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Shapiro’s data center flip, Philly’s new managing director, teachers ready for school | The Week in Philly

2

Missing women named in Olney “death investigation”, plus reaction to the 76ers schedule | The Week in Philly

3

Conviction overturned in a cop’s death, and a SEPTA station closing for a year | The Week in Philly

4

A shakeup in the mayor’s office, the “LeBron effect”, and measles cases on the rise | The Week in Philly

5

LEBRON JAMES IS A 76ER, Larry Krasner’s mounting court drama, and SEPTA’s bus route changes | The Week in Philly

6

President’s House saga comes to end, state budget explainer, and a LOVE Park social experiment

7

PECO union claims victory, gun violence stats buck trends, and MLB All-Star Week fun | The Week in Philly

8

Celebrating Philadelphia’s impact on America, 250 years in the making | The Week in Philly

9

The woman overseeing school closures and renovations, plus Philly has World Cup fever

10

Larry Krasner’s really bad week | The Week in Philly

11

Dr. Watlington grades himself | After School with Dr. Tony Watlington Sr.

12

Do Cherelle Parker and Larry Krasner have beef?

13

“We are going to be fiscally responsible” | After School with Dr. Tony Watlington Sr.

14

Council hands Mayor Parker defeat, plus we bid adieu to A.J. Brown

15

Lines of dialogue remain “open” in facilities plan aftermath | After School with Dr. Tony Watlington Sr.

16

Mayor Parker’s proposed Airbnb tax, Philadelphia school budget cuts, and local players in the World Cup | The Week in Philly

17

“Fierce” urgency needed to address reading performance | After School with Dr. Tony Watlington Sr.

18

Philly’s primary progressive win, screen time in school, and a historic church lost to a fire | The Week in Philly

19

Does the teachers union facilities proposal move the needle? | After School with Dr. Tony Watlington Sr.

20

An AI data center and self-driving cars, plus stories from the PGA Championship | The Week in Philly

21

“I’d be…salty, too” | After School with Dr. Tony Watlington Sr.

22

Colman Domingo’s KYW connection, city budget hearings finale, PGA preview

23

Phillies shake up their management, school closure plan passes, and Market East gets a glow-up

24

School Board delays vote on closing schools, an email prompts an ICE investigation, and the Eagles get aggressive in draft

25

Final “final” changes to facilities plan | After School with Dr. Tony Watlington Sr.

26

Parker vs. Uber, ICE hearings, and a fun Flyers playoff run

27

“Our schools need attention” | After School with Dr. Tony Watlington Sr.

28

CHOP garage collapse, and America 250 may draw less tourism than we thought

29

When will Board of Education weigh in on facilities plan? | After School with Dr. Tony Watlington Sr.

30

Birthright citizenship explained, UPenn ordered to give lists of Jewish staff and students, and a time-honored Center City classic returns

31

Would the district accept philanthropic help? | After School with Dr. Tony Watlington Sr.

32

Could PHL’s TSA disaster soon be over?

33

After School with Dr. Tony Watlington Sr. | Could a rideshare tax really help?

34

Storms, PHL security lines, and rail delays make for messy week in the City of Brotherly Love

35

After School with Dr. Tony Watlington Sr. | A big budget proposal

36

Bucks County teens allegedly try to bomb protestors, and Mayor Parker shifts focus to economic mobility

37

After School with Dr. Tony Watlington Sr. | Where does facilities plan go now?

38

Life in a war zone, gas prices on the rise, and counting down to the World Cup

39

After School with Dr. Tony Watlington Sr: Facilities plan blowback, revisions

40

Two Philadelphia schools saved from closing, ‘The Pitt’ takes inspiration from Philly, and students arrested during anti-ICE protest

41

After School with Dr. Tony Watlington Sr: A critical facilities presentation awaits

42

President’s House slavery exhibit partially restored, school district facilities plan scrutinized by City Council, and Montgomery County gets a billion-dollar bet

43

After School with Dr. Tony Watlington Sr: Superintendent faces Philadelphia City Council

44

Philly students stage walkout, sexualized AI images of Radnor students, and new evidence in bizarre suit vs. Lehigh Valley doc

45

After School with Dr. Tony Watlington Sr: Facilities plan update

46

The future of the President’s House, Shapiro budget proposal, and Benji the dog’s viral snow adventure

47

After School with Dr. Tony Watlington Sr: Libraries, librarians, and literacy

48

Anti-ICE legislation, winter storm fallout, and slavery exhibits removed

49

After School with Dr. Tony Watlington Sr: “We can’t kick this can down the road”

50

Public school facilities plan takeaways, ICE protest fallout, and Mayor Parker’s big affordable housing announcement

51

After School with Dr. Tony Watlington Sr: “There is no perfect plan”

52

Sheriff Bilal’s viral response to ICE, measles on the rise, and Eagles disappoint in playoffs

53

After School with Dr. Tony Watlington Sr: “"This is going to be game-changing work"

54

Venezuelans in Philadelphia react, Eagles playoff preview, and two new schools coming to the city

55

After School with Dr. Tony Watlington Sr: “We will not tolerate this"

56

The Year in Philly, Part 2: Elections, elation, and the end of an era

57

After School with Dr. Tony Watlington Sr.: 2025 in review, 2026 resolutions

58

The Year in Philly, Part 1: Revisiting the city’s biggest stories from 2025

59

After School with Dr. Tony Watlington Sr.: Big takeaways from the facilities planning survey

60

Atlantic City mayor's verdict, officer Andy Chan remembered, and funding for Chinatown

61

After School with Dr. Tony Watlington Sr.: How "record-setting" responses will shape facilities suggestions

62

City Council challenges Parker, Krasner during busy final week

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After School with Dr. Tony Watlington Sr.: What to do with vacant district buildings

64

Schuylkill closures, housing plan clash, NJ hearing chaos & A new cruise terminal

65

After School with Dr. Tony Watlington Sr.: Quinta Brunson's big field trip gift

66

Suspects in 2023 cop killing found guilty, SEPTA gets latest lifeline, Wanamaker holiday light show returns

67

After School with Dr. Tony Watlington Sr.: How much should teachers stick to curriculum guidance?

68

Regional rail inspections, city contracts, uninsured children, murder case, Michelin stars, and marching band wins big

69

After School with Dr. Tony Watlington Sr.: A new facilities survey, and lottery thoughts

70

SEPTA struggles continues, Thanksgiving costs are rising, and PA’s 135-day budget impasse finally passes

71

After School with Dr. Tony Watlington Sr.: Why the facilities report is delayed, and whether bathroom break policies could change

72

Democrats notch wins in NJ and PA, SEPTA inspections, federal shutdown hits airports and SNAP

73

NJ gov race, SNAP ruling, SEPTA delays, & radio legends

74

After School with Dr. Tony Watlington Sr.: "We are not going to fumble on the two-yard line"

75

A vigil for Kada Scott, the state budget impasse, City Council's bag fee

76

An arrest in the Kada Scott murder, a controversial suicide ruling, and the return of 76ers legend

77

After School with Dr. Tony Watlington Sr.: Interpreting reading, math scores

78

SEPTA chaos, 100 days of a budget impasse, and a heartbreaking loss

79

After School with Dr. Tony Watlington Sr.: Explaining the enrollment drop

80

The government shutdown makes waves in Philadelphia, SEPTA gets a new safety report, and new head coach is leading the Flyers

81

After School with Dr. Tony Watlington Sr.: Making good on missed payments

82

Camden marks historic summer homicide milestone, fallout from the latest NJ gubernatorial debate, and tips for dealing with road rage

83

After School: Why Watlington supported paid parental leave in new union contract

84

Black history exhibits under Trump, changes at PHL airport, and the Phillies clinch the NL East title

85

After School with Dr. Tony Watlington Sr.: "Parent and Family University" returns

86

The state of Philly school buildings, SEPTA back to normal…ish, and a new women’s sports bar

87

After School with Dr. Tony Watlington Sr.: Addressing facilities report, interpreting NAEP results

88

SEPTA to reverse service cuts, rebates for NJ property owners, and support for jurors in traumatic trials

89

SEPTA cuts disrupt work and school, teachers union agrees to a contract, and the Eagles get ready to kick off the new season

90

Bracing for SEPTA cuts and back to school, and a challenger to Gov. Josh Shapiro’s re-election

91

SEPTA standoff reaches tipping point, Philly teachers float strike possibility, and the local impact of “KPop Demon Hunters”

92

Looming SEPTA cuts, grocery prices causing stress, and a community rallies around a man detained by ICE

93

Wild Mütter Museum discovery, Phillies make some big moves, and Delco’s crackdown on e-scooters

94

CHOP doctor and police officer deaths get closure, inside Eagles training camp, and planning America’s 250th birthday

95

Philly Superman, PA taking a lead in AI, and more severe storms

96

City worker strike ends, a violent 4th of July weekend, and driverless cars tested in Philly

