NewsWorks Tonight March 15, 2018
Redistricting creates some bizarre political conflicts in Delaware County. And five more accusers of Bill Cosby will be allowed to testify.
Listen 16:04Redistricting creates some bizarre political conflicts in Delaware County. Five more accusers of Bill Cosby will be allowed to testify. Upper Darby Police Superintendent Michael Chitwood shares a perspective on school shootings based on more than half a century in law enforcement. And two former congressman join forces to call for an end to partisan bickering.
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