each week, as part of our commitment to transparency in our journalism, Scott Blanchard, WITF’s Director of Journalism, takes us behind the scenes to pull back the curtain on editorial decisions, discussions or approaches.  

Each week, as part of our commitment to transparency in our journalism, Scott Blanchard, WITF’s Director of Journalism, takes us behind the scenes to pull back the curtain on editorial decisions, discussions or approaches.

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WITF News Stories are produced by our journalists. Find and listen to their reporting — on your time.

WITF News Stories are produced by our journalists. Find and listen to their reporting — on your time.

A newsroom discussion you might not expect

A deep-dive into Pennsylvania’s automatic voter registration program, started under Governor Josh Shapiro in 2023, shows it’s working to get more people to vote from all parties and parts of the state. 

WITF’s Jordan Wilkie talks with Votebeat reporter Carter Walker who analyzed the data.

A deep-dive into Pennsylvania&rsquo;s automatic voter registration program, started under Governor Josh Shapiro in 2023, shows it&rsquo;s working to get more people to vote from all parties and parts of the state.&nbsp;
WITF&rsquo;s Jordan Wilkie talks with Votebeat reporter Carter Walker who analyzed the data.

Automatic voter registration helps sign up rural voters

Well over a thousand people protesting Donald Trump’s presidency rallied on Harrisburg’s Capitol steps Saturday.

WITF's Jordan Wilkie reports protesters used chants, speeches and homemade signs to make it clear they oppose President Trump’s immigration crackdown supported by Republicans like local Congressman Scott Perry.

Well over a thousand people protesting Donald Trump&rsquo;s presidency rallied on Harrisburg&rsquo;s Capitol steps Saturday.
WITF's Jordan Wilkie reports protesters used chants, speeches and homemade signs to make it clear they oppose President Trump&rsquo;s immigration crackdown supported by Republicans like local Congressman Scott Perry.

Over 1,000 protest Trump at Pennsylvania Capitol

Local governments are seeing more challenges to their decisions not to release public records. Some people are turning to ChatGPT, Claude and other artificial intelligence systems for help in making their case.

Local governments are seeing more challenges to their decisions not to release public records. Some people are turning to ChatGPT, Claude and other artificial intelligence systems for help in making their case.

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