97

Live Aid at 40: How Philly made rock and roll history

98

City workers on strike, Philly gets a WNBA team, and the Philly Pops get their name back

99

The emotional scene after Miles Pfeffer verdict, fresh THC hearings in state legislature, and reaction to 76ers picking VJ Edgecombe

100

Looking back on 60 years of news at KYW Newsradio

101

How ICE raids are causing regional ripple effects, breaking down NJ primary results, Amazon bets big on PA

102

The contenders for NJ’s next governor, cracking down on AI, and Penn ends gender-affirming surgeries for youth

103

Mass shooting on Memorial Day, a ban on phone use while driving, and a Pride month preview

104

Why Larry Krasner won, the Mark Dial verdict, and how the “Tush Push” prevailed

105

The DA primary race, a push to legalize cannabis, and the Michelin Guide finally comes to Philly

106

City celebrates Pope Leo's local ties, marks anniversaries of MOVE bombing and Amtrak 188 derailment

107

Bernie Sanders in Philly, choosing the next pope, and our own Mike DeNardo takes the field at the Phillies game

108

Remembering Pope Francis’ visit to Philadelphia, Crozer leaves Delco a hospital desert, and details for Parker’s housing plan

109

Fallout from Shapiro arson fire, a big boon for Parker’s housing plan, and an explainer on school district “rubber rooms”

110

SEPTA’s doomsday budget, a baseball landmark set for demolition, and things to do this 4th of July in the city

111

Tariffs, history-making tortoises, and resources for laid-off federal workers

112

Budget hearings, Opening Day Phillies optimism, and the dedication of West Philly’s “Will Smith Way”

113

Brandon Graham retires, a traffic mess ahead on Market Street, and a threat to the water supply in Bucks County

114

Parker’s housing-friendly budget, detained South Jersey business owner reunites with family, and beef thieves foiled in South Philly

115

Philly rallies for Ukraine, local tariff talk, and the efforts to preserve two iconic landmarks

116

Philly fed workers, officials fight back vs. Trump, the latest on Kensington’s clean-up, and the cancellation of the Children’s World Fair

117

SPS Technologies factory fire fallout, the Trump trickledown effect in Philly, and hamming on the 2025 Roots Picnic

118

GO BIRDS!!! The Eagles are Super Bowl champs again, SEPTA honors Black History Month, and “Queer Eye” visits Philly

119

The aftermath of a deadly plane crash, Black History Month, and getting ready for the big game

120

Eagles fly to the Super Bowl, ICE in Philly, and the first Whole Foods union is approved

121

Local response to Trump’s first week, a deadlocked state House, and an Eagles story on stage

122

76ers pull a 180 on arena, Israel and Gaza agree to a ceasefire, and wildfires rage in L.A.

123

The future of Philly school snow days, Whole Foods union busting?, Eagles-Packers playoff preview

124

Year in Review Part 2: Politics overload, campus protests, and a rare celestial event

125

Year in Review Part 1: Philly sports, schools, pop culture, and the good old 76ers arena debate

126

New 76ers arena is a go, Christmas gifts for kids (both human and goat), and trouble for a Chinatown treasure

127

Suspected UnitedHealthcare CEO killer’s Philly ties, 76ers arena vote passes, and unidentified drones in NJ

128

“Chef’s Table” Philly feature, a proposed tax hike in Delco, and the city's holiday festivities

129

Fun with caviar bumps, SEPTA’s big week, and a 76ers arena sticking point

130

The latest on SEPTA union contract talks, 76ers arena proposal reaches Council, looking out for holiday scammers

131

Pennsylvania flips red, election night implications for Philly, and an ugly Sixers season

132

Last days before the election, navigating politics with your family, and a record drought

133

The Portal, voting rights, and more 76ers arena fights

134

Presidential campaigns focus on PA, 76ers season preview, and medical debt forgiven in NJ

135

Locals head south for hurricane relief efforts, Phillies flop in playoffs, NJ takes aim at TikTok

136

Bonus: Al Schmidt - vote counting, security, and getting it right on Election Day

137

How vote counting works, the lasting impacts of Oct. 7, and kicking off Breast Cancer Awareness Month

138

Phillies’ playlist origin story, Middleton mansion mess, digging up DNA to solve crimes

139

76ers new arena fight not over yet, two iconic Franklin Institute exhibits set to reopen, expert weighs in on new Instagram “Teen” accounts

140

Philly hosts the presidential debate, Mayor Parker speaks on the 76ers arena, and another car drives into the Schuylkill River

141

Bonus: Expert previews Philly presidential debate

142

Philly presidential debate preview, the South Jersey Sixers?!?!, and fake Eagles campaign ads

143

76ers arena impact, increasing Regional Rail trains, and Temple’s marching band in the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade

144

PA in the DNC spotlight, UArts students get a new start, and busing problems in New Jersey

145

Bonus: On the ground at the Democratic National Convention

146

Farewell to Gillian’s Pier, a change to Philly’s school admissions, and new energy for the DNC

147

Presidential campaign rallies, storm preparedness, and competitive dodgeball

148

Bike safety in Philadelphia, Josh Shapiro’s viability as VP, and a local archer at the Olympics.

149

Bonus: Harris-Shapiro 2024? How the election game has changed in Pennsylvania.

150

Pennsylvania and the new presidential race, Eagles training camp impressions, and commuter woes

151

Notes from the RNC, Senator Menendez found guilty, and a scathing SEPTA safety report

152

What's next for Johnny Doc, the Phillies' phenomenal first half, and the story behind Blobfest

153

Kensington cleanup progress, the 76ers sign Paul George, and the Philly Zoo turns 150!

154

Police officer shot, return-to-office drama, a spelling error on I-95

155

Making sense of gun violence data, OG trolleys return, more heat on the horizon?

156

Suspected terrorist arrests, stadium worker protests, giant flying spiders

157

UArts closes, drama at the Free Library, Dawn Staley visits her hometown

158

Could ranked choice voting help strengthen democracy?

159

Why do we focus so much on standardized tests in schools?

160

Why can't we make school funding equitable?

161

Are bees making a comeback?

162

Staying safe from violence and recognizing red flags

163

Mental health check-in - when, why, and how to seek treatment

164

“Judge shopping” - how our court system gets manipulated

165

It could be the end of “the line” on NJ ballots

166

A push to change solitary confinement in Pennsylvania

167

The new rules for real estate

168

Get ready for the April 8th eclipse!

169

The billion dollar deadline: clock ticking on education funding

170

Are we prepared for the next big emergency?

171

How can we fix the teacher shortage?

172

Presidential elections in the media should be more than a horse race

173

Who’s in control on social media? Two SCOTUS cases could decide.

174

The global impacts of Sweden joining NATO

175

The increased risk of Alzheimer’s in the Black community

176

Childhood trauma: who’s at risk, and how much damage can it do?

177

“IVF isn't the issue” - the wider impacts of Alabama’s Supreme Court ruling

178

The fascinating history and promising future of the Nile Swim Club

179

Why women could be more at risk for heart disease than men

180

"A Russia victory will mean hell": two years in, the state of war in Ukraine

181

Philadelphia Police Commissioner Kevin Bethel Interview

182

The FAFSA mess: families suffer, schools forced to go rogue

183

LinkedIn: Business in the front, party in the back

184

How to avoid loneliness in old age

185

Presenting "Ricochet", from Gone Cold: Philadelphia Unsolved Murders

186

First Winnie. Then Mickey. Could Superman be next?

187

SCOTUS, Chevron deference, and a potential "bad hand" for the American public

188

Removing third-party cookies: good for you, or good for Google?

189

Closing the reading fluency gap

190

Academic identity and the "invisible thread"

191

From meds to mindset, tips on dieting and nutrition

192

The risks and new varieties of tobacco use

193

Navigating the health insurance marketplace in 2024

194

Forecasting a critical watershed’s uncertain future

195

It’s the economy, Swifties!

196

More than “thank you for your service” - Helping veterans struggling with mental health

197

You gotta have rizz to slay - How Oxford chooses its word of the year.

198

Stressed at home? Here are some family mental health tips

199

Get ready for another Supreme Court case on abortion

200

What makes a feeling bad?

201

Are we living in the multiverse?

202

Should big brands be weighing in on big issues?

203

Vladimir Putin: emboldened, happy, and as strong as ever?

204

OpenAI, Sam Altman, and how we balance safety with progress

205

The debate over gun rights for people under domestic violence restraining orders

206

“Supes Ain’t Always Heroes” - What “The Boys” can tell us about society and psychology

207

COVID treatments: Where are we now?

208

“A love letter from your mind”, to men of color

209

Does sex on TV and in movies really sell?

210

The NCAA's incredibly bleak outlook

211

The life-saving links between communication, cultural competency, and healthcare

212

The age of constant political campaigning

213

Why do we always think the economy is bad?

