- Ex-Rep. Joe Walsh making longshot GOP challenge to Trump
- Oft-injured Colts QB Andrew Luck, 29, announces retirement
- Lots of double takes, exposure as Philly Naked Bike Ride pedals through town
- 14-year-old boy shot, critically injured in Southwest Philly playground
- White House says Trump regrets not raising tariffs higher
- Flashpoint: 400 years since African landing, Standoff death threats, Hug Mobster
- Wolf makes stop in Chester County to hear Mariner East pipeline concerns
- Destructive Lanternfly spotted in Camden County
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- Black Breastfeeding Week kicks off in Philly
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- Protesters beg for city to improve conditions, funding for 'crumbling' animal shelter
- One week after Nicetown-Tioga shootout, residents try to return to normal
- Kenney says resignation was Ross' decision alone, for the best
- Krasner announces charges against Nicetown shooter, hints at huge investigation
- To avoid deportation, Hahnemann international residents scramble to find new places to work
- Iconic sign removed from historic Tower Theater
- Charlie Manuel named new Phillies hitting coach
- 40,000 Census Bureau workers begin verifying addresses across US ahead of 2020 census
- 3 high schools get green upgrades in effort to create jobs, lower energy bills
Philadelphia's Eviction Crisis, A Catholic Nurse Providing Dignity to the Addicted and Education Works
This week on Flashpoint: Host and KYW Community Affairs reporter Cherri Gregg asks the burning questions about Philadelphia's eviction crisis. A recent report revealed at 1 in 14 renters received an eviction notice in Philadelphia in 2016 where nearly half the city's residents rent. Barrett Marshall, Housing Law Staff Attorney at Community Legal Services of Philadelphia, Algernon Allen, a licensed realtor, developer and landlord with properties in West Philadelphia and Fatoumata Gamble, a tenant at Admiral Court who was given three weeks to vacate her apartment.
Also, Mary Beth Appel, a nurse practitioner at the Catholic Worker Free Clinic in Kensington talks about her mission to remember those lost to addictions. Finally, Miles Wilson, President and CEO of Educationworks discusses the non-profit's on going effort to teach underserved kids the skills the pay the bills.
Flashpoint airs every Saturday at 9:30pm and Sunday at 8:30am on KYW Newsradio 1060AM.
Also, Mary Beth Appel, a nurse practitioner at the Catholic Worker Free Clinic in Kensington talks about her mission to remember those lost to addictions. Finally, Miles Wilson, President and CEO of Educationworks discusses the non-profit's on going effort to teach underserved kids the skills the pay the bills.
Flashpoint airs every Saturday at 9:30pm and Sunday at 8:30am on KYW Newsradio 1060AM.