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Wednesday, March 13, 2019

Morning News Brief: ‘IM Bringing a bomb Tommorow:’ Student accused of threatening to blow up school

'IM Bringing a bomb Tommorow:' Student accused of threatening to blow up school

Police in Harrison Township say a 14-year-old student has been arrested for allegedly threatening to bomb a school.

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Forecast: Mild conditions, temperatures back into the 50s

New Jersey saw a mix of sun and clouds Tuesday, with mostly seasonably temperatures in the low- to mid-40s.

Officials: New Jersey skier killed following crash at Hunter Mountain

Officials say a man from Florham Park was killed after crashing while skiing at Hunter Mountain.

CDC: 2 Rutgers students test positive for meningitis; school suggests outbreak

The CDC has confirmed two undergraduate students at Rutgers University - New Brunswick have tested positive for meningitis.

Ex-priest from NJ defrocked for sex abuse killed in his Nevada home

A defrocked Roman Catholic priest named as one of more than 180 New Jersey priests facing credible accusations of sexual abuse was fatally shot in a new home in a suburb of Las Vegas, authorities said Tuesday.

Food Fight: Vote on the Top 12

The Food Fight battle continues in New Jersey!

Poll: National Good Samaritan Day

Today is National Good Samaritan Day! What will you do to be a good Samaritan?

Brick considers preemptive ban on sale of recreational pot

Brick Township officials are considering a preemptive ban on the sale of recreational marijuana, should the Murphy administration sign legislation making it legal.

Newark residents hold rally, demand cleaner drinking water

Members of the Newark Water Coalition rallied in the Brick City Tuesday to demand cleaner drinking water.

TV celebrities and coaches charged in college bribery scheme

Fifty people, including Hollywood, were charged Tuesday in a scheme in which wealthy parents allegedly bribed college coaches and other insiders to get their children into some of the nation's most selective schools.

Getting to know you: Community holds monthly dinners to meet neighbors

A group of Hoboken residents say that they were fed up with not knowing their neighbors so they decided to host a monthly dinner for everyone to get to know one another.