Archives: Segments

Love letters sent between inmates at Eastern State Penitentiary during the Civil War tell the story of an interracial love affair and social resistance.

The IRS estimates phone scams have cost consumers more than $65 million in last five years.

NewsWorks Tonight host Dave Heller sits down for his weekly conversation with Gallup's Frank Newport to talk about trends in U.S. opinion.

Jury selection starts Monday, ahead of a new trial date of April 9.

Banks argue that the data used in a recent report that found racial disparities in Philadelphia mortgage lending doesn’t represent the full scope of their lending activities.

Administrators of intensive English programs say a kaleidoscope of factors have contributed to the contraction — including the economy and the 'Trump factor.'

Seventeen-year-old Sophia Angelica Delgado Feliciano says for a long time she used emotional distance as a survival tool.

Montgomery County Judge Steven O'Neill rules jury will be sequestered during retrial on sex assault charges.

For houses vulnerable to flooding, elevation can be a solution. But how do you raise a home that’s connected to others?

For the last 30 years, former parishioners of St. Peter Claver have hoped for a miracle.

New Jersey's senior U.S. senator is seeking a third term.

Larry Krasner's direction to prosecutors is igniting a debate about whether the price tag of punishment belongs in courtrooms.

Invisible, uncounted tenants like the Johnsons are nothing new in Philadelphia.

Shakespeare's words, with solid acting and not a lot of stage glitz.

On Monday night, a group of about 30 men gathered in a Philadelphia conference room at the Friends Center to contemplate their role in the #MeToo movement.