NewsWorks Tonight, July 3, 2018
Listen 21:59Philadelphia’s anti-ICE demonstrations turn into an occupation. Former Philadelphia water commissioner Howard Neukrug explains what factors led to the water main break in Center City. An old General Motors plant in Delaware may have a promising future. The Allentown Cadets are figuring out how to move on from a sex abuse scandal.
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