Well before becoming a digital reporter, content creator and fill-in news anchor for New Jersey 101.5, Erin Vogt's journalism roots began with faux interviews on a Fisher Price tape recorder. The lifelong Jersey Girl has more than 20 years in radio news and has received both an NJSPJ award and a team-won Regional Edward R. Murrow Award. She firmly believes that life’s too short to drink bad coffee and is a fan of the beach and karma.
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NJ shares bizarre social reminder about nasty viral illness
New Jersey health officials used an unlikely mascot in a public awareness message about cutting down on norovirus cases.
Police reveal details about NJ couple found dead at home
The married couple, Ekaterina Kalyapina and Ilya Gagin, were publicly identified by Monmouth County authorities.
Never throw these dangerous items with recycling, NJ officials warn
A New Jersey community has stressed never throwing certain items into recycling bins for collection — under hazard of dangerous fires that have broken out.
All the popular NJ stores closed for Easter Sunday this year
If you thought you could sneak in some in-person shopping at any of these NJ businesses on Easter, think again.
Rutgers grads could get refund if NJ conservative student wins lawsuit
A Rutgers University junior is suing faculty and labor unions for damages from the five-day Rutgers faculty strike a year ago.
New Jersey indoor amusement parks and other year-round fun in NJ
Rides and thrills no matter what the weather is — here's New Jersey's best indoor amusement spots.
NJ cop gets prison for stealing from colleagues and kids
Former Wall Township Police Sgt. James Cadigan previously pleaded guilty to charges of theft.
Men busted for online scheme involving NJ stolen cars, police say
Several cars sold using Facebook Marketplace listings in New Jersey turned out to be reported stolen from other NJ towns — and police believe there are more.
Self-defense? Deadly break-in at New Jersey home under investigation
A man was shot and killed after a break-in involving a hammer at a Mercer County residence.
Popular retailer with 11 stores in NJ files for bankruptcy
Another long-time retail fixture around New Jersey has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
NJ man spent nearly 10 years in prison for murder he didn’t commit
Timothy Puskas says in 2014, prosecutors and a jury wanted to believe "all the wrong people."
This could mean the end of tough gun laws in New Jersey
New Jersey is a staunch supporter of Delaware as it defends laws against assault weapons and large capacity magazines, amid second amendment challenges.