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Neisha Rose says that real forensic science does not happen as fast as it does on TV. (Jeanette Woods/WHYY)
NewsWorks Tonight

Forget about “CSI”, real forensic scientist says job is not like TV

Are you the kind of person who likes a good mystery? Are you driven to figure out the puzzle?  Do you think all will be revealed thr ...

12 years ago

Rita Denmark
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Guardianship cases can turn into nightmares for wards and their families

Maybe you know an older person suffering from Alzheimer’s or an adult who is intellectually disabled. In the best cases, a family m ...

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Cornelius Varley and his Fantastical Patent Graphic Telescope Machine

Art — Produced by Michael O’Reilly When Lewis Carroll sent Alice down the rabbit hole, he imagined a drink that would make h ...

12 years ago

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Reporter’s Roundtable: Voter ID trial comes to a close, new hospitals report is just a piece of the puzzle

The high profile trial over Pennsylvania’s Voter ID law saw closing arguments this week.  And a new consumer reports ranking o ...

12 years ago

Friday Arts
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August 2013

We Heart 13th Street Art of Food — Produced by Monica Rogozinski This summer, entrepreneurs Chef Marcie Turney ...

12 years ago

NewsWorks Tonight

What will online testing mean for students and districts?

We’re living in an online world. We shop online, bank online, and starting next year, many states, including Pennsylvania and New J ...

12 years ago

Matthew Feldman. (Emma Lee/for NewsWorks)
NewsWorks Tonight

Philly food truck keeps it local

These days, more and more cooks are swapping out the traditional kitchen for a set of wheels. This week on Recap, our guest lifts the hoo ...

12 years ago

Friday Arts
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Night Market

Art of Food — Produced by Monica Rogozinski The Food Trust brings healthy and fresh food to neighborhoods in Philadelphia that ...

12 years ago

This aerial photo shows the remains of a fertilizer plant destroyed by an explosion in West
NewsWorks Tonight

Troubling silence from Pa. on stores of ammonium nitrate

The West Texas fertilizer plant explosion in April claimed 15 lives, injuring some 200 more.  Pennsylvania has ample stores of ammon ...

12 years ago

NewsWorks Tonight

Reporter’s Roundtable: Future still uncertain for Philadelphia schools and Voter ID law

Holly Otterbein joins us for a review of the week’s developments in the ongoing saga of the Philadelphia School District’s se ...

12 years ago

NewsWorks Tonight

One year after FBI raid, Trenton Mayor Tony Mack still leads the city

One year ago today, FBI agents entered the home of Trenton Mayor Tony Mack seeking evidence for what led to an indictment on six counts o ...

12 years ago

Friday Arts
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Jerry Pinkney

Art of Life — Produced by Karen Smyles From June 28th thru September 22nd The Philadelphia Museum of Art will present an exhib ...

12 years ago

Jamar Nicholas in his classroom at Moore College of Art.  (Maanvi Singh/NewsWorks)
NewsWorks Tonight

Heat wave and no air conditioning not a problem for cartoonist

A heatwave and no air conditioning wouldn’t stop a super hero, and in this week’s Recap segment, the art and the artist, must ...

12 years ago

Scoe sits in the shade avoiding the heat of the sun near his home Wednesday
NewsWorks Tonight

Heat wave triggers warnings, but does it break records?

The Philadelphia area has been hit with severe heat and humidity, causing an Excessive Heat Warning to go into effect.  ...

12 years ago

National League manager Bruce Bochy of the San Francisco Giants talks with Domonic Brown during batting practice for the MLB All-Star baseball game. (AP Photo/Matt Slocum)
NewsWorks Tonight

At All Star Break, should the .500 Phillies pack it in or load up for playoff push?

Cliff Lee and Dominic Brown represent the Phillies at baseball’s mid-summer classic. NewsWorks Tonight Host Dave Heller gets an All ...

12 years ago

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