Will Travis Hunter wear his college jersey number for the Jacksonville Jaguars? Hunter, the 2024 Heisman Trophy winner, wore No. 12 at both Jackson State and Colorado. He played at Jackson State ...

Ward wore No. 1 at both Miami and Washington State and was given the customary No. 1 jersey during the draft, but the jersey is retired by the Titans for Warren Moon. Fans will be able to purchase ...

New Ravens safety Malaki Starks will wear a familiar number in the NFL. Starks will wear jersey No. 24, the same number he wore at Georgia. The number has special meaning to Starks because he ...

1:40 New Jersey wildfire: 19-year-old arrested as firefighters battle blaze that has destroyed more than 15,000 acres Police allege Joseph Kling, 19, of Waretown, N.J. of setting a bonfire using ...

As the saying goes: Look good, feel good, play good, and the number on the back of a jersey goes a long way to all that. When Pro Football Hall of Famer Warren Moon surprised the 2025 No. 1 pick ...

A teenager is accused of sparking the massive wildfire that continues to burn in Ocean County, New Jersey. Joseph Kling, 19, of Ocean Township (Waretown) was arrested and charged with aggravated ...

Peter Cancro, the founder and CEO of Jersey Mike’s Subs, is stepping back from the leadership position following an $8 billion sale that made him a multibillionaire. The fast-growing sub chain ...

A wildfire in New Jersey appears to be about half contained as flames continue to burn on Friday, after forcing thousands of residents to evacuate and previously affecting air quality as far north ...

A 19-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of starting a massive New Jersey wildfire that has consumed at least 15,200 acres and continued to burn Thursday afternoon, authorities said.

One of the worst wildfires in New Jersey's history likely will continue to burn until rain hits the area later this week, fire officials said April 24. The impacts of the fire now have spread to ...

By Erin McCann Much of the New York City region was under an air quality advisory on Thursday as smoke from one of New Jersey’s largest wildfires in two decades made its way north. The fire ...

By 10.30pm that night, the fire had consumed 8,500 acres, according to the New Jersey Forest Fire Service. Once the fire began, 25 mph winds fueled its growth and spread it around the region.