New Jersey 101.5

With a history of violence, one man's actions have left a family searching for answers and healing after heartbreak.

Jackson police Lt. Edward Travisano said the Toyota Highlander hit the tree along Hyson Road just after midnight and burst into flames but officers were unable to rescue the two individuals trapped inside.

Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band have announced a tour for 2026 called "Land of Hope and Dreams American Tour."

New York State Forest Rangers said Brianna Mohr of Brick was hiking with her dog near the summit of Mount Marcy in the Adirondacks around 3 p.m. She called 911 after slipping off the trail and was unable to get back onto it.

Video showed ICE agents taking two individuals into custody outside a church on 19th Street in Union City Sunday and taken away in separate vehicles. A DEA agent was also seen in the video.

Snow and ice melt flooded the storage unit of a South Jersey animal rescue, destroying everything they need to save animal lives.

Tuesday will be a decent mid-February day, before spotty rain showers enter New Jersey's forecast for Wednesday.

As the last of winter melts away, the Jersey Shore is already buzzing with summer rental excitement. Families are racing to claim their favorite spots!

Rev. Jesse Jackson died Tuesday surrounded by family, according to a statement posted online from the family.

These are the top five stories on NJ 101.5 for Tuesday, February 17, 2026.

It is always nice to try something new. With my wife Margie and two great friends, Shawn and Karrie Stiteler, last night we enjoyed Carmella’s Cucina in Mays Landing, New Jersey.

A brawl outside The Park Steakhouse in Park Ridge left one man seriously injured and led to the arrest of four, including two off-duty police officers.

RWJBarnabas Health has opened its fifth food farmacy in Hamilton to help combat food insecurity and improve health outcomes across New Jersey.

In a troubling turn, a young man from South Amboy finds himself in serious legal trouble after an online sting operation.

Imagine a summer evening interrupted by the roar of a motorcycle, leaving residents on edge. It’s a growing concern here in New Jersey.

A lawsuit against a firefighter raises serious allegations of sexual assault at a firehouse, highlighting issues of consent and trauma.

What happens when a public figure is accused of crimes that shatter the community's trust?

Familiar names in music can be found in millions of documents released by the Department of Justice.

Mary and Edwin Salas speak of their profound loss after Isabella’s death, remembering her vibrant spirit and the emptiness that now echoes through their home since the accident.

With a packed audience sharing laughs, this Valentine’s Day turned into a heartfelt tribute to families facing challenges.

These are things that New Jersey owns. They're unique to us.

Imagine turning setbacks into punchlines—this comic did just that on his path to stardom.

A recent survey reveals troubling thoughts about secession. It's a stark reminder of how far our political landscape has shifted.

With rave reviews and a growing fanbase, it seems Brooklyn Square Pizza is hitting all the right notes in New Jersey.

Peeks of sun, temperatures in the 40s and 50s, and a couple rounds of rain across New Jersey should allow for some good snow and ice melt this week.

In New Jersey, coffee isn't just a drink; it's a way of life, fueling our mornings and keeping us connected.

Newark police arrested 20 people with outstanding warrants for violent offenses during a January fugitive roundup. The department says operations like this aim to improve neighborhood safety.

Despite efforts by Gov. Mikie Sherrill to restrict immigration agents, ICE officers were again seen taking individuals into custody in New Jersey. The Latest.

Next time a light goes yellow right before you get there, think back to what the speed limit is.

Summer may be months away but South Jersey still offers plenty of ways to get out explore and enjoy the region right now

It's a unique dining experience in 2026, something none of us are used to, but it may very well be the future.

Picture a childhood playground with a dark secret lurking beneath the wooden beams of the old trestle. There's more to that bridge than meets the eye.

Slippery travel conditions are possible around New Jersey from late Sunday afternoon through early Monday morning.

Do you remember the time New Jersey residents were frozen in fear over reports of a huge, exotic snake in the waters of Lake Hopatcong?

As of February 2026, eight men remain on Pennsylvania's Most Wanted list for homicide and sex-related crimes, including several involving children. Two recent captures show police are actively pursuing these dangerous fugitives.

A storm system is now tracking slightly closer and colder, leading to a more impactful forecast with widespread snow and rain possible for all of New Jersey.