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Carl Icahn Nixes Charity Bid to Blow Up Former Trump Casino
An auction house seeking bids to blow up a former casino once owned by President Donald Trump has canceled the effort after receiving a cease-and-desist letter from billionaire Carl Icahn
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New Jersey Residents Rush to Get Appointments for Coronavirus Vaccine
There’s a rush in New Jersey to get a coronavirus vaccination after Gov. Phil Murphy opened up eligibility to millions more people last week. Now residents have been finding it difficult to get appointments, even months in advance. NBC10’s Matt DeLucia explains.
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Manhunt Continues for New Jersey Man in Deadly Stabbing, Beating
Authorities were conducting an “extensive search” for a man who was charged with stabbing and beating another man to death at a southern New Jersey campsite.
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NJ Man With Naval Base Security Clearance, Munitions Access Charged in Riot: Feds
Federal officials charged a man in New Jersey with security clearance at Naval Weapons Station Earle for his alleged participation in the storming of the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6.
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Rescue Works to Save Horses From Slaughter
Forgotten Angels Equine Rescue president Darlene Supnick talks to NBC10’s Lucy Bustamante about how the Medford, New Jersey, animal rescue is trying to save the lives of horses from being slaughtered for human consumption.
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Anchors Away: You Could Hit the Water in Style With Lottery Winnings
$750 million dollars is up for grabs in Friday’s Mega Millions jackpot drawing. NBC10’s Jersey Shore Bureau Reporter Ted Greenberg shows you where you can use that money, if you win of course.
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Feared Armed Protests Don't Materialize in Pa., NJ, Del.
Authorities on high alert for potential armed protests by extremist groups in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware did not need to use their heightened security, after all, as the demonstrations failed to materialize Sunday.
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Feared Armed Protests Don't Materialize in Pa., NJ, Del.
Authorities on high alert for potential armed protests by extremist groups in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware did not need to use their heightened security, after all, as the demonstrations failed to materialize Sunday. NBC10’s Cydney Long has the details.
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Teen, 14, Charged in Fatal Stabbing of NJ Man: Police
A New Jersey teen has been charged in the stabbing death of a 38-year-old man, authorities announced Sunday. The 14-year-old juvenile, not identified by police, was arrested and charged in Ocean County following the fatal attack that occurred Saturday afternoon. Police responded to a 911 call at a Brick Township residence around 2:45 p.m. for a reported stabbing. Authorities say…
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NJ Teen, 14, to Face Upgraded Charges After Death of Man, 95
Authorities say a 14-year-old youth will face upgraded charges following the death of a 95-year-old man after an alleged assault in the lobby of his New Jersey apartment building a week earlier
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Explainer: Why NJ's Expansion of Vaccine to Smokers Caused a Stir
New Jersey made millions of people eligible to get the COVID-19 vaccine, including smokers, a move that prompted gripes about them skipping to the front of the inoculation line
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Gov. Murphy Calls for More Coronavirus Vaccines, Defends Vaccinating Smokers
After expanding the people eligible to get the coronavirus vaccine as the deadly virus continues to spread in New Jersey, Gov. Phil Murphy is defending the addition of smokers in the eligible millions while calling on more doses to become available.
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New Jersey Expands Coronavirus Vaccine Eligibility
New Jersey has expanded eligibility for the coronavirus vaccine to people who are 65 and older. NBC10’s Cydney Long has the latest on the rollout.
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Nursing Students in Camden County Help Administer Coronavirus Vaccine
Nursing students in Camden County are doing their part to fight the coronavirus pandemic. NBC10’s Cydney Long shows us the important role the Rutgers School of Nursing is playing in administering the vaccine.
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Atlantic City Police Officers Among Law Enforcement Agencies Providing Security During Inauguration
A group of Atlantic City police officers will be among the law enforcement agencies providing security during the presidential inauguration next week. NBC10’s Ted Greenberg has the details.
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NJ Cop Who Wrongly Pepper Sprayed Teens Pleads Guilty, Resigns
A southern New Jersey police officer accused of improperly using pepper spray on two teenagers last year has pleaded guilty to simple assault charges and agreed to forfeit his job
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NJ Woman's Kidney Donation Kicks Off Chain Reaction That Saved 4 Lives
A New Jersey woman is being credited with saving four lives after she donated her organ to a complete stranger. You wouldn’t guess it by looking at her but Gianna Graw just had major surgery to remove one of her kidneys for someone who needed the life-saving transplant. She says the donation was inspired by her love for her...
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Woman Armed With Knife Attacks NJ Police Chief, Officials Say
The police chief of a New Jersey town is recovering after he was attacked by a woman armed with a knife late Thursday morning, investigators said.
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NJ Begins Offering COVID-19 Vaccines to Everyone 65 and Older, Smokers
New Jersey is opening up its expanding coronavirus vaccination program to every resident in the state 65 years of age or older.
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Camden's 1st Hotel in More Than 50 Years Is Helping Transform the City
Hilton Garden Inn Camden Waterfront CEO Bill Kao talks to NBC10’s Lucy Bustamante about the role the hotel — a first in Camden in about 50 years — is playing in revitalizing Camden, New Jersey. They also discuss safety measures in place to keep guests safe amid coronavirus.