NewsWorks Tonight, January 9, 2018
Listen 20:40New Jersey Governor Chris Christie recalls his favorite moments in office as he gives his final State of the State address. Philadelphia’s new District Attorney defends a slew of firings. Bensalem’s police department wants to be the first in the state to have a formal relationship with immigration enforcement officials. The Atlantic Ocean’s potential for oil and gas drilling is evaluated. A particular form of school choice is growing under the radar in Philadelphia.
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