An Atlantic City man who admitted to robbing a woman is facing five years in jail, according to authorities. Police say they ...

A May’s Landing man has been sentenced to four years in prison for a domestic violence incident that occurred in March 2024, ...

The Ducktown Tavern, which has indoor and outdoor operations depending on the time of year, is seeking permission to ...

If you're not visiting Atlantic City to gamble, chances are you're coming to hit the beach. The city's beach is wide and its camel-hued sands are soft – recent travelers said they were impressed ...

Teams around New Jersey are taking form now that all transfers are eligible and turning into the best version of themselves. There is more clarity now in January. Each week has been better than the ...

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Bryan Johnson, a tech entrepreneur, has stopped using rapamycin, a drug not approved for anti-aging by the FDA, following concerns it may have aged him and caused infections. Johnson experienced ...

Biohacker Bryan Johson claims to have turned back the clock — or at least stalled the progress of aging. The new Netflix documentary “Don’t Die: The Man Who Wants to Live Forever” focuses ...

“We’ve learned that TxDOT (Texas Department of Transportation) doesn’t simply erect medians without input—it was the City of Bryan that initiated and designed this project back in 2016.

Whitemyer takes over for interim city manager Dan Haverty, who served as Folsom’s fire chief from 2007-2010 and again as interim chief in 2016. Haverty became city manager after Elaine Andersen ...

BRYAN, Ohio (WTVG) - The city of Bryan has more cats than they know what to do with, but officials say they have the purr-fect plan to handle the strays. Alicia Strup is the Executive Director and ...

Boston has lost seven of its last 14 games, and Wednesday’s loss to the Raptors showed that opponents aren’t afraid of the Celtics anymore, NBC Sports Boston’s Brian Scalabrine said.