How South Jersey farmers are combatting drought watch
Farmers say the heat either benefitted their crops or they've had to work harder to keep their crops alive.
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Farmers say the heat either benefitted their crops or they've had to work harder to keep their crops alive.
New Jersey State Police say the bus overturned on the entrance ramp to the Thomas Edison Service Area.
No injuries have been reported.
Renee's Rescues, a local nonprofit volunteer group, was called in to help get the dogs immediate medical attention.
If conditions worsen, a drought warning or emergency could be declared, enacting mandatory water restrictions.
Across the country, charities say there is a rise in the number of people needing help.
You only need to have a valid driver's license and vehicle to be eligible.
There is a nationwide need for blood donations, but it's not just affecting humans.
Asbury Park Brewery Owner Files Lawsuit Against Cape May Brewing Over Newly-Released Shore Tea Drink
With steamy conditions expected through the weekend, safety is going to be a top priority.
A malfunctioning E-ZPass transponder sporadically overcharged some drivers between February and early June.
A day after monkeypox was declared a public health emergency, advocates say the additional resources can't come fast enough. The vaccine is still very limited and cases are spreading quickly.
The Burlington County Prosector's Office says the time will be served concurrently with a 27-month Federal sentence.
The unemployment rate ticked down to 3.5% after holding at 3.6% for the past four months. The July jobless rate matched the half-century low last seen in February 2020.
This story does have a happy ending, but they're in hot water with their families right now.
