NewsWorks Tonight, July 18, 2018
Listen 21:47The Pennsylvania Supreme Court says the soda tax is okay. Black teachers talk about times they’ve faced racial profiling. Young Pennsylvanians go to a climate march. Libertarian Murray Sabrin wants to be one of New Jersey’s senators. The City of Philadelphia wants Jay-Z’s music festival to leave the Parkway.
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