Wallows closed out the second day of the Shabang music festival with a bang. Reporter Lauren Quijano guides us through the festival, from the stages to the vendors. She learned what keeps vendors and attendees coming back every year.

Large and small artists took over the stages of Cuesta Ridge, Funk Safari and Laguna Lake from 3-11 p.m. on the first day of Shabang, from Acolyte to the Jungle DJ set. Reporter Layla Shuman took a look at the culture of the festival and talked to attendees about their favorite artists and stages of the day.

The annual Morro Bay Kite Festival wrapped up late last month after a weekend of colorful kites filled the sky. Reporter Giselle Espinoza attended the festival and talked to the fliers behind the kites.

Nearly two months after the first ever 'Morning on the Green' music festival for Saint Patrick's Day, Cal Poly's Interfraternity Council (IFC) is reflecting on the event. Reporter Mark Robinson has the story.

On May 7, Cal Poly President Jeffrey Armstrong has been called to testify before the Committee of Education and the Workforce for alleged antisemitism and mishandling of pro-Palestinian activism. Reporters Emmy Burrus, Layla Shuman and Jessica Carp talked to students to find out how they're feeling.

After 70 C-S-U student visas were revoked this month, Immigration and Customs Enforcement announced a policy change. Reporter Jessica Carp has more on how this is affecting Cal Poly students and alumni.

One SLO community member has started a monthly meetup for their four-legged friends. Reporter Giselle Espinoza has the story on local Frenchie meet-ups.

Women's volleyball player Lindsey Sparks was sidelined for two years following a severe knee injury. But now she's back to the sport, and now playing it at Cal Poly. Reporter Ty Soria has the story.

SLO County Arts welcomes Art After Dark to downtown San Luis Obispo every first Friday of the month. Reporter Lia Griffiths attended the latest to bring you an inside look.

BREAKING NEWS: A month after Cal Poly Athletics announced the discontinuuation of the Cal Poly women's and men's swim and dive programs, Cal Poly Athletics Director Don Oberhelman publicly commented on the decision for the first time.