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Arts & Entertainment

Hank Willis Thomas

Art — Produced by Michael O’Reilly The image is arresting: a scar in the exact shape of the Nike “swoosh” logo o ...

13 years ago

NewsWorks Tonight

American Muslim Conference Slated for Harrisburg

For the fourth consecutive year, Harrisburg will host the nation’s longest-running American Muslim Convention. More tha ...

13 years ago

Friday Arts
Arts & Entertainment

A Baker’s Brunch

Art of Food — Produced by Monica Rogozinski In order to continue the legacy of the late food writer, educator, American Chef a ...

13 years ago

Wawa shared a document with Pennsylvania lawmakers and the Corbett administration
NewsWorks Tonight

Wawa enters the cigarette-tax fray in Harrisburg

Wawa is circulating literature that raises concerns about a proposal to tax cigarettes in Philadelphia. Philadelphia’s City ...

13 years ago

After five years
NewsWorks Tonight

Pa. ethics filings being sent to shredder [audio]

Anyone with Internet access can read the 2012 financial interest statements that disclose gifts accepted by Pennsylvania public officials ...

13 years ago

Friday Arts
Arts & Entertainment

Play On, Philly!

Art of Life — Produced by Karen Smyles Play On, Philly! (POP) is an innovative education and social initiative that provides o ...

13 years ago

NewsWorks Tonight

Phila. Security Expert: NSA struck the “right balance” of security and personal liberty

National Security Agency Director Keith Alexander says he welcomes public debate about the phone and email surveillance programs disclose ...

13 years ago

(Image courtesy of Spry Publishing LLC)
NewsWorks Tonight

‘Confessions of a Stay-at-Home Dad’ author hates doing laundry

The forecast looks favorable for Father’s Day weekend, and whether you’re the designated driver, griller, or just plain chill ...

13 years ago

Immigrant rights protesters hold signs outside a Chicago federal building in March. Elected officials and leaders from the Asian
NewsWorks Tonight

‘Diversity visas’ and path from Africa may end in immigration overhaul

This week, the Senate takes up a massive bill that would overhaul the American immigration system for the first time since 1986. O ...

13 years ago

Kenneth Edelin represents Griffin Campbell Construction
NewsWorks Tonight

Attorney for Philly demolition contractor denies any wrongdoing in fatal collapse [updated]

The attorney for the contractor who demolished the Market Street building that ultimately collapsed last week, killing six in an adjoinin ...

13 years ago

Much of the block is shown where a building undergoing demolition collapsed on a Salvation Army thrift store on Wednesday morning. (Lindsay Lazarski/WHYY
NewsWorks Tonight

Building owner wanted to own the whole block and raze it

Philadelphia Inquirer architecture critic Inga Saffron joins us for a look at the history of the area on Market Street arou ...

13 years ago

NewsWorks Tonight

Calling the horses and tooting his own horn at Harrah’s Philadelphia Racetrack

Horse racing’s Triple Crown concludes with the running of the Belmont Stakes, this Saturday in New York. Race day is marked ...

13 years ago

NewsWorks Tonight

Reporter’s Roundtable: A shamble of a school budget and a scorcher of a bike race

The Philadelphia School Reform Commission is prepared to open schools in September without music, arts or athletics, and Manayunk will sh ...

13 years ago

NewsWorks Tonight

Gwen Cooper combines love of animals and writing

Red Paw in Philadelphia is a non-profit that provides free emergency shelter and veterinary care to animals involved in residential fires ...

13 years ago

Friday Arts
Arts & Entertainment

June 2013: Hank Willis Thomas; Play On, Philly!; and the James Beard House

Having trouble watching the video above? Try watching in WHYY’s video playe ...

13 years ago

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