NewsWorks Tonight, June 6, 2018
Listen 29:15A federal judge prohibits the federal government from penalizing Philadelphia in response to its sanctuary city policy. The Pennsylvania Game Commission is improving bat caves to battle white nose syndrome. Pennsylvania changes the terms of a tax credit program that benefits private schools. A Bristol, Pa. native has been nominated for two Tony awards. A performance strolls through Philadelphia neighborhoods with dance, music … and adhesive tape. We look at the implications of U.S. Senator Bob Menendez’s close primary win in New Jersey yesterday.
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