NewsWorks Tonight January 30, 2018
Candidates scramble as Pa. attempts to redraw its congressional map. Families of murder victims call on cops to do more. And some Eagles fans are boycotting the Super Bowl.
Listen 21:30Candidates scramble as Pa. attempts to redraw its congressional map. Families of murder victims call on cops to do more. And some Eagles fans are boycotting the Super Bowl. And we preview the African American Children’s Book Fair with author Christine Kendall.
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