Mark Eichmann is a producer for WHYY and The Philadelphia Tribune, focusing on local news in Pennsylvania, specifically in the Philadelphia area. With a keen interest in covering local events, politics, and community issues, Mark strives to provide accurate and timely information to the residents of Philadelphia and surrounding areas.
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More than 36,000 people are expected to take part in America’s largest 10-mile road race. Here’s how you can avoid race-related delays.
Voters must register by today in order to participate in the May 16 primary, which will likely determine Philly’s next mayor.
The study aims to determine the extent of traffic congestion in Rehoboth during the busy summer season and find ways to reduce its impact.
By: Mark Eichmann
Short exit ramps have led to hundreds of crashes at the I-95/Rt. 896 interchange. Drivers in the area can expect two years of delays as it’s fixed.
The annual red knot arrival is underway as federal regulators have unveiled a plan to protect nearly 700,000 acres in New Jersey, Delaware, and 11 other states.
By: Mark Eichmann
The leader of Delaware’s HBCU says the SCOTUS ruling will “most assuredly” have a chilling effect on educational opportunities for people of color.
By: Mark Eichmann
Listen live on WHYY 90.9 FM as Parker is sworn in as the first woman to lead Philadelphia and lays out her plans for the next four years.
‘Wilmington lost one of its greatest leaders and public servants,’ said current Council President Trippi Congo.
By: Mark Eichmann
After taking 3 out of 4 from the Mets, the Phillies welcome the Nats to town as they continue to dominate the league.
After the first three-straight losses this season, Hittin’ Season has advice on how to cope.
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