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Wednesday, May 1, 2019

Morning News Brief: At least 1 home collapses as fire rips through several Irvington homes

At least 1 home collapses as fire rips through several Irvington homes

An early morning fire tore through several homes in Irvington.

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Police seek public's help for information on Snapchat video depicting weapon

Police in Piscataway are asking the public to help them find out where a Snapchat video depicting a weapon came from.

Police: North Carolina campus shooting suspect is 22-year-old man

Police have identified the suspect in a fatal campus shooting as a 22-year-old man.

Police: Road rage driver shatters school bus window with hand; children on board

Police in Howell are looking for the driver who shattered a school bus window during a road rage incident.

Former Scout who killed his alleged abuser wants to help stop others from following a similar path

A Sussex County man who confessed to murdering his Boy Scout leader decades after he was allegedly sexually abused says he hopes to help others by sharing his story.

NJ representatives help mother get answers about son's death

The family of a college student who died of heat stroke while playing football is getting help from all 12 of New Jersey's members of Congress to get answers.

Bergen County steps up security ahead of Muslim holiday of Ramadan

Muslims around the world will soon begin to observe the holiday of Ramadan.

North Carolina campus shooting leaves 2 dead, 4 injured

A shooting on a North Carolina university campus left two people dead and four wounded Tuesday, prompting a lockdown and chaotic scene in the state's largest city.

Test dummies fall off Jersey Shore coaster during safety run

The operators of a Cape May County amusement park say a roller coaster there is safe after a pair of water-filled test dummies fell off during a recent test ride.

Is New Jersey prepared in the event of a tsunami?

A tsunami warning issued by police departments along the Jersey Shore had some residents on edge.

Beating the system: 60% of robocalls are legal, despite increased legislation

Robocalls have reached epidemic levels, and a Kane In Your Corner investigation finds robocallers have consistently been able to stay one step ahead of government regulators.