New Jersey 101.5

In the wake of a devastating crime, friends and family remember a vibrant young woman who had her whole life ahead of her.

Walter Mason, 45, is accused of stealing seven vehicles in Trenton and using a tow truck to haul them to a scrapyard for crushing.

From a backyard struggle to a courtroom verdict, this unsettling tale of crime and consequence reverberates through Millville.

With nearly $800,000 in winnings, Jamie Ding juggles game show glory and serious legal challenges, advocating for voter privacy in a pivotal federal case.

It’s been a while since Congressman Kean cast a vote, and whispers about his health are growing louder in the halls of Congress.

A simple stuffed toy—and one amazing dog—are helping NJ children cope

NJ parents ask for help during daughter’s fight

This ridiculously simple Italian dinner might be the best meal you make all week

The Salem Nuclear Power Plant is doing something remarkable, turning nuclear energy into life-saving solutions for patients across the country.

A romance gone horribly wrong—what happens when trust turns into a scheme that costs more than just money?

Rising costs bring about the end for this NJ thrift store that played a vital role in nurturing independence and job experience for those with disabilities.

Three new smash-burger joints are bringing that crispy, juicy goodness closer to New Jersey. Find out what towns are welcoming the new chains.

A million dollars spent to get teens voting, yet only a handful made it to the polls. It's raising eyebrows across the community.

From rusty tools to bikes (so many bikes), this is a look inside the everyday 1980s garage.

New Jersey’s medical schools are getting their flowers with impressive new national rankings. See how this impacts community health state-wide.

New Jersey State Police are seeking the public's help in solving a cold case murder from the 1970s after identifying the victim nearly 50 years later.

It's been 20 years since the Jonas Brothers debuted as a band and Nick Jonas will be at the Hard Rock, AC this June to celebrate with his home state.

The three-member board unanimously voted to close the boardwalk to everyone between 1 a.m. and 5 a.m. year-round beginning Wednesday, May 13.

Authorities are investigating a reported sexual assault on a Rutgers campus parking lot, highlighting ongoing safety issues for students.

In a week of unseasonably cool, generally unsettled weather, it is nice to get one perfectly pleasant weather day here in New Jersey Thursday.

In Teaneck, a real-life crime mirrors a scene from *The Sopranos*—with thieves making off with valuable parts in the blink of an eye. What’s behind this trend?

These are the top four stories on New Jersey 101.5 for Thursday, April 23, 2026.

Imagine stumbling upon a ghost town tucked away in New Jersey's wilderness. That's Walpack Township—where history meets haunting beauty and only a handful of souls remain.

There's something timeless about finding joy right in your own backyard, just waiting for you to notice it again.

80 vending machines filled with cannabis? This story reveals a whole new side of local entrepreneurship.

In a chilling story from Gloucester County, a man has been convicted for his heinous actions against a young girl.

Whether you love watching horror films, or want to create your own, this New Jersey festival is for you.

A local councilwoman stirs up a heated debate with comments on landscaping skills tied to culture — a conversation that’s got folks buzzing.

Marlton is about to get a whole lot sweeter! The beloved cookie chain, Insomnia Cookies is opening soon, and they know just how to satisfy your cravings.

A local initiative has made a real impact, serving thousands of meals, but not without stirring up some heated discussions in the community.

With the closure of another New Jersey diners, it feels like a piece of our cultural identity and culinary history is slipping away.

Mark your calendars for a day of fun in the streets of Red Bank.

Party City and Staples are teaming up to bring customers a one-stop shopping experience for their upcoming celebrations, the retailers announced.

New Jersey is among the worst states in the nation for tipping - and it makes sense.

We're giving out thousands of dollars in prize money every weekday through May 1!