NewsWorks Tonight, January 23, 2018
Listen 21:55Philadelphia officials announces that the city will encourage the development of supervised injection sites for opioid use. Asbury Park Press’ Andrew Ford details his investigation into public money used to cover up misconduct by New Jersey’s bad cops. Students who are often called “bad” kids have a message for those who’ve counted them out. Dave Davies speaks with former Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter about his book, “Mayor: The Best Job in Politics.” A newlywed couple from Elkins Park in Montgomery County have such diametrically opposed political views that household harmony is a daily crusade. A vegan donut shop fries up a special treat for Eagles fans.
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