Pokemon Go

As obsessed Pokemon Go players hunt virtual characters at various locations across New Jersey, new concerns are being raised regarding the safety of the people playing and the areas where they gather.

The newest thing out there is helping to encourage an appreciation of American history.

McDonald's will become the first major corporation to collaborate with the makers with the wildly popular "Pokemon Go."

The children who once dreamed of capturing real-life Pokemon starting in the 1990s are now the nostalgic millennials helping fuel the worldwide success of "Pokemon Go."

With Pokemon Go sweeping the country, and Chardonnay Go sweeping the internet, there's a new game sweeping the statehouse called "Christie Go!" that NJ residents can have some fun with.

Police say a 17-year-old was heading to a friend's house playing the popular Pokemon Go app on his phone when he was attacked by two men.

We sent Tommy out to the city's streets, hoping he'd find good-spirited Pokémon Go players ready to catch him. The truth is ... Tommy could barely get away.

A listener named Daniel called Steve's show to give some helpful tips on help New Jerseyans can succeed playing Pokemon Go.

As throngs of "Pokemon Go" players traipse around to real-world landmarks in pursuit of digital monsters, some ticked-off property owners are asking to have their locations in the fictional Poke-verse removed.

Police arrested a 19-year-old man who "immediately began resisting arrest, while reaching for his own pockets and yelling at the officer to shoot him."