NewsWorks Tonight, April 3, 2018
Listen 18:40An ex-Philly Sheriff’s corruption trial ended today with no convictions, but with the possibility of a retrial. More Montgomery County residents have been chosen to sit on the jury in comedian Bill Cosby’s second criminal trial. The Villanova Men’s Basketball team earns the Philadelphia area its second championship of the year. Graterford Prison in Montgomery County has seen its fifth suicide since the beginning of the year. After yesterday’s filing deadline, a look at NJ Congressional candidates. A new poll from Franklin and Marshall College and StateImpact Pennsylvania shows two-thirds of Pennsylvania voters believe the state should strengthen a law protecting royalties landowners receive from natural gas companies.
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