Ever since he was a precocious 5 year old who read the Bergen Record and then published his own neighborhood newspaper, Dan Alexander has always had an interest in the news. Alexander says he learns something new on this job everyday and that's what keeps it interesting. Alexander has been with New Jersey 101.5 for the past 10 years on the digital team writing news and working behind the scenes on a variety of projects.
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Wegmans recalls greens over possible Salmonella contamination
The Wegmans Organic Farms micro greens, sweet pea leaves, and cat grass were sold in New Jersey and other states.
Missing Princeton University student’s death ruled a suicide
Junior Misrach Ewunetie, 21, who lived in Ohio went missing on Oct. 14 and was found several days later by a Princeton University maintenance worker behind a tennis court.
Chaos at the airports: Southwest canceling many flights
The pre-Christmas winter storm caused delayed and canceled flights across the country but Southwest's problems seemed to spiral out of control after the storm passed.
Crane flips over on South Jersey road, driver uninjured
A crane's swingaway extension arm that became loose on a Gloucester Township road led it to overturn Tuesday afternoon.
Oops! SUV drives through front of NJ 7-Eleven store
The driver accidentally hit the gas instead of the brake of the SUV he was driving while parking in front of a 7-Eleven in Egg Harbor Township Sunday morning.
Former Atlantic County, NJ Teacher Charged with Sexual Contact with Multiple Students
Pete Thompson taught TV & media production classes at the Atlantic County Instutite of Technology and was a former TV sports anchor.
Drunk pair from NJ disrupt Kevin Hart’s standup routine
Police were called by the comedian's staff when they disrupted his performance and refused the casino's orders to leave.
School Year Starts With Chaotic Gun Scare at NJ Elementary School
Students in Berkeley Township were sent to another school as a precaution after reports of an incident involving firearms and an injury.
NJ gas tax to drop Oct. 1 but only barely
The state Treasury Department reviews the gas tax based upon consumption and revenue generated in order to fund $16 billion worth of infrastructure projects paid for by the Transportation Trust Fund.
Another one closes: Toms River, NJ movie theater goes dark after 32 years
Filmmaker Jay Stern said the theater business needs to remind moviegoers how special going to a movie theater can be.
After Pressure, NJ to End COVID-19 Mandate for Schools, State Workers
The mandates will end immediately for schools and child care facilities while the state worker testing mandate ends Sept. 1, according to a report.
NJ cops looking for woman seen screaming for help from truck
The cab was parked on Route 130 near Dayton Toyota around 2 p.m Wednesday afternoon.