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10+ hour, 37+ min ago (35+ words) Orange Cats genuinely live in their own universe, and this clip is absolute proof. The video begins with our hero'a very, very confused orange boy'cautiously staring down a Peppa Pig balloon. He's ......

21+ hour, 52+ min ago (269+ words) Jersey Mike's Subs opens in Bluefield Dec. 17 at 4035 College Ave. Grand opening and fundraiser for WISE: Women's Center runs Dec. 1721. BLUEFIELD, Va. (WVVA) - Jersey Mike's Subs will open a new location at 4035 College Ave. in Bluefield on December 17th. Franchise owners Gordon Pannill, Mookie Golden and operating partner Dominic Lopes will host a grand opening and fundraising week from December 1721 to benefit WISE: Women's Center. During the fundraiser, customers who present a special coupon distributed before opening can make a minimum $3 contribution to WISE: Women's Center and receive a regular sub. Coupons are required to participate in the fundraiser. Guests can order in-store or for pickup through the Jersey Mike's website or app. Delivery is available in most areas through the Jersey Mike's app or third-party delivery partners, and curbside pickup is offered for orders placed in the app. Jersey Mike's…...

21+ hour, 55+ min ago (927+ words) Beat writer Benjamin Pierce recaps Thursday's win over the Devils For a second straight game, the Tampa Bay Lightning started as strong as a visiting team in the NHL can. And for a second straight game, that quick start led to a road victory for the Bolts. Tampa Bay exploded for four goals in the first period on Thursday and beat the New Jersey Devils 8-4 at the Prudential Center, improving to 18-11-2 this season. The eight goals were a season-high for Tampa Bay and finished one off the franchise record for most goals in a single game. "It's connecting well, making plays and executing when we get chances," Lightning forward Oliver Bjorkstrand said of Tampa Bay's offense, which now has 14 goals over its last two games. "When you have that feeling, you've got to hold on to it and keep building…...

22+ hour, 42+ min ago (436+ words) In New Jersey, AI usage is soaring, with 74% of adults engaging with tools. Yet, concerns about trust and misuse, especially in schools, linger among residents. AI Is Everywhere In New Jersey, And Here's What That Means New Jersey is using AI like crazy'but nobody trusts it Why your boss (and maybe your kid) is relying on AI more than you think If you've noticed more people in New Jersey talking to chatbots at work, asking AI to fix their resumes or getting homework "help" from tools their professors would rather ban, you're not imagining things. A new Rutgers-led report shows just how deeply artificial intelligence has already seeped into daily life across the Garden State'and how uneasy many residents feel about it. AI becomes a Jersey routine According to the study, a striking 74% of New Jersey adults have tried at…...

23+ hour, 53+ min ago (191+ words) A State of Emergency order has been issued as New Jersey is being faced with a disruption of service in distribution of propane for home and commercial heating. Announced Thursday by New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy, the State of Emergency is set to go into effect at 9 a.m. on Friday. According to the New Jersey governor's office, a service disruption at a propane distribution plant in Marcus Hook, Pa., has led to anticipated impacts on the delivery of propane for home and commercial heating use throughout the state. In order to expedite distribution, and provide an exemption on hours-of-service regulations concerning the transportation of residential fuel, Murphy has issued the State of Emergency. Murphy's office said that, under the federal waiver available during the State of Emergency, maximum driving time for commercial motor carriers has been extended from 11 to 14 hours, with…...

1+ day, 3+ hour ago (306+ words) New Jersey Attorney General Matthew J. Platkin has announced new rules for physicians as part of an ongoing effort to combat sexual abuse in medical offices. On Thursday, the state Division of Consumer Affairs emailed 67,000 New Jersey-licensed physicians about new rules adopted by the state Board of Medical Examiners aimed at improving patient safety during sensitive medical examinations. "We are committed to ensuring patient safety and preventing sexual misconduct in medical offices across the state. Doing so is necessary to protect public welfare and uphold the integrity of New Jersey's healthcare profession," said Platkin in a statement. "Through our continued efforts, we are making New Jersey safer and empowering patients to protect themselves from harm." The rules require that physicians: The new requirements are the latest action taken by the state to try and prevent sexual abuse in health care spaces....

1+ day, 4+ hour ago (471+ words) Businesses beware -- a store clerk in Camden, New Jersey, said he caught potential thieves placing a card skimmer at his checkout counter. Police are now searching for the people'behind it. "And I look at my card reader over here and I see it right on there and I just grabbed it and ripped it off," said Anderson Fernandez of Fernandez Food Market. Fernandez said it almost looked identical to the real deal, but it wasn't. He ripped a skimming device off his card reader seconds after he said a customer put it there. "All I hear from behind me is plastic trim going into place. And when I turn around, I look at my card reader and I immediately see it on there," said Fernandez. Fernandez said while he was helping a woman with a question, he heard the man…...

1+ day, 9+ hour ago (187+ words) NJ Transit will restore the 20-trip FlexPass ticket which was cut in 2024 despite its popularity with commuters working hybrid schedules between the workplace and home. FlexPass officially returns in late February, officials said. It offers a 15% discount, however, the 20 tickets must be used in 30 days. It was introduced in February 2021 after the COVID-19 pandemic to accommodate commuters who previously bought monthly passes but were working split schedules. That version of FlexPass offered a 20% discount. NJ Transit CEO Kris Kolluri announced the decision on Wednesday and credited Customer Advocate Franck Beauman for proposing the return of FlexPass. According to the results of NJ Transit's last customer survey delivered in October, 27% of rail riders and 30% of bus commuters to New York said they were required to be in the office at least 3 days a week. The fewest commuters surveyed said they had…...

1+ day, 11+ hour ago (130+ words) The 2025-26 high school fencing season is officially underway, and New Jersey's top programs are ready to stake their claim. After a year of thrilling matchups, breakout stars, and championship runs, ... Boys and girls fencing preseason Top 10 rankings: New season, new contenders The 2025-26 high school fencing season is officially underway, and New Jersey's top programs are ready to stake their claim. After a year of thrilling matchups, breakout stars, and championship runs, the preseason rankings give the first glimpse at which teams and fencers are expected to lead the way. From defending state champions to rising contenders, the stage is set for another competitive season across both boys and girls programs. Here is a look at the boys and girls fencing preseason Top 10....

1+ day, 13+ hour ago (520+ words) North Wildwood will provide police protection to neighboring West Wildwood under a 10-year shared services agreement worth more than $6 million. The deal, approved last week, formalizes an arrangement that began over the summer after a report flagged staffing and management problems in West Wildwood's police department. North Wildwood officers had already been serving West Wildwood on a temporary basis, but the new contract ensures long-term policing support. West Wildwood, a sparsely populated town on Five Mile Beach, considered dissolving its police department after the New Jersey Association of Chiefs of Police recommended the move. However, that proposal sparked pushback from the public. For providing its officers, including five full-time patrolmen it plans to hire, North Wildwood will be paid roughly $56,000 per month, according to the agreement reviewed by NJ Advance Media. Monthly payments by West Wildwood to North Wildwood will…...