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  • The cast of "Lawrence Welk Precious Memories" gathers for an official group photo. Bottom row, left to right: Tom Netherton, Dick Dale, Jack Imel, Jo Ann Castle, Kathy Lennon, Janet Lennon, Mimi Lennon. Back row, left to right: Ken Delo, Bob Ralston, Joe Feeney, Norma Zimmer, Mary Lou Metzger, Guy Hovis, Ralna English and Gail Farrell.
    Lawrence Welk Precious Memories
    Airs Saturday, June 2, 2018 at 6 p.m. on KPBS TV
  • NFL Partners With U.S. Army To Combat Brain Injuries (Video)
    The National Football League's regular season kicks off tomorrow with the New York Giants squaring off against the Dallas Cowboys. And in an effort to better deal with the problem of brain injuries among its players, the NFL is teaming up with the U.S. Army to better understand the brain damage both football tackles and battlefield combat can cause.
  • Quadruple Amputee Keeps Promise To Greet Combat Unit Standing Up (Video)
    The word "labor" means a lot of things to a lot of different people. It can mean struggling through a physical miracle for 72 hours to bring a child into the world. It can mean working in a thankless job to make sure there's always food on the table. And for quadruple amputee Army Staff Sgt. Travis Mills, it meant doing what seemed like the impossible.
  • San Diego State University professor Joanna Brooks, also known as "Mormon Girl."
    SDSU Professor And 'Mormon Girl' Talks Romney, Mormonism
    She's Mormon, supports same-sex marriage and isn't afraid to talk about religion and politics.
  • Students work at the University of the People student computer center in Haiti. Students from 129 countries are currently enrolled with the institution.
    Online University For All Balances Big Goals, Expensive Realities
    The University of the People says it's the "world's first, tuition-free, online university," designed for poor students who would otherwise lack access to higher education. The institution has 1,300 students in 129 countries, but it's also struggling to maintain its "free" mission.
  • Kofi Annan On Syria, Hard Choices Of Peacekeeping
    The Nobel Peace Prize winner and former secretary-general of the U.N. has co-authored a book on his life's work, Interventions: A Life in War and Peace. He spoke with NPR's Scott Simon about difficult experiences involving Kosovo and Rwanda, as well as the future of Syria.
  • Whistle-blower John Bolenbaugh wades through thick mud in the Kalamazoo River looking for leftover traces of oil from the July 2010 Enbridge tar sands pipeline spill.
    When This Oil Spills, It's 'A Whole New Monster'
    What could be worse than a ruptured pipeline of crude oil? A ruptured pipeline of tar sands oil — a thick, sticky substance. Cleanup of a 2010 spill in Michigan's Kalamazoo River took much longer and was far harder than anyone had anticipated. It's now a cautionary tale for people in the middle of the new Keystone pipeline's path.
  • Catt White and Dale Steele
    San Diego Public Market Plan Gains Momentum
    San Diego is known for great weather, beautiful beaches and its laid-back lifestyle. Two women are working to make San Diego also known for its year-round public market.
  • The labels for Gatorade's new flavor line are in Spanish and English.
    No Product Is Immune From Latino Marketing
    I've noticed a new product in Phoenix stores this summer: Spanglish Gatorade.
  • Camp Pendleton Navy Medic Killed On First Deployment To Afghanistan (Video)
    Navy Petty Officer 3rd Class Clayton R. Beauchamp, 21, was on his first deployment to Afghanistan when he was killed August 7 by an IED blast in Helmand Province. He was slated to return home in October, where he planned to propose to his high school sweetheart, and start a career as a paramedic.
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