NewsWorks Tonight, February 7, 2018
Listen 0:00The City of Philadelphia, SEPTA and PATCO announce final plans for the Eagles Superbowl victory parade tomorrow. Puerto Rican evacuees staying at hotels with FEMA’s Temporary Shelter Assistance have to leave their places by Valentine’s Day. Former White House photographer Pete Souza will be speaking in Philadelphia tomorrow. From our Commonspace podcast, former firefighter Kathleen Lafferty grapples with PTSD from harassment on the job, as her young son dreams of following in her footsteps.
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NewsWorks Tonight was a daily radio show and podcast that ran from 2011-2018. It is no longer in production, but the show's archive is available online.
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