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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Health inspection reveals violations at Trump's Bedminster golf club

1 day ago | nj1015.com | Rick Rickman

BEDMINSTER — The Somerset County Health Department found 18 health violations during an inspection of President Donald Trump's golf club in Bedminster last month, according to a published report. The luxurious establishment on Lamington Road received a score of 32 out of 100 in the May 6 inspection. That was the lowest score of any of the more than 100 eateries in Somerset County, Forbes reported. Only one other place got a score lower than 60.
NJ detective charged after fatal motorcycle chase in Burlington County

2 days ago | nj1015.com | Rick Rickman

SPRINGFIELD (Burlington) — A grand jury has indicted a New Jersey State Police detective in connection with a fatal 2023 crash that followed a high-speed chase, according to authorities. Det. Mark Campagna is charged with fourth-degree endangering another person, the Attorney General's Office said on Tuesday. The indictment stems from a June 20, 2023 crash on Route 206 through Springfield Township in Burlington County. It was handed down on Monday.
New Jersey's latest law targets public brawls to keep family fun intact

2 days ago | nj1015.com | Rick Rickman

TRENTON — Gov. Murphy has signed a new law to give police in New Jersey another way to crack down on rowdy teenagers who want to disrupt carnivals, malls, and shore towns. On Monday, Murphy signed a bill to create the new crime of inciting a public brawl. It's a fourth-degree offense; the punishment could be up to 18 months behind bars. It also upgrades the penalties for disorderly conduct at public gatherings or events, especially if they wear a mask or disguise to conceal their identity.
Horse hero helps police solve hit-and-run in Riverside, NJ

3 days ago | nj1015.com | Rick Rickman

RIVERSIDE — A mystery man on horseback is being held as a hero for catching a driver who slammed into a vehicle and tried to get away in Burlington County, according to police. It happened in Riverside on Saturday morning, according to Riverside police. A woman who lived at a home on Middleton Street said she heard a loud crash outside on the street, police said.
Secaucus, NJ residents shelter in place as police face gunfire

3 days ago | nj1015.com | Rick Rickman

SECAUCUS — A North Jersey man is charged with two counts of attempted murder after shooting at police officers this past weekend, according to authorities. Dhanraj Dass, 59, of Jersey City, was arrested on Sunday night, Secaucus police said. Police got a 911 call around 7:45 p.m. Sunday night that said a woman's phone was taken by a person she knew, according to police. The suspect had also threatened her inside an apartment on County Avenue, police said.
Could parking ticket scandal derail NJ mayor's bid for state Assembly?

4 days ago | nj1015.com | Erin Vogt

HOBOKEN — The mayor of Hoboken has been hit with allegations of an extensive pattern of parking ticket fixing, which the democrat has claimed is a smear campaign timed to his race for Assembly. Hoboken Mayor Ravinder “Ravi” Bhalla was named in roughly 250 parking violations, dating back to 2005, all of which were ultimately dismissed, as seen in public court records. Before becoming mayor, Bhalla served on the Hoboken City Council from 2009 to 2018.
Child, 2, climbs onto luggage conveyor at Newark Airport, rescued by police

4 days ago | nj1015.com | Erin Vogt

NEWARK — Some scary moments at Newark Liberty International Airport, when a toddler got onto a moving luggage conveyor belt