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What you need to know today, Friday, July 22, 2022.

High: 93; Low: 72. Sunny and hot today and through the weekend.

The Aquatheatre at Hersheypark is celebrating 50 years of shows featuring seals and sea lions at the park. (Photo by Dan Gleiter, PennLive.com)

Tuition increase: A Penn State trustees committee has recommended the highest single-year increase in student tuition rates in more a decade, blaming the lack of an increase from the state budget.

• See also: State universities focus on drawing more students

Cold cases: Whether or not the latest DNA technology can help police departments clear cold cases depends on a number of things, including staffing and storage. Sometimes, the ability to identify a suspect depends on luck.

Pride preview: After a two-year hiatus, one of the largest festivals celebrating the LGBTQ community in central Pa. returns this month. Its many events start today.

Jan 6 hearings: As the committee investigating the Jan. 6, 2021, riot at the U.S. Capitol takes a break, we look at the many Pennsylvania connections mentioned.

• See also: Capitol rioter won a Pa. election but is headed to prison

NKOTB Mixtape Tour included En Vogue at Giant Center, July 21, 2022. (Sean Simmers | ssimmers@pennlive.com)

Mixtape show: The five guys of New Kids on the Block put on a show with R&B divas En Vogue, rap groundbreakers Salt-N-Pepa and blue-eyed soul star Rick Astley in Hershey last night, taking fans back in time.

• See also: Springsteen fans furious as ticket prices skyrocket to $4K

Best Eats: You’ll want to try the brisket at Stocks on Second. It’s slow rosted for 16 hours and served with roasted potatoes and asparagus.

• See also: More of the area’s Best Eats

Endangered butterflies: An environmental group has put the monarch butterfly on its red list, saying its dwindling numbers put it at risk for extinction.

• See also: What’s a crevice garden and how do you build one? | George Weigel

Sage Karam pits during the fateful ABC Supply 500 IndyCar race on Aug 23, 2015, at Pocono Raceway in Long Pond, Pennsylvania, in which fellow driver Justin Wilson was fatally injured. (Chris Post | lehighvalleylive.com, file)Chris Post file photo | lehighvalleylive.com contributor

Back on track: 7 years ago, Sage Karam of Pa. triggered a wreck at Pocono Raceway that killed IndyCar driver Justin Wilson. Karam is finally returning to the track.

Q&A: Penn State football is closing in on August camp. In Bob Flounders’ mailbag, readers tell him what the team’s problems are already.

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