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Sister Margaret McKenna rests next to her garden that helps supply the food pantry at New Jerusalem Now in North Philadelphia. (David Maialetti / Philly.com)
Broke in Philly
Philadelphia

Hunger in Philly – ‘It’s a pain in my belly’

In North Philadelphia and nearby communities, hunger is too easy to find. Hunger fighters are trying, in ways old and new, to beat back an untiring scourge.

7 years ago

Britain's Prince Harry and his fiancee Meghan Markle will be married this Saturday, and you can easily catch it on TV. (Matt Dunham/AP)
NPR
Home & Family
International

How to watch the royal wedding in the way that’s right for you

It's wedding time. Wedding fever! Or else, of course, wedding lack-of-interest, which is also entirely valid, not only for Americans but for British people as well.

7 years ago

Denise Morrison, president of Campbell's Soup, gets a tour of the Subaru of America headquarters during the facility's grand opening, Friday, April 27, 2018, in Camden, N.J. (Julio Cortez/AP Photo)
Business
New Jersey

Campbell Soup CEO out, steel tariffs to bite soon

The company, founded almost 150 years ago, is also facing new headwinds due to recent changes in U.S. trade policy.

7 years ago

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Business
Immigration
Pennsylvania

Labor shortages have Pa. farms turning to cumbersome visa program

Some farms are turning to the H-2A visa program, which allows foreign workers to come into the country for seasonal work.

7 years ago

Law enforcement officers are responding to Santa Fe High School following a shooting incident in this Harris County Sheriff office, Santa Fe, Texas, U.S., photo released on May 18, 2018. (Courtesy HCSO/Handout/REUTERS)
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National
Public Safety

10 people killed in Texas high school shooting; suspect in custody

A suspect is in custody; a federal law enforcement official has confirmed that his name is Dimitrios Pagourtzis, 17, who is believed to be a current student.

7 years ago

Aerial of Santa Fe High School in Texas.
National
Public Safety

Sheriff says up to 10 killed in Texas high school shooting

At least one gunman opened fire at a Houston-area high school Friday, killing eight to 10 people, most of them students, authorities said.

7 years ago

Trenton's first and only Starbucks is located at the intersection of Warren and East Front streets. (Alan Tu/WHYY)
NPR
Business
National
Race & Ethnicity

Starbucks training focuses on the evolving study of unconscious bias

No company has tried such training on this scale, says an expert advising the coffee chain, and the effort puts the science of behavioral change to the test.

7 years ago

In this Thursday, May 3, 2018 photo, Sandy Nissenbaum, (right), and her daughter, Nora Nissenbaum, 12, talk during an interview with The Associated Press in Wayne, Pa. The case of a suburban Philadelphia boy who was quietly allowed to return to class after being accused of making a shooting threat has thrown a spotlight on the hard decisions school authorities must make. Nora Nissenbaum who says the boy bullied her has withdrawn from class for fear of him. (Matt Slocum/AP Photo)
K-12
Public Safety

Pa. threat case throws spotlight on hard choices for schools

When deciding whether to expel a student, administrators must balance the safety of an alleged victim with the accused's right to an education.

7 years ago

Richard “Tre” Jenkins is a Philadelphia senior who’s headed to Harvard University. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)
Keystone Crossroads
K-12
Pennsylvania

From homeless to Harvard: a ‘Mighty Writer’ makes it big

Philadelphia’s Richard “Tre” Jenkins recently received the email of his life, an acceptance letter from Harvard University. De ...

7 years ago

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NewsWorks Tonight May 17, 2018

Personal injury lawyers are getting into location based digital advertising.  NJ Spotlight’s Colleen O’Dea joins us to discu ...

Air Date: May 17, 2018

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Environment
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Down the Shore
New Jersey
Transportation

Crews finish repair work on bridge linking Ocean City to mainland

Just in time for the summer season, crews have completed a bridge deck rehabilitation project on the bridge that connects Ocean City to the mainland.

7 years ago

NewsWorks Tonight

NewsWorks Tonight May 16, 2018

Jim Saksa joins us for a somber Ride of Silence in Philadelphia.  Cosmo DiNardo is sentenced to life in prison.  Dave Davies and Emily ...

Air Date: May 16, 2018

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An astroturf field and track direct rainwater runoff toward a containment basin in the recently rebuilt Taggart School playground in South Philadelphia.
PlanPhilly
Environment
Philadelphia
Public Spaces

Designed for green play, a South Philly schoolyard wins recognition

“It was an empty lot; concrete,” said Irene McKallop. “There wasn’t anything there. It was nothing, it was all cement.”

7 years ago

In April, the Pa. House passed a bill that would ban abortions in cases where there was a prenatal diagnosis of Down syndrome. The legislation is dividing the special needs community. (Big Stock Photo)
Keystone Crossroads
Criminal Justice
Health Care
Pennsylvania

Pa. bill banning abortions for Down syndrome divides special needs community

A bill making its way through the Pa. legislature has split a community brought together by a common diagnosis, and it could be the next front in the abortion debate.

7 years ago

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