Ted Greenberg

1 week ago | nbcphiladelphia.com | Ted Greenberg |Brendan Brightman

While everyone graduating from Barnegat High School Wednesday night will be forever Bengals, the ceremony will also include a big pack of pairs. Six sets of twins are graduating from the Jersey Shore town's Class of 2025, and they shared with NBC10 what it has been like to grow up together, as well as what happens next. Although only one of the pairs is identical, they all shared a connection with their sibling. "He's always been there. He's my best friend.

1 week ago | nbcphiladelphia.com | Ted Greenberg |Brendan Brightman

Wildlife officials at the Jersey Shore are stepping up their focus at the Bennet Avenue Beach in Wildwood, where an unusual but welcoming occurrence has settled into the busy summertime destination. A family of American oystercatchers, a protected bird in New Jersey that is listed as a species that is a cause for concern, have settled their nest at the busy Wildwood beach. And, officials are doing everything they can to make sure the chicks get a chance to fly.

2 weeks ago | nbcphiladelphia.com | Ted Greenberg |Brendan Brightman

A man who plead guilty to stealing a plane that he ultimately crash landed in Atlantic County and then attempted to break into a building while stranded there learned his sentence on Friday. The initial incident occurred in August of last year, when New Jersey State Police had a bizarre encounter with a barefoot 43-year-old Robert Wagner, which led to authorities finding the stolen plane in a field in Corbin City.

2 weeks ago | nbcphiladelphia.com | Ted Greenberg |Brendan Brightman

Newly released police bodycam videos show the chaotic and sometimes violent scenes that took place over Memorial Day weekend at the Seaside Heights boardwalk, which led to close to 85 arrests and three stabbings. The videos show police encountering the boardwalk brawls and making arrests, including of one person who police believed had a gun. Police became so overwhelmed they ultimately decided to clear the boardwalk altogether.

3 weeks ago | nbcphiladelphia.com | Brendan Brightman |Ted Greenberg

Robots are steering the wheel at the Atlantic City International Airport, as three autonomous vehicles are halfway through an 8-week, federally funded project that could lead to the future of airport maintenance and security, The project is a partnership with private companies, the federal government and Stockton University's National Aerospace Research and Technology Park, and is hoping to lay the ground work to get autonomous vehicles in airports nationwide.