WKXW-FM (Ewing, NJ)

WKXW, known as "New Jersey 101.5," is a commercial FM radio station broadcasting at 101.5 FM and is licensed to operate in Trenton, New Jersey. The station is owned by Townsquare Media. Its studios and offices are situated in Ewing, and the transmission tower can be found near the Quaker Bridge Mall in Lawrence Township, Mercer County, New Jersey.

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Gov. Phil Murphy gets panned after telling residents to conserve power after jacking up electric rates

2 days ago | nj1015.com | Eric Scott

Here's the stories you'll be talking about on the New Jersey 101.5 Morning Show with Eric Scott on Thursday:NJ considers non-compete ban (Canva, Townsquare Media Illustration)After a federal move to ban non-compete agreements has been caught up in court, New Jersey has begun considering a measure that would tackle the agreements at a state level. Late last summer, a federal court in Texas found that a Federal Trade Commission rule was unlawful, in prohibiting most non-compete agreements.
Ciattarelli invites New Yorkers to move to New Jersey

2 days ago | nj1015.com | Eric Scott

Could New Jersey see a population boom if Zohran Mamdani become the next mayor of New York City? Mamdani becomes the instant favorite to replace current NYC Mayor Eric Adams after Mamdani's stunning upset of Andrew Cuomo to become the Democratic nominee. The 33-year-old democratic socialist has aligned himself with the most progressive wing of the party. Following his victory, the Republican candidate for governor of New Jersey expressed his shock that voters would embrace Mamdani's policies.
Heat drops dozens at Paterson graduation — NJ Top News

3 days ago | nj1015.com | Eric Scott

Here's the stories you'll be talking about on the New Jersey 101.5 Morning Show with Eric Scott on Wednesday:Middlesex County Prosecutor's Office shieldPERTH AMBOY — The death of a child at a residential daycare on Friday is under investigation by the Middlesex County Prosecutor's Office. Prosecutor Yolanda Ciccone said a 10:30 a.m. call to 911 came from the daycare inside a home on McKeon Street about an unresponsive baby. The baby was taken to a hospital where he later died.
This Is the Most Visited Tourist Attraction in New Jersey

3 days ago | nj1015.com

A major travel website has released a list of the most visited tourist attractions in each state. Which one topped the list for New Jersey?
Airplane Etiquette Gone Wrong: Toenail Clippings And Bare Feet On Armrests

3 days ago | nj1015.com | Eric Scott

In an age of heightened awareness around personal space and hygiene, airplane etiquette has somehow failed to catch up with the times. From the frequent flyer who thinks it’s OK to treat a public space like their personal living room, to the passenger who doesn’t seem to understand that certain activities are just better left for home, flights are becoming an increasingly uncomfortable experience. Sandra and I recently had a wonderful Caribbean vacation.
Here is how much more you will pay under NJ's latest budget

3 days ago | nj1015.com | Eric Scott

There was no doubt you were going to pay more under Gov. Phil Murphy's final budget before he leaves office. The only real question was how much more and for what. It is being reported that Murphy and Democratic legislative leaders have reached an agreement on tax hikes. Murphy's proposed budget set a new record and continued his trend of spending more money than the state already collects in taxes. To pay for this latest round of excess spending, Murphy proposed $1.2 billion in new taxes and fees.
Murphy reaches deal on tax hikes — NJ Top News

4 days ago | nj1015.com | Eric Scott

Here's the stories you'll be talking about on the New Jersey 101.5 Morning Show with Eric Scott on Tuesday:More NJ Rite Aid pharmacies are closing in chapter 11 filings ( Google Maps, Canva, Townsquare Media Illustration)New Jersey’s single largest company layoff announcement this year, so far, just got bigger. Rite Aid announced in May that 1,122 workers at locations statewide would be laid off on a rolling basis, starting June 4.
New York Woman Accused of Sending Nude Photos to 14-Year-Old

6 days ago | nj1015.com | Stephen Lenz

NEW YORK WOMAN, WORKING IN EDUCATION, ACCUSED OF SENDING NUDE PHOTOS TO 14-YEAR-OLD BOY. According to a post on the Chemung County Sheriff’s Office Facebook page, a 22-year-old woman from Elmira, New York has been arrested and charged with disseminating indecent materials to a minor and endangering the welfare of a child.
In Toms River, a church battles the township over a property seizure that threatens 25 years of service

1 week ago | nj1015.com | Steve Trevelise

You've heard "Paved paradise put up a parking lot." In Toms River, "paradise" would be Christ Episcopal Church to its parishioners, and the "parking lot" would actually be the park that Toms River officials want to put in its place, complete with a pickleball court using eminent domain. Mother Lisa Hoffman sent me a list of all that the Christ Church does for the community, and "we also have food and clothing distributions weekly.
Picture this: 19th-century train station turned romantic getaway on NJ river

1 week ago | nj1015.com | Steve Trevelise

There's a great place, just as you're about to leave New Jersey and go over the New Hope-Lambertville Bridge, that if you check in, you'll never want to check out, but you can check out of the hustle and bustle that is your life. It's called The Lambertville Station Inn. The Lambertville Station Inn is a historic 19th-century train station that was converted into an award-winning restaurant and elegant hotel.