In late October of this year a gunman open fired in the Tree of Life Synagogue, killing eleven people. Pittsburgh local and KCSB repoter Megan Stafford reflects on how the Squirrel Hill neighborhood, where the shooting took place, has changed. She also interviews Soundcloud rapper MCherry on how he used his music to understand the tragic event.

In late October of this year a gunman open fired in the Tree of Life Synagogue, killing eleven people. Pittsburgh local and KCSB repoter Megan Stafford reflects on how the Squirrel Hill neighborhood, where the shooting took place, has changed. She also interviews Soundcloud rapper MCherry on how he used his music to understand the tragic event.

In late October of this year a gunman open fired in the Tree of Life Synagogue, killing eleven people. Pittsburgh local and KCSB repoter Megan Stafford reflects on how the Squirrel Hill neighborhood, where the shooting took place, has changed. She also interviews Soundcloud rapper MCherry on how he used his music to understand the tragic event.

In late October of this year a gunman open fired in the Tree of Life Synagogue, killing eleven people. Pittsburgh local and KCSB repoter Megan Stafford reflects on how the Squirrel Hill neighborhood, where the shooting took place, has changed. She also interviews Soundcloud rapper MCherry on how he used his music to understand the tragic event.

Visiting UCI professor of Law Judith Daar gives KCSB reporter Anita Carraher the rundown on how genome editing in the US is currently regulated, and how the recent announcement of the world's first CRISPR-edited babies might affect that.

Visiting UCI professor of Law Judith Daar gives KCSB reporter Anita Carraher the rundown on how genome editing in the US is currently regulated, and how the recent announcement of the world's first CRISPR-edited babies might affect that.

Visiting UCI professor of Law Judith Daar gives KCSB reporter Anita Carraher the rundown on how genome editing in the US is currently regulated, and how the recent announcement of the world's first CRISPR-edited babies might affect that.

Visiting UCI professor of Law Judith Daar gives KCSB reporter Anita Carraher the rundown on how genome editing in the US is currently regulated, and how the recent announcement of the world's first CRISPR-edited babies might affect that.

KCSB reporter Harry Lawton visits Santa Barbara City's new solution to the empty Macy's building: A European-inspired "night market". The market will be running until December 29th.

KCSB reporter Harry Lawton visits Santa Barbara City's new solution to the empty Macy's building: A European-inspired "night market". The market will be running until December 29th.