The Newsroom Daily

The week is winding down here in the newsroom at NJ 1015. With a tragic shooting at Virginia Tech, a Governor Christie press conference, more from Penn State, and a busy Thursday at the State House, there is no shortage of news to close the week.

Here are some of the headlines from the newsroom today:

Police are still trying to connect more dots and figure out why a horrific murder/suicide struck the Virginia Tech campus.
Jon Corzine testified to a House Panel about what he knew leading up to the collapse of the company he ran, MF Global. There is full video and extended audio HERE.
Eric Scott writes that it's the same old tune from the former governor.
Townsquare's David Matthau covered Governor Christie's Thursday press conference in Teaneck, where the governor had plenty to say about the lame duck Legislative session and unused sick days.
State House Correspondant Kevin McArdle reports about a new measure that would save taxpayers money, while Senate President Steve Sweeney comes up with a plan for shared services incentive.
In a hectic Thursday at the State House, Dino Flammia finds out what it means for New Jerseyans if Congress does not act on an important piece of business before the holidays.
A study finds an alarming number for teen drivers and a new bill from Trenton because of it, says Townsquare's Stacy Proebstle.
Kelly Waldron has the story today about another gloomy survey for Atlantic City.