214

Food banks on the frontline of battles over basic needs

215

"Is this real life?": worsening storms pose urgent questions, possible solutions

216

Why new CDC director Dr. Mandy Cohen thinks public health is a national security issue

217

Flush it out: how wastewater can help improve public health

218

As violence increases, school safety evolves

219

“We sometimes just want to believe” - the theory behind conspiracy theories

220

Searching for clarity in Speaker of the House chaos

221

Reckoning with accountability in American politics - from Watergate to January 6th

222

School vouchers: system saver or educational smoke screen?

223

Lantern flies aren’t as destructive as we thought. What changed?

224

What the end of emergency childcare funding mean for parents

225

The death penalty: questions posed by data and possible alternatives

226

How to re-evaluate your relationship with work and money

227

“An American problem”: youth sports and its hurdles

228

Loneliness: what to do when it gets serious

229

How the Philadelphia Orchestra changed U.S. Chinese relations 50 years ago

230

How close are we to finding the cure for Alzheimer’s?

231

Clinical trial participants don’t represent everyone equally

232

A new age of women's sports

233

The debt is due - what happens when federal student loan payments restart

234

With the U.S. credit rating down, is there any way up?

235

How close are we to an HIV vaccine?

236

What it takes to run a food bank in the COVID aftermath

237

How to prioritize self-care at work

238

What role could drugs like Ozempic play in the battle to lose weight?

239

Digital marketing is hard… unless?

240

The end of affirmative action: what does it mean for students?

241

The. Worst. President. Ever?

242

With such controversial SCOTUS cases, how are law professors reacting?

243

Kids are missing too much school. How do we get them back?

244

From Twitter to Threads, how is social media changing?

245

Balancing work with life: can it actually be done?

246

A Russian paramilitary group rebelled - now what are the consequences?

247

Can social media solve the Gen Z mental health crisis?

248

A degree in…. cannabis?: Inside Delaware Valley University’s Cannabis Program

249

Why can’t more projects be as fast as I-95?

250

Breaking down barriers for kindergarten

251

SCOTUS redefined the Clean Water Act, again

252

SCOTUS upheld the Voting Rights Act – Is this a new age of democracy?

253

The PGA / LIV merger: did the Saudi government just buy golf?

254

What does immigration look like after the end of Title 42?

255

LGBTQ+ support, or "rainbow capitalism?"

256

Deeper than botox – examining advancements in plastic surgery

257

Is the US still a top destination for international students?

258

How the brain responds to anxiety

259

Why is Montana banning TikTok, and will it work?

260

Unraveling the mysteries of sleep

261

With pandemic era SNAP benefits ending, how are food banks coping?

262

Can we reimagine high school math curriculums?

263

Norms in politics have gone unchecked - do we need more rules?

264

The “existential crisis” behind the writers strike

265

“Our youth are really, really struggling”: Is talking about mental health enough?

266

What's behind the violence in Sudan?

267

We’re back in the office - so how much has work changed?

268

Is AI taking over? How artificial intelligence is being used in the workplace

269

How much progress have we made against cancer?

270

What will change when the COVID public health emergency ends?

271

As if a viral pandemic wasn’t enough... Have you seen “The Last of Us?”

272

To drink or not to drink? What Philly’s water crisis can tell us about emergency communication

273

"America and the Taliban" examines the 20-year war in Afghanistan

274

How do we screen for autism?

275

Is democracy dismantling in Israel? Understanding the months-long protests.

276

Tiny kids, big influence: how Gen Alpha is shaping our future

277

All the Presidents’ mistakes: examining presidential legacies without political bias

278

Could Silicon Valley Bank’s failure push us toward a bigger financial collapse?

279

Virtual nursing: how a struggling industry can adapt

280

A cure for education culture wars?

281

Get the lead out! A fresh approach to a longtime water pipe problem

282

Beached whales, disappearing crabs - what’s happening to our oceans?

283

The GOP's Pennsylvania problem: can Republicans reverse course?

284

A not so shining moment? The NCAA faces a wake-up call

285

Politicians and mental health: a complicated history

286

The real problem with the alleged Chinese spy balloon

287

How to save for retirement in 2023

288

The rotation of the Earth's core is slowing: what does it mean for us?

289

Classified documents found: just how much trouble could Biden, Trump, and Pence be in?

290

Is the Supreme Court preparing to gut workers' rights?

291

One year of war between Russia and Ukraine - where are we now?

292

The FTC wants to ban non-compete clauses. How much power do they really have?

293

Why ‘Dry January’ might not do as much good as you think.

294

To tip or not to tip, and other questions about subsidizing the service industry

295

Is there any hope for a broken immigration system?

296

Problems in the teaching pipeline: how to change recruitment & retention trends

297

Meta, Crocs, and cream cheese - the fastest growing brands of 2022

298

Recession or revival? Predictions for the 2023 economy.

299

“Big Brother really is watching today” - New uses of facial recognition technology

300

What broke Southwest Airlines?

301

"I don't think I'll be remembered long": Angelo Cataldi reflects, looks ahead

302

“I’m here to finish the job”: Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney reflects on a(nother) tough year

303

Democrats consider shifting primary schedule: will it matter?

304

Diamond, gold, and lasers: the makings of a nuclear fusion breakthrough

305

Is ChatGPT really the end of education?

306

Is it cheating or creativity? Examining the history of cheating in baseball.

307

“We’re losing the battle:” how to combat the decline of life expectancy in the U.S.

308

Fear, anger, and revenge: why youth voters were motivated for the 2022 midterms

309

What’s behind the protests in China?

310

Where does the FTX disaster leave the cryptocurrency industry?

311

Do margins matter? What a Republican House of Representatives could look like.

312

Dyslexia unpacked: what the common learning disorder actually means for kids

313

Do we still need affirmative action?

314

Something better than "thank you for your service": rethinking how we appreciate veterans

315

Where is the planet losing most of its wildlife?

316

Making sense of Brazil's tense general election and how Lula regained power

317

Phillies' World Series run makes Philadelphia's economy a winner

318

Getting lost in the joy of a Phillies ride for glory

319

Could ‘Armageddon’ really happen? NASA’s successful test launching a spacecraft at an asteroid.

320

Bonus: How did Liz Truss get it so wrong so fast?

321

Surprise! The threat of a serious railroad strike is back on

322

Substance or smoke?: Examining the federal marijuana possession pardons

323

Ugly history repeated: politicians take a page from Reverse Freedom Rides playbook

324

Child poverty is down - what have we done right, and what still needs to improve?

325

Could Iran's future be in jeopardy? Explaining the stakes behind the protests

326

Obesity in America: how it affects health and the economy

327

'Serial' started the trend of true crime. Was that good or bad?

328

Are therapy apps helping or hurting the mental health crisis?

329

Fighting inflation: are interest rate hikes the only answer?

330

Vladimir Putin is scrambling; here's the evidence

331

Can recent legislative achievements help Democrats hold onto power?

332

On the ground in Puerto Rico: Fiona's destruction

333

Most Americans agree: democracy is in jeopardy. So, why is the nation so divided?

334

What to expect from the Fed's next meeting: Weekly economy update

335

Artemis: NASA's bold mission to establish a permanent foothold on the moon

336

America was founded on independence from British rule. So why are we so obsessed with the monarchy today?

337

Who's to blame when a medical robot misdiagnoses you?

338

You're being targeted - Digital ads in the 2022 midterm election

339

The connection between gas prices and inflation: Weekly economy update

340

New British Prime Minister Liz Truss takes over volatile U.K. landscape

341

Quiet quitting: bad mindset, or bad label?

342

Will Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan actually have a significant impact?

343

Is the housing market finally course correcting? Weekly economy update

344

Mikhail Gorbachev's complicated legacy

345

"It's a shocking number": a look at what's happening in the travel and hospitality industries

346

Nursing is a much harder job now. Have schools and healthcare employers adjusted?

347

'Just the clothing they were wearing.' What refugees from Afghanistan face in the US

348

Positive inflation news for once? Weekly economy update

349

Monkeypox Q&A: Updates on the virus, vaccine, and treatment red tape

350

Vaccines, boosters, and back to school COVID risks for children

351

'I've never seen big pharma lose.' Big deal healthcare reform and how it works

352

Inside the case of India Spellman and the Philly Justice Project's fight to free incarcerated women

353

Could supply chain issues really be going away? Weekly economy update

354

Liz Cheney loses, Mar-a-Lago raid, and a January 6 investigation update

355

What are the ‘transformational’ climate change impacts of the Inflation Reduction Act?

356

What is in the Inflation Reduction Act, and what was left out

357

'This case is rotten all around:' Unexpected developments in case of Breonna Taylor's killing

358

A new round of the American Rescue Plan is coming: weekly economy update

359

Americans are still spending money, even with recession fears. What gives?

360

Hidden in plain sight: the insidious spread of online radicalization

361

How bad was pandemic learning loss? We have an idea now

362

Behind China's 'unprecedented' reaction to Nancy Pelosi's Taiwan visit

363

Update: Did COVID make the US weaker than other countries?

