NewsWorks Tonight, January 16, 2018
Phil Murphy is sworn in as New Jersey's 56th governor. A new report shows most cities and states won't say what they're offering Amazon to locate there.
Listen 22:00Phil Murphy is sworn in as New Jersey’s 56th governor. A new report shows most cities and states won’t say what they’re offering Amazon to locate there. One woman is trying to get more prisoners visits from their loved ones. A new art exhibit shows some of the more innovative solutions Puerto Ricans are coming up with to become more empowered following Hurricane Maria in September. And actress Jennifer Summerfield discusses her new one woman show on Mary Shelley.
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