NewsWorks Tonight, July 12, 2018
Listen 22:58Renee Tartaglione gets sentenced for embezzlement. Drexel University’s neighbors worry that the university’s development plans will cause gentrification. A local MacArthur genius convenes a conference on how to make students gritty. Pennsylvania prosecutors are charging drug dealers for overdose deaths. Girard College’s new president stops by to talk about her plans. The Philadelphia Art Museum brings modernism to kids, and the kids love it.
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