364

Al-Qaeda: the rise and deterioration of a worldwide face of terror

365

Jobs numbers that would make an economist blush: Pandemic economy update

366

"I worry about this every day": nurses look at the overturning of Roe v. Wade

367

New public health funding report is eye-opening and disturbing

368

What if there was an NBA arena in Center City, Philadelphia?

369

'It's not necessary to stay at threat level red.' What you need to know about the new COVID surge

370

An extremely strange recession: weekly economy update

371

What a 2005 Supreme Court case could mean for Uvalde Police

372

A case of polio was found in New York state. Should we be concerned?

373

What we can -- and can't -- expect from NASA's new James Webb Space Telescope

374

‘I suffered and no one else needs to:’ Feds relax restrictions on monkeypox drug

375

How low could gas prices go? Weekly economy check in

376

How are the pandemic pets doing now? Plus tips for struggling owners

377

You have the right to remain silent, but you can't sue if the police don't tell you

378

An 'extraordinarily fringe doctrine' gets the Supreme Court's attention

379

Cracking the wall between church and state

380

Most baby boomers want to age in place at home. Here are some factors families need to think about.

381

A dangerous mix: the pandemic is putting the long-term health of drinkers at further risk

382

What Gen-Z thinks about education, entitlement, and Baby Boomers

383

Lessons from a pandemic about preventive medicine

384

Freedom of speech or coerced prayer? SCOTUS ruling raises questions about separation of church and state

385

Shakeup across the pond: why (and how) Boris Johnson got the boot

386

More than a teahouse: exploring the origins and significance of Fairmount Park’s Shofuso

387

Flying the unfriendly skies: how "revenge tourism" is helping make a mess of the airline industry

388

"This is not an echo chamber of Democrats": could January 6th hearings push Republicans to ditch Trump?

389

Economy update: the textbook definition of a recession, but...

390

Covering an out-of-control crisis: looking at how the media reports on gun violence

391

Monkeypox is ‘concerning,’ spreading, and unwarranted stigmas against gay men are making the response more difficult

392

Losing faith: how a "lack of reality" is fueling election concerns

393

Ginni and Clarence Thomas: Questions about ethics, family, politics, and the Supreme Court

394

What does a recession mean if you're trying to buy a home? And other recession questions

395

Parent's guide to COVID vaccines for kids under 5: Q&A with Dr. Neal Goldstein

396

Recycling: Despite good intentions, we're still getting it wrong. Here's how to fix the problem

397

Ask an economist: Is a gas tax holiday a good idea? Weekly economy update

398

Roe v. Wade was overturned. Here’s what's next for America

399

Why the Supreme Court decided a 100-year-old gun law was unconstitutional

400

Food bank: the need now rivals the height of the pandemic, and 'there's no end in sight'

401

What could the bipartisan gun framework actually change?

402

Biggest takeaways from the Jan 6 hearings so far

403

Economy update: Massive interest rate hike, inflation woes and recession concerns

404

Summer learning loss hits some students harder, but there are ways to help

405

Americans rank most trusted brands: 'Do you trust this brand to do the right thing?'

406

Robert Kerbeck’s real-life corporate spy espionage story

407

Got a bad lawyer? Tough luck, Supreme Court says

408

Pandemic economy update: should we talk about a recession?

409

There was a spike in online test cheating last year. What does it mean?

410

"It's a perfect storm and it's pretty bad": what's at stake when election integrity is threatened

411

Putin, Epstein, and shady sources of money in sports

412

Wall Street Bets and Gamestop stock, revisited

413

Examples of implicit media bias that should make you stop and think

414

Pandemic economy update: A much needed win for the hospitality industry

415

"Is it as gross as it sounds?" Why oil companies continue to profit while consumers feel the squeeze

416

Three months later: Russia's missteps in Ukraine

417

The neuroscience behind freestyle rap with Anthony Veneziale of Freestyle Love Supreme

418

The secret plan to fight inflation: what happens when interest rates go up?

419

The zip code story: how our upbringing influences class biases

420

Pandemic economy: Cancel student debt and spend all your money at the Jersey Shore

421

Why mass shootings in America don't result in new gun laws

422

Dr. Colleen Lelli: The trauma children absorb after school shootings, how to help

423

'There are judges on the bench right now committing misconduct.' The push to hold misbehaving judges accountable

424

Tired of masks? Improve your building's air quality

425

Pandemic economy update: looking at stagflation; plus progress on the national debt, deficit

426

An actually terrifying artificial intelligence storyline: Doomsday Scenarios, ep. 6

427

Monkeypox: how concerned should we be?

428

'Four companies control 90%' How the baby formula industry failed to protect its Achilles' heel

429

Transgender athletes: the people, laws, and politics at the center of a national debate

430

What is stopping Putin from using nuclear weapons?

431

53 years of spitting the truth: Ray Didinger reflects on a career covering Philly sports

432

'This is unprecedented.' Data on America's mental health crisis

433

Pandemic economy update: Inflation peaks, tracking stubborn gas prices, and summer at the Jersey Shore

434

Why cryptocurrency crashed: explaining the crypto and stablecoin implosion and what could be next

435

Russia has oligarchs. Does America?

436

Big shifts in higher education: 'Young people don't feel prepared to fund college'

437

'The student loan crisis was intentional.' Does forgiveness make sense?

438

"I do not like it at all!": it's time to vent about high gas prices, plus an analysis of the Fed's latest rate hike

439

"You could see a crisis:" what the RaDonda Vaught case tells us about nursing in America

440

Why you should care that the US is still under a Public Health Emergency declaration

441

What the 5 types of workers want from their jobs

442

Other rights in question after abortion: ripple effects from the leaked Supreme Court opinion

443

A neuropsychologist's resilience tool-kit to help find beauty in a crisis

444

The US economy shrank. Is a recession coming?

445

Retirement planning misconceptions: are we doing it right?

446

The castle in Bucks County: exploring the eccentricities of Doylestown's 44-room Fonthill Castle

447

50 years after Title IX, the biggest changes for women in sports

448

What Twitter means for Elon Musk's end game, 'free speech', and concentration of media power

449

Making sure the legendary 1982 Cheyney women's basketball team 'gets their flowers'

450

How the No Surprises Act protects people from unexpected medical charges

451

Ethiopia's civil war is causing devastation. So why do so few know about it?

452

Streaming woes, infrastructure spending, and is there a worker shortage end game? Pandemic economy update

453

The Penn Relays are back! Celebrating the history and future of Philadelphia's iconic track and field carnival

454

'We all got through it together:' How a University president navigated masks, omicron, and Zoom-everything - and came out okay

455

Jason and Kylie Kelce, families in the autism community talk how to get involved in this year's Eagles Autism Challenge

456

The constant trauma that 24/7 social media inflicts on your brain

457

Flyers alum Brad Marsh invites you to walk, run or stroll to support veterans

458

What keeps a Supreme Court justice from going rogue?

459

Pandemic economy: Recession talk, gas prices, have we seen inflation peak?

460

Can unemployment get too low? What's the downside?

461

What the Florida 'Don't Say Gay' law actually says

462

A mom raising two children with autism on her own diagnosis: 'Both a really big surprise, and not a surprise at all.

463

The murky future of free school lunches

464

How the pandemic and gas prices are changing transportation for good

465

Pandemic economy: Richard Nixon beat Hubert Humphrey the last time jobless claims were this low

466

Gen Z and Millennials want their employers to do good, and that's shaping work culture

467

Sixers play by play announcer Kate Scott: 'Do you want it? Then you should try.'

468

How Amazon workers in Staten Island formed a union against the odds

469

What’s happened since the Taliban took over Afghanistan? Women’s rights take a rapid turn

470

Inflation is rising, but we need to talk about wages too: pandemic economy check-in

471

'One day there will be no more Vladimir Putin,' but what will Russia look like without Putin?

472

What happens if all the bees die? Doomsday Scenarios, ep. 5

473

Sanctions: why they work (or don't) and how they're affecting Russia

474

How sports gambling took over the world

475

Making Vladimir Putin: From KGB to Ukraine invasion

476

Anger, theatrics, fluff: Were Supreme Court confirmation hearings always like this?

477

Jobless claims history: 'The lowest since Nixon's first term'

478

Everything we know about the new Omicron sub-variant BA.2

479

Why is filing taxes so hard? Is there a better way to do it?

480

From West Philly to Winning Time: Paul Westhead's big break featured in new HBO show

481

China's role in Russia's invasion of Ukraine

482

Is Russia committing war crimes in Ukraine?

483

What changes do we want to keep from the COVID era?

484

Creepy flying spiders are friends, put down the flamethrower

485

Gas price breakdown, and how many interest rate hikes should you expect? Pandemic economy update

486

Race on Broadway: Can revivals fix old problems?

487

'Books should be uncomfortable:' Why banning books invites unintended consequences

488

'Horrifyingly bad' humanitarian crisis is creating millions of Ukrainian refugees

489

What happens to the world if Russia defaults on its debt?

490

Ukraine and Russia make 28% of the world's wheat. Global food markets face high prices and painful disruptions.

