Man arrested in Perry County standoff was shot by police in 2024

29 dead in historic heat wave as N.J. governor faces criticism over response to storm, power outages

Between July 2 and July 6, 25 people have died of heat-related illness in New Jersey.

Sherrill defends storm response amid GOP outrage: ‘The honeymoon is over, Governor’

A Republican Assemblywoman who represents parts of Morris and Sussex counties says her area was among the hardest-hit and has been ignored.

Michigan’s school budget delivers funding wins, advocates say, but sparks other concerns

School administators and advocates across the state have welcomed a new weighted funding formula that adds extra support for English-learner and at-risk students in addition to a 2.5% per-student funding increase. However, some said there was plenty of room to improve.

Man paid for rare Pokémon card with $24K in fraudulent cryptocurrency, N.J. cops say

The exchange happened at a local police department after the buyer and seller spoke through Facebook Marketplace.

Pa. university maintains top 2% ranking among world’s best universities

Thirty-four of the university's programs earned spots in U.S. News & World Report's subject rankings.