Newark police seek suspect in Stuyvesant Avenue shooting

NEWARK, N.J. — Authorities are asking for the public’s help in identifying a suspect wanted in connection with an aggravated assault shooting that occurred Wednesday afternoon on Stuyvesant Avenue. According to Newark…

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Aberdeen woman wins Maryland Lottery’s Ravens Seats for 20 Years prize

ABERDEEN, MD — Shannan Brown of Aberdeen has secured a dream prize for any Baltimore Ravens fan—club-level season tickets and a parking pass for every home game for the next 20 years.…

Lottery Results·Maryland News

Middletown schools reminds families of 2-hour delay model for inclement weather days

MIDDLETOWN, N.J. — The Middletown School District is reminding parents that it has adopted a 2-hour delayed opening model on inclement weather days. The policy allows maintenance crews and the Township’s Department…

Monmouth County News·School and Education News

After 26 Years, This Popular New Jersey Themed Restaurant is Closing Its Doors

The Rainforest Cafe at Menlo Park Mall, a beloved jungle-themed dining spot, officially shut its doors on Wednesday, February 19, after 26 years of operation. The closure, attributed to an unrenewed lease…

Atlantic County News·Business News·Central Jersey News·Food & Dining

Friday Flashback: 85-Year-Old Photo Shows Cranford Police Officer at the Range

CRANFORD, N.J. — The Cranford Police Department took a trip down memory lane Friday, sharing a historical photo from the late 1940s featuring Lt. Harry Page at the Shotgun Range, now known…

Local History·New Jersey News

New York Ends 50-Year-Old Grooming Standards, Beards Now Allowed in the Bronx

NEW YORK — The New York Yankees are making a historic change to one of baseball’s most well-known traditions, allowing players to sport well-groomed beards for the first time in nearly 50…

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Phil Murphy Goes Dark After Daring Feds to Come Get Illegal Alien Woman Living in His Attic

MIDDLETOWN, NJ – New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy has essentially gone dark, hiding from the public eye following a firestorm of controversy ignited by comments he made earlier this month. During an…

Government News·New Jersey News·Top Headlines

Governor Murphy Touts New Jersey’s Record Population Growth As He Forces School Closures and Teacher Firings

TRENTON, NJ – Phil Murphy’s legacy in New Jersey might not be his COVID-19 lockdowns but his new reputation as the School Closer-In-Chief. While the governor is touting the state’s success via…

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How This Trump Obsessed New Jersey Senator Has Become One of the Biggest Whiners on Capitol Hill

TRENTON, NJ – Since taking office as New Jersey’s junior U.S. Senator in January 2025, Andy Kim has quickly established himself as a vocal critic of President Donald Trump’s administration. However, his…

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Owners of Controversial Trump Themed New Jersey Store Announce Closure, Plan for Future

Toms River, NJ – – The “Let’s Go Brandon” store, a polarizing retail fixture at 1405 Route 37 East in Toms River, New Jersey, has announced a store closing sale, bringing an…

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Four arrested in connection to 2024 Hackensack drive-by shooting

HACKENSACK, N.J. – Four men have been charged in connection with a 2024 drive-by shooting in Hackensack after authorities arrested three of the suspects in coordinated raids last week, prosecutors said. The…

Four men charged in North Jersey drive-by shooting

HACKENSACK, NJ – Authorities have arrested four men following a months-long investigation into a drive-by shooting in Hackensack, Bergen County Prosecutor Mark Musella announced. The suspects, identified as Quayyan R. Horton, 36,…

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Maryland State Police arrest two men in separate armed road rage incidents

PIKESVILLE, MD – Maryland State Police arrested two men and seized loaded firearms following separate alleged armed road rage incidents in Baltimore and Prince George’s counties. The suspects, identified as William Shockey,…

Police Blotter

Mayor Says $15 Million Mysteriously Stolen from Lakewood School District Account

LAKEWOOD, NJ — A $15 million theft from the Lakewood school district’s operating accounts over the weekend has prompted an active investigation, officials confirmed Wednesday. Mayor Raymond G. Coles acknowledged the financial…

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Snow emergency plan in effect for Worcester County

OCEAN CITY, MD — The Maryland State Police Berlin Barrack, in coordination with local agencies and the Maryland State Highway Administration, has enacted a Snow Emergency Plan for Worcester County as of…

Maryland News·Weather Reports and News

Trump Says He Will Investigate Fort Knox After Rumors of Gold Bar Removal

President Donald Trump has declared his intention to launch an official investigation into the gold reserves held at Fort Knox, the iconic U.S. Army post in Kentucky that has long served as…

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I-80 Sinkhole Causing Major Delays as North Jersey Commute Backs Up

ELIZABETH, N.J. — Multiple traffic incidents, including crashes, sinkholes, and emergency construction, disrupted major roadways across New Jersey on Tuesday morning, leading to lane closures and significant delays. A crash on US…

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Middletown School Board Members Paid Consultant $20,000 in Revenge Plot Against Teacher

TOMS RIVER, NJ—The Middletown School Board is engaged in a political battle against Toms River Mayor Dan Rodrick and has now released confidential employment records in what Rodrick is calling a “total…

Food & Dining·Monmouth County News·New Jersey News·Top Headlines

Hey New Jersey, Do You Remember Gino’s Was The Only Way to Get KFC in The Garden State?

BLOOMFIELD, NJ – If you grew up in New Jersey, you might have a different memory of Kentucky Fried Chicken as a child than most people in the country. If you think…

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Train derailment disrupts NJ Transit’s Raritan Valley Line service

UNION, N.J. — A Conrail freight train derailment near Union Station has forced NJ Transit to modify service on the Raritan Valley Line, with limited train operations and substitute bus service in…

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