NewsWorks Tonight April 11, 2018
Listen 22:00Bill Cosby’s trial continues with more accusers testifying. Philadelphia places high on a list of cities with high eviction rates. A CHOP study identifies an autism risk based on geographic ancestry. The Sixers are in the playoffs. We’ll have a look at the “process” that got them there. The founder of Parkway Parking, an avid koi collector, has donated his fish to the Japanese House in Fairmount Park. And we look at an effort to preserve Cowtown Rodeo in South Jersey.
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