NewsWorks Tonight May 9, 2018
Listen 21:14While recovery stagnates in Puerto Rico, life is getting better for hurricane evacuees in Philadelphia. We look into why this season has been particularly bad for allergy sufferers with Dr. Donald Dvorin. Poor sections of Wilmington, Delaware have been ravaged by violent crime in recent years, but things are starting to turn around. Natural gas has been touted as a bridge to clean energy, but it’s also causing problems for another source of energy: nuclear. And why do a lot of people hate Renior?
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