491

'The headline is, we're in trouble.' Findings from the IPCC climate change report, and a few reasons to hope

492

What you should know about Ketanji Brown Jackson before Senate Supreme Court hearings start

493

Are corporations using inflation to rake in huge profits?

494

Pandemic economy update: unemployment down, 2022 Jersey Shore hopes up

495

COVID-19 vaccines: Are they truly less effective for kids?

496

'Livestreamed war crimes.' The power of social media (and propaganda) in Russia-Ukraine war zone

497

Mental health repercussions from COVID-19 hit Black Americans especially hard

498

First time job seekers, what you need to know about getting a job in 2022

499

The Dollar General makeover of America was successful: takeaways from Morning Consult's State of Retail report

500

The jobs numbers are outstanding. What happened?

501

Listen up, employers: your workers have the upper hand in a post-pandemic world

502

'Brilliant lawyering': how Sandy Hook families landed a rare victory in court

503

Gas prices, palladium, delivery costs, and more economic ripple effects of Russia's invasion of Ukraine

504

Russia Ukraine war, Supreme Court history: big stakes for Biden's first State of the Union

505

CDC mask guideline changes explained: 'This was the time for something big to happen'

506

"That's not going to cut it:" why America needs to care about COVID-19 vaccines around the world

507

Russia invades Ukraine: 'the worst military action in Europe since World War II'

508

Catastrophic earthquakes: How big does a quake really need to be? Doomsday Scenarios, ep. 4

509

Should we bring back cash payments to families with children?

510

Why nostalgia is a hot marketing commodity

511

Why Sigal Atzmon argues the US will emerge from COVID weaker than other countries

512

The hidden face of human trafficking: Philadelphia Special Victims experts on how to keep kids safe online

513

Sarah Palin vs. The New York Times: A judge's unusual decision, jury push alerts, and a big question about free speech

514

Why gas prices are so high: Demand spikes, OPEC vs. America, and weird pandemic stuff

515

How we're spending money is good news for the American economy

516

Alzheimer's disease disproportionally affects the Black community. The AHEAD study is trying to do something about that.

517

Creators of "American Reckoning" tackle unsolved murder of Wharlest Jackson

518

"Locked in:" James Harden's high school coach says superstar is pumped to join 76ers

519

'When the facts change, we have to be willing to change as well.' School masking guidance from Children's Hospital of Philadelphia

520

Could school districts get mask mandate court rulings overturned?

521

"What's wrong with me?" How changing your outlook could help cure pandemic blues

522

'Don't be afraid, be mindful:' Getting from pandemic to endemic

523

A supervolcano eruption could be catastrophic, but 'wouldn't wipe out humanity:' Doomsday Scenarios, ep. 3

524

Redistricting: Not as bad for Democrats as pundits thought it would be

525

A 30 second Super Bowl ad costs $6 million. Is it worth the price tag?

526

Political pressure, free speech and human rights at the Beijing Olympics

527

Pandemic economy: "the January jobs report is really good"

528

Brian Flores vs. The NFL: What we're learning about professional football's race problem

529

Slavery and the American Revolution: What the history books don't tell you about Yorktown

530

Expert Wordle tips from Villanova Linguist Dr. Grant Berry

531

Me Me Me! Are we more narcissistic than ever? Let's look at the data

532

Who survives? A look at the fallout from the NCAA's new constitution

533

Why Major League Baseball is being sued by former minor league teams

534

What's the big deal with NFTs?

535

Doomsday Scenarios, ep. 2: The glacier actually nicknamed 'Doomsday'

536

The Justice Stephen Breyer retirement deep dive podcast

537

How Vladimir Putin is 'trying to rewrite the end of the Cold War' in Ukraine

538

Kobe Bryant's rise: from Lower Merion to NBA legend

539

The biggest risks to the entire world: 2022 edition

540

Biden vs. Trump: Who had a worse first year?

541

Pandemic economy: trends in residential permits bring positive indicators

542

How would you fare in a fire? Take these steps to check and prepare.

543

The Great Resignation or the Great Shift? Assessing the state of the American workforce

544

What we know about Long Covid, 2 years into the pandemic

545

Ghislaine Maxwell, Jeffrey Epstein, and what happens next: "It really all depends on what the government found."

546

Did You Know? The story of the South Philadelphia church that inspired Civil Rights anthem "We Shall Overcome"

547

Why a conservative Supreme Court overturned one vaccine mandate but upheld a second

548

Pandemic economy: why the retail numbers don't show the big picture

549

Doomsday Scenarios, episode 1: Can an asteroid destroy earth?

550

Deja vu all over again: why is COVID testing still an issue?

551

Where did we go wrong with COVID messaging?

552

'Kids need to be in school.' Updated COVID guidance from Children's Hospital

553

Setting sights on the spring: a vaccination timeline for kids 0 to 4

554

Jobs, wages, inflation: the biggest economic questions of 2022

555

How to fight extremism: 'Interrupt intolerance, cancel cancel-culture, stop hate before it takes root'

556

"Anyone can create the news:" how to detect mis- and disinformation

557

"A real opportunity to educate our students better:" is it time to rethink the traditional school day?

558

"Sometimes it takes a crisis:" pandemic exposes flaws in caregiving

559

"I'm sorry it had to come to the rescue:" Dr. Drew Weissman's life work leads to COVID-19 vaccines

560

Mayor Kenney grades his performance in a roller coaster year

561

"Society can fall apart:" the very real consequences of fake news

562

The insidiousness of addiction: 'I don't think people actually understand'

563

Food and friendship for folks who need it: behind the scenes at Caring For Friends Food Bank

564

Facts over Fear: What have we learned two years into this pandemic?

565

Facts over Fear: Why fear of omicron doesn't need to rule your life

566

Facts over Fear: Setting the record straight on omicron misinformation

567

The biggest nutrition lies and how to spot them

568

2021's top news stories, and how your political party influenced your results

569

The biggest pandemic economy stories of 2021

570

What a diplomatic boycott of the Beijing Olympics will and won't accomplish

571

California guns and Texas abortion: how the states are testing the federal courts

572

Behind America's teacher shortage: "If we had twice as many, they'd all be working."

573

Fight inflation: suspend the gas tax?

574

Omicron in Philadelphia: KYW Newsradio reporters break down the biggest stories of the week

575

Good news for the pandemic economy: 'The lowest in 52 years, that's amazing'

576

The fastest growing brands in 2021: how the pandemic shaped our purchasing

577

"It's like a double gut shot." Dick Allen's son's message to Hall of Fame committee after 2nd one-vote snub

578

Autism and the justice system: new study hopes to improve an evolving dynamic

579

What happens to a brand when its celebrity spokesperson falls from grace?

580

Abortion and the new Supreme Court: 'It seems like a clear case, except that the Court has changed.'

581

Pandemic jobs report: Everything is made up and the points don't matter

582

Trump appointed a lot of judges. What is Biden doing?

583

Drexel's Dr. Michael Levasseur: The omicron variant - everything we know so far

584

Is your pharmacy understaffed or closed altogether? Here's why

585

Pandemic mental health crisis in kids and teens: Warning signs for parents

586

"All the good feelings:" a school's return to in-person learning

587

Peter Jackson on making The Beatles: Get Back and 'the big Beatles event of our lifetime'

588

Lessons in leadership, service, and humility: Retired General Jim Pasquarette on 38 years in the Army

589

'American data for American people:' The case for a vaccine database

590

Hamilton's Ta'Rea Campbell on the road that led her home to Philadelphia

591

Pandemic economy: Jobs, retail, holiday shopping - good news across the board?

592

How 'race-norming' became part of the NFL's concussion settlement process

593

Philadelphia Gay News founder fought for visibility, and won

594

Incarceration is going down in Pennsylvania - but not for women. Here’s why

595

What's in the infrastructure deal? Power grid upgrades, drinking water, high speed internet

596

'People have a lot of power:' What bosses need to realize about the worker shortage

597

A sacred journey: How Philadelphia’s USS Olympia carried the Unknown Soldier home

598

The real reasons why immigration stays broken, no matter who is president

599

One in four American Jews was targeted by antisemitism in the last 12 months

600

How climate change affects the colors of fall leaves

601

Temple Pharmacy wants to solve a $500 billion medication problem

602

Pandemic economy: more jobs, higher wages

603

A Second Amendment case you need to hear about

604

Does the U.S. Constitution still hold up?

605

'Support your local veterans:' the Flyers Warriors are disabled veterans who play hockey together, and they're representing Philadelphia at the Warrior Classic

606

How well does the national media cover politics without bias?

607

How Drexel will spend $14.4 million examining disparities in public health

608

American workers are having a moment, but how long will changes to labor's power dynamics last?

609

Ask an economist: Is 2% GDP growth underwhelming or not that bad?

610

Meet the candidate: Republican Jack Ciattarelli says living in New Jersey needs to be more affordable

611

A new report rates America’s mental health, and the findings are revealing

612

Tracking childhood obesity changes during the pandemic

613

Delta variant financial hardship: Who is struggling most?

614

He's no longer an Eagle, but Zach Ertz wants to make a difference in Philadelphia with the House of Hope

615

'This needs to be spoken about:' Morgan McCaffery's family is fighting for teens in toxic relationships

616

Pandemic economy: Workers taking back the power

617

Should student athletes be considered employees? Changing tides for the NCAA

618

The Long Haul: New COVID treatments and the 'endemic pandemic'

619

The Long Haul: Vaccine safety for children and learning to live with coronavirus

620

The Long Haul: Holiday dinner vaccination conversations, helping kids cope with a long pandemic

621

'They're not robots.' Lane Johnson’s battle with depression broadens the conversation about athletes’ mental health

622

Anti-vax professional athletes: how the choices of a few affect many

623

Phil Murphy vs. Jack Ciattarelli: Is the New Jersey governor race as predictable as it seems?

624

'One word? Horrible.' The pre-pandemic causes of the child care crisis and how it gets fixed

625

Pandemic economy: Unemployment claims hit a COVID low

626

Debunking myths around COVID vaccines and pregnancy

627

Why the pandemic supply chain issues haven't gone away

628

Uncomfortable questions about Facebook after whistleblower revelations

629

In the booth with Lou Nolan: 50 years of Philadelphia Flyers hockey

630

How Sam Hinkie and William Penn both learned to trust the process in Philadelphia

631

Pandemic economy: Overshooting jobs numbers, how childcare issues are holding the economy back

632

Tensions on the rise: China, Taiwan aim to avoid conflict

633

War update: Humans vs. the spotted lanternfly scourge

634

Un-president-ed: Trump's grip on GOP remains strong nearly a year after defeat

635

How Gabby Petito brought attention to our fascination with true crime, and to specific stories

636

'Pretty dramatic:' Everything you need to know about the COVID-19 pill from Merck

637

Ford, Chrysler, Uber: The most and least trusted car and travel brands

638

How funding fights in Washington move the pandemic economy

639

The evolution of homecoming

640

The most pointlessly destructive political fight in Washington

641

Kids and COVID-19: how coronavirus affects kids has changed over the pandemic

642

Food bank prepares for a 'tidal wave' of need

643

What Halloween, home sales, and supply chains will tell us about the pandemic economy

644

How to prepare for extreme weather disasters

645

"A wake of confusion": The effects of the new Texas abortion law

646

The "shadow docket" explained: should the Supreme Court have to show its work?

647

'See your doctor:' the pandemic's secondary ripple effect

648

Pandemic economy update: The new employment normal?

649

'Impossible to ignore:' The impact of climate change on Philadelphia's infrastructure

650

Some politicians blame the worker shortage on Americans choosing unemployment over jobs. The data tells a different story.

651

Belligerent passengers, mask fights: Flying is awful now and we are the worst

652

"They don't eat. They don't sleep. They go home. They cry." Nurses are pushed to their limits and the crisis could get worse.

653

If you are fully vaccinated, what is your risk of getting COVID-19? Q&A about Delta, breakthrough infections, and long COVID

654

"It's been a year." Housing, finding vaccines, and fighting COVID misinformation: behind the scenes of the Asociación Puertorriqueños en Marcha

655

First responders look back on how 9/11 changed their lives

656

Pandemic economy update: Wall Street's rough week, and the possible impact of vaccine mandates

657

Picking Up the Pieces: After 9/11 loss, a mother turns to family, service to cope

658

Finding hope, love, and life after a 9/11 loss

659

Can my employer make me get a COVID-19 vaccine? Breaking down vaccine mandates and exemptions.

660

We Need Black Teachers: The campaign to recruit Black educators and increase teacher diversity

661

Concerts, live sports, and entertainment can convince people to get vaccinated: Morning Consult survey

662

The delta variant is dragging down the economic recovery, and it's high time for an infrastructure bill

663

Prison gerrymandering, explained

664

Texas' new abortion law: Why the Supreme Court didn't do anything, and the future of Roe vs Wade

665

Need help with student loans? Take advantage of the last payment pause and other tips to stay afloat

666

"Why not just quit your job?" This woman made a significant career change, from retail to engineering -- and you can too

667

Back to school economy update, childcare questions, and eviction concerns

668

Sick and tired of 'the customer is always right:' the worker shortage and American service culture

669

The Philadelphia flower show moved to FDR Park, and both got a lot greener

670

Forensic pathologist on the rise of fentanyl and the opioid crisis

671

Full FDA approval for the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine: What it means, and when booster shots may be necessary

672

Pandemic economy: Good jobs news, Delta variant concerns, and 'this worker shortage is real'

673

The Taliban takeover and sudden collapse of Afghanistan 'didn't have to end this way'.

674

How to ask if someone is vaccinated - and what to do if you don't like their answer

675

Basic policy ideas to get people healthier for less money

676

'The drop-off was severe.' Cancer screenings declined sharply during the pandemic

677

'Dream big': Upper Providence team is going to the Little League World Series

678

The most trusted retail brands / top mistakes brands make to lose trust

679

This Philly nonprofit deconstructs blighted homes, saving valuable materials from the trash

680

The mysterious illness killing thousands of songbirds

681

When can kids get vaccinated? Questions and answers about the delta variant and going back to school

682

The CDC's new eviction moratorium: Who is protected, and how do you apply?

683

Temple professor studying how legal marijuana affects workers' comp

684

If you've never looked at a jobs report, look at this one

685

Need help caring for a loved one with dementia or memory problems? My Brain Guide is a useful tool to monitor brain health.

686

Harriet Tubman, freedom fighting in Cape May

687

Common misconceptions about breakthrough COVID infections

688

Is this what justice looks like? The opioid epidemic settlement money and why no one is going to jail.

689

The Negro Leagues are Major Leagues: The Baseball Reference project

690

Pandemic economy update: A GDP to brag about, rising Delta uncertainty, and when will the Fed raise interest rates?

691

What the Jan. 6 investigation wants to uncover from 'some high profile people in uncomfortable situations'

692

Behind the scenes: the people connecting Pennsylvanians with needed benefits

693

The hottest places around Philly to buy and sell a house right now

694

COVID-19 vaccines are still emergency use. Why hasn’t the FDA given full approval yet?

695

Ask a South Philly pharmacist: real life questions about getting vaccinated

696

COVID economy update: Rising cases test Wall Street, and making sense of a jobless claims surprise

697

Record numbers of people are quitting their jobs, and not for just one reason

698

How do you feel about your financial situation? Fascinating insights from the McKinsey opportunity survey

699

'Death by a hundred cuts:' The state of voting rights in America

700

Anti-government protests in Cuba: Why now and what it all means

701

Big questions about living in condos after the Surfside disaster

702

Yes, that unemployment report looks like pre-pandemic numbers

703

Workers have strong feelings about returning to the office

704

'There's no vaccine against hunger' but the child tax credit will help feed hurting families

705

Parts of the American economy won't go back to 'normal' after COVID

706

The consequences of the declining birth rate in the US

707

'The problem is much bigger' than the wealthiest 25 Americans avoiding taxes

708

What do people mean when they talk about 'critical race theory'?

709

43 years of saving lives: Gift of Life CEO on a lifetime as an organ donation trailblazer

710

The worker shortage did what Congress couldn't: raise the minimum wage

711

Great news for the economy: 'We haven't seen this is over ten months'

712

Biden's vaccine deadline will likely fall a bit short as the Delta variant keeps spreading

713

Pride is worldwide and growing. Some companies are cashing in.

714

Drexel structural engineer on the Florida condo collapse investigation

715

American opinions on travel brands, after a year without travel

716

How to fight offshore tax shelters? One way: 15% minimum tax across the globe

717

Ransomware has evolved: "There are more bad guys, and they're getting better"

718

"I'm just glad I never gave up." The 32 year old rookie with a baseball dream

719

Lumber prices, jobless claims, and inflation: Pandemic economy update

720

The Road Past the Pandemic

721

Congress is studying UFOs. Is there intelligent life out there?

722

The eviction tidal wave and how to solve an affordable housing crisis

723

Compensating college athletes: The Supreme Court's decision explained

724

Inflation: Is it a serious problem like the 70's, or not that big of a deal?

725

What is scaring Wall Street this week? Pandemic economy check in

726

'Man, you're awesome.' Celebrate and elevate fatherhood

727

Could mRNA hold the key for an HIV vaccine?

728

The history of Juneteenth and the long road to make it a national holiday

729

How the Supreme Court could decide to chip away at abortion access

730

Israel's new government agreed on one thing: 'How can we get rid of Netanyahu?'

731

COVID economy update: Watching jobless claims creep back towards pre-pandemic numbers

732

Pandemic weight loss questions and answers with specialist Dr. Winifred Constable

733

Did the American Rescue Plan stimulus work? Look at the numbers

734

What NASA wants to find on Venus

735

How the AHEAD study is fighting Alzheimer's Disease

736

John Chaney, Stan Pawlak, and the wild stories of the Eastern Professional Basketball League

737

Signs the economy is strengthening, just in time for summer

738

Behind the rise of 'deaths of despair,' up 52% in a decade

739

The questions parents ask about teens and the COVID-19 vaccines

740

Tracing COVID-19's origin: Did the virus escape from a lab?

741

Do you need a vacation too? Airlines are looking for a bright future

742

Pandemic economy update: How much inflation is too much inflation?

743

Jersey Shore businesses say they're desperate for summer employees

744

How a Pennsylvania cheerleader's free speech case made it to the Supreme Court

745

How the pandemic made us appreciate local food, and local farmers

746

Free classes, rent assistance, 'We made some quick decisions.' How West Chester University made it through the pandemic

747

Pandemic economy: It looks like a beach season for the record books

748

What Biden’s plan to tax the rich will actually do

749

Religious affiliation is falling in America

750

What about Mike Pence? The former Vice President's political future

751

Free college doesn't solve the biggest problem

752

Amid violence against Asian Americans, there is hope about hate crime bill

753

The most common misconceptions about the COVID-19 vaccines

754

Pandemic economy check in: signs of a summer boom are here

755

Banning Menthol: The twisted history of menthol cigarettes and the targeting of African-Americans

756

"This attack, whoever did it knew what they were doing." The pipeline hack exposed America's infrastructure security vulnerabilities

757

How the 2020 Census will reshape the House of Representatives

758

Why you should care about the semiconductor shortage

759

Did we learn our lesson about funding public health? 'We're hopeful, but we're not sure'

760

"Coordinated and targeted efforts." Voting restriction bills surge in statehouses

761

Still digging out: An incredibly disappointing jobs report and why lower wage jobs still can't hire

762

Did you gain unwanted pandemic pounds? Tips for shedding the weight the right way

763

The Philadelphia District Attorney Debate: Larry Krasner faces off with Carlos Vega

764

The great minimum wage worker shortage

765

'This year is looking a lot different.' Americans are ready to resume 'normal' life

766

The endemic pandemic

767

Explaining the Supreme Court's decision on juvenile life sentences

768

"The 70 year old patient was dancing down the parking lot." For healthcare workers, giving vaccinations is rewarding work

769

All signs point to an extraordinary post-pandemic economic recovery, and it's starting now

770

100 days to judge a President

771

Inside America's fascination with celebrity politicians

772

The cicadas are coming, 17 years in the making

773

Bracing for the next public health emergency (because there will be one)

774

Pandemic economy check in: Help wanted!

775

Mutter Museum manager on how history will remember the COVID-19 pandemic

776

The pervasive greenness of the infrastructure plan

777

The perfect storm housing boom: 'We have never seen demand anywhere near this level.'

778

How genetic surveillance can fight COVID-19 variants

779

Pandemic grocery shopping trends

780

Is another Bernie Madoff possible? The king of the Ponzi scheme and how the US prosecutes fraud

781

When you give people money they spend it: Season 2

782

Yes, you're probably experiencing burnout. But here's what that actually means

783

Parents are optimistic about the future for their kids, with some big asterisks

784

What happened to the COVID app? 'They did a lot of things right... but there are questions I can't figure out.'

785

Dr. Paul Offit: J&J vaccine, blood clots, what you need to know

786

The mental health consequences of the coronavirus pandemic, one year later

787

Bad jobs news, why billionaires got richer, and fingers crossed for infrastructure

788

What happened when colleges changed how they look at standardized testing

789

Lockdown love stories: 'It's been really discouraging online,' so some singles are turning to matchmakers

790

The father & son team that tested if groceries can spread COVID-19

791

The 'spirit' of our social media posts changed in the pandemic

792

Learning loss, desocialization, and getting back to school

793

Lots of us are asking the internet how to sleep better, and other search trends from Google

794

How will we know when the pandemic's beaten back?

795

The pandemic changed what we want from cars, and how we buy them

796

All the vaccine news: Q&A with Dr. Paul Offit, Dir. of the CHOP Vaccine Education Center

797

Vaccination equity: "We're doing a better job. I don't think we're doing a perfect job."

798

Why deepfake videos keep criminologists up at night

799

Grading the Philadelphia area's public health emergency preparedness

800

Universal basic income in the United States: 'The devil is in the details'

801

Some really positive signs for the economy except for the big boat stuck in the Suez Canal

802

How do stores unwind mandatory masking? And other questions about retail life after COVID

803

The Race to Vaccinate

804

The US House of Representatives could be a lot bigger

805

One of these NCAA Tournaments is not like the other

806

Popular financial questions people asked during COVID

807

The Conversation Between Us, About Us: 'Too many of us are saying black folks are vaccine hesitant'

808

The stimulus is hitting bank accounts, but when is unemployment coming back down to earth?

809

The pandemic put small private colleges under intense financial pressure

810

A year of extreme need: Food Bank of South Jersey 'still seeing people who never thought they'd be in line'

811

Basketball analytics for your NCAA bracket

812

The vaccine matchmaker: Dr. Christine Meyer has helped thousands find vaccines

813

Name, image, likeness: the best way to pay student athletes?

814

Teachers and students are working through a 'mass trauma' together

815

The American Rescue Plan explained

816

The real household economy just got a massive booster shot

817

Neil deGrasse Tyson on moon rockets, why COVID was 'like a Mars invasion'

818

The Drexel Dragons are going to the NCAA tournament for the first time in 25 years

819

Doctors worried about a flu and COVID 'twindemic.' Then everyone put on a mask and washed their hands.

820

A powerful military prevents war. 'Public health should be seen the same way.'

821

The Doomsday Clock is inching closer to midnight. What exactly does that mean?

822

Vaccines are just part of the battle. Good therapeutics are needed to fight COVID-19 as well

823

The calm before the stimulus and a jobs report for sore eyes

824

The fine line between caution and vaccine alarmism: 'I think we scared the crap out of people'

825

Smartmatic, Dominion, and the lawsuits taking aim at a media empire

826

How vaccines are made and why we can’t just make them faster

827

Sustainability is 'a long term play'

828

How big tobacco targeted Black communities

829

How to make a third political party work in America

830

“You approach people where they are.” Using knowledge and compassion to overcome vaccine hesitancy

831

Is that a sign of economic recovery or are you just happy to see me?

832

FDR's radio and Trump's Tweets: Presidents and the media they mastered

833

The 51st state of the United States of America

834

Does Joe Biden's presidency change the future of the Affordable Care Act?

835

Police departments are using the BolaWrap to take down suspects without inflicting pain

836

You are always being watched: "Most people, if you asked them, would have no idea."

837

How the Perseverance rover will look for extinct life on Mars

838

Trickle-up economics: When you send people money, they spend it

839

The pandemic habits Americans say they're keeping after COVID

840

Who won the US-China trade war?

841

The rise of clean energy is all about the money

842

57 senators vs. ‘a very high bar’: Breaking down the second trial of President Donald Trump

843

What good is a vaccination program without a disadvantage index?

844

Have you been cheated on financially? You're not alone.

845

Student loan debt: a big problem and an American opportunity

846

The first computer is turning 75 in Philadelphia. "ENIAC set the stage for everything."

847

Is this COVID-19 stimulus package too big or not big enough?

848

The Pennsylvania vaccine deep dive episode

849

The inequality virus: "Half of humanity was right on the edge, and then the pandemic hit."

850

The deepening housing crisis: "$60 billion in back rent, and no real path forward"

851

Kill the filibuster: the shaky future of "The Soul of the Senate"

852

The case for $15 an hour and why it's not about the money

853

"As many people incarcerated as possible." How the government got in the private prison business, and why it's getting out

854

Big hopes for big stimulus, and why you should know about the treasury yield curve

855

Super Bowl advertising, pandemic style

856

Was the 9-to-5 work day even a good idea?

857

Amazon after Bezos, and Bezos after Amazon. "What took him so long?"

858

Former Montco DA Bruce Castor: "I'm a lawyer, and President Trump needs help."

859

Serious questions about the long-term health consequences of COVID-19

860

Immigration reform: Joe Biden's top priorities vs. what he can actually get done

861

Pandemic GDP and the wildest week on stonks internet ever

862

Why the bleep haven't we solved robocalls yet?

863

Eat the rich: How Redditors squeezed hedge funds on GameStop stock

864

Can your employer make you get the COVID-19 vaccine?

865

Fighting the next pandemic: Tom Ridge, Joe Lieberman, and the Apollo Program for Biodefense

866

The NRA, bankruptcy, and the future of the most powerful gun rights group ever

867

How the SolarWinds breach became "one of the worst hacks ever to hit government agencies."

868

Why impeach a former President?

869

So how do you convince Congress to send help to America?

870

Presents: The parks and rec NBA 2K21 tournament and a PA vaccine predicament - The Rundown from KYW Newsradio

871

Who did Trump pardon and why?

872

The year of At Home was complicated for real estate. What did we learn for 2021?

873

A historically unique transfer of power

874

A lot of Americans have trouble believing race plays a role in health disparities

875

Past the pandemic, how will Biden change healthcare?

876

The future of health services in the workplace after COVID-19

877

Why we believe conspiracy theories

878

What's in Biden's $2 trillion COVID-19 recovery plan?

879

Vaccine rollouts and the bones under the playground: The Rundown from KYW Newsradio

880

What do the signs of a stock market bubble look like?

881

100 years later: What people in 1921 predicted would happen in 2021

882

Corporations are shutting off the political donation faucet, but it's not actually a big deal

883

What's different now that Brexit is official?

884

2020 is finally over, but the top risks of 2021 are their own fresh hell

885

Life after COVID: it's going to be harder for some people to adjust than others

886

The star of the 2020 economy was widening inequality. Will 2021 close that gap or make it worse?

887

The fallout after the US Capitol was overrun

888

"Sending a strong signal." Merrick Garland and the Justice Department's new priorities

889

Mutant coronavirus strains are emerging around the world. How serious are they?

890

The attack on the US Capitol: news coverage from KYW Newsradio

891

America's roads, rails, and bridges are in bad shape for bad reasons. Can the US finally fix its infrastructure?

892

The good, the bad, and the surprising: What's inside the new COVID-19 relief bill?

893

What we know about lung disease, COVID-19, and smoking: "It can be just devastating."

894

"Not survived- withstood." Zooming Out on 2020 with Commissioner Outlaw

895

The cannabis industry is booming, and universities are training the workforce

896

"What do I want to be popular for?" Zooming Out on 2020 with Mayor Kenney

897

Some states are 'woefully unprepared' for climate change health impacts. Here's how PA, NJ, and DE stack up

898

What did we Google the most in 2020?

899

Our phones are doing bad things to us, and the problem's worse than you think

900

How important will the next treasury secretary be in reviving the economy?

901

What to do when politics interferes with relationships

902

The Lazaretto: America's last surviving quarantine hospital "hiding in plain sight for decades."

903

Are the kids gonna make it out of 2020 okay?

904

Across the country, Americans voted to change drug laws. What's next?

905

The biggest lessons we learned in 2020 about the economy

906

The massive SolarWinds hack: What happened, and what it means for U.S. cyber security

907

What kind of lasting mental health effects is 2020 leaving behind?

908

Are Santa and the elves safe from coronavirus? Conversations with kids during the holidays

909

For the first time in 400 years, you can watch Saturn and Jupiter 'touch' in the sky

910

Do we still need to check everyone's temperature? The COVID safety measures that work, and need a second look

911

Worrying signs for holiday hiring, and the consequences of federal inaction

912

Save Our Stages: World Cafe Live founder Hal Real fights to keep music venues on the map

913

How does an entire city get vaccinated? Rolling out the COVID-19 vaccine in Philadelphia

914

Thursday's Earth forecast: A geomagnetic storm from the Sun

915

An important vaccine caution for people who carry EpiPens

916

What the safe harbor deadline means for President Trump's election lawsuits

917

"We don't just distribute food, we bring a box of hope to people." Delivering hope with the Food Bank of South Jersey

918

Is it too late for a relief bill that actually helps Americans?

919

People are asking about plastic surgery because of Zoom Dysmorphia

920

Philadelphia scientists are making a COVID-19 vaccine for INOVIO. We checked in to see how it's going.

921

Election 2020 was wild. What is it about American politics that makes people so polarized?

922

The challenge of battling HIV/AIDS while the world focuses on COVID

923

What's going to change at a Department of Justice under new management?

924

Dark days for travel and hospitality, but there are reasons to be hopeful

925

Ask an economist: What would you include in the next stimulus bill?

926

America's relationships shifted dramatically under Trump. What's on Biden's foreign policy checklist?

927

Timing, side effects, multiple doses: Everything you need to know about the COVID-19 vaccines

928

America's agriculture challenge: Can we both invest in farms and protect the environment?

929

Both Biden and Harris come from the Senate. Will that help them govern?

930

Are lame duck presidents actually that lame?

931

"It's unconscionable" Congress hasn't passed a second CARES Act. So why hasn't it happened?

932

From Trump to Biden, an abrupt shift in America's climate priorities

933

It's a terrible time to pull the plug on pandemic assistance. What's happening in Washington?

934

This holiday shopping season could be make or break for businesses on the edge

935

The pandemic was politicized in America. Our healthcare workers are paying the price.

936

You can use Google Maps to see where COVID-19 cases are high

937

The COVID-19 pandemic is worse than ever. How did we get here, and what's next?

938

The staggering sum of money in American elections

939

Can our local economies survive another round of coronavirus shutdowns?

940

COVID-19's body blow to college sports ripples all the way to the Olympics

941

What makes Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine stand out from the others?

942

What does the Supreme Court's conservative overhaul mean for the Affordable Care Act?

943

Job hunting? "When you say it online, it never goes away," and that includes your political posts on social media

944

Office real estate is getting hammered by working from home. Here's why it matters.

945

New Jersey voters passed legal weed. Here's what happens next.

946

Dreaming of a stimulus Christmas, why Wall Street likes gridlock, and how the markets view Election 2020

947

The pros and cons of never going into the office again

948

Election 2020: Why is Pennsylvania taking so long to count the votes?

949

Did anyone really get it right? Takeaways from coronavirus responses around the globe

950

How the 2016 polling kerfuffle inspired the West Chester University Ram Poll

951

Constitutional quirks, election oddities, and the presidential line of succession

952

It's the witching hour on Wall Street

953

Trump, Biden, and the paths to 270: the election day preview episode

954

Important lessons about medical debt learned from battling breast cancer

955

With the holidays and flu season around the corner, what's the state of COVID testing?

956

The economic inequality crisis: how the pandemic widened the chasm between the haves and have nots

957

The police shooting of Walter Wallace, Jr: What we know so far

958

There's more water on the moon than we thought

959

Term limits, adding justices, and other plausible ways the Supreme Court could change

960

What's going on with the Philly area real estate market?

961

Liability shields, housing bubbles, and how the markets price the election

962

The Supreme Court's decision on Pennsylvania mail-in ballots, explained

963

COVID testing in the US right now is 'somewhere around a C-minus,' but some problems can be fixed

964

Do presidential debates change minds anymore?

965

What an asteroid 200 million miles away can tell us about life, space, and the early solar system

966

After the explosion, what's the future of the Philadelphia Energy Solutions refinery site?

967

How close are we to COVID-19 herd immunity?

968

Long term unemployment is helping to turbocharge America's inequality crisis

969

How long until election results are final? When is too late to mail your ballot? Voting Q&A with Montgomery County election officials

970

If Washington doesn't finish a relief bill, 2021 will be a scary year for small town USA

971

Political campaigns are microtargeting you with online ads

972

For firefighters, the pandemic has changed the job

973

Childhood obesity was already a crisis in America, and then the pandemic hit.

974

"A huge shift in how we care for patients." Home monitoring lets patients leave the hospital sooner

975

Why did more than 1,000 birds fly into buildings and die in one night?

976

(Rebroadcast) If you think coronavirus social distancing is dumb, let's talk about the 1918 Flu Pandemic

977

A century ago, open air schools fought disease

978

How is the pandemic making its mark on the 2020 holiday shopping season?

979

Battleground states decide elections, and the landscape is shifting

980

Coronavirus stole the spotlight, but the opioid crisis is still ravaging America

981

It looks really bad for the airline industry. Has flying been changed forever?

982

Will the promise of massive layoffs convince Washington to send help?

983

COVID, Politics, and the CDC

984

Trade wars, tech fights, and coronavirus: How the US/China battlefield is shifting

985

Can we anticipate the next crisis? How using holistic forecasting can help us see what's to come

986

Why no one was charged for killing Breonna Taylor

987

The K-shaped recovery: How to supercharge inequality in America

988

DNA testing is adding a twist to diversity training. "People thought it was a party trick. Then they started finding relatives."

989

"This is how you keep doctors from going bankrupt." Surgeons use 'Lenox Hill' Netflix spotlight to speak out against proposed Medicare changes

990

Struggling with pandemic productivity guilt? Here are some tips for dealing with it

991

Harvard epidemiologist: U.S. needs to produce COVID-19 tests "the way we build jets and bombs"

992

Do high schools teach financial literacy adequately? Most parents say no.

993

Scientists in Philly were studying human resilience. Then came the coronavirus pandemic

994

What if every car in the U.S. was electric?

995

"Nearly half of America" is in serious financial pain from coronavirus, but it's much worse in minority communities

996

After decades of declines, do labor unions have the political power to influence the 2020 election?

997

A housing market that looked untouchable is showing some cracks

998

Why finding phosphine on Venus has astronomers so excited

999

Could the dollar be dethroned as the world's reserve currency?

1000

School, coronavirus, changing routines: How to help kids cope with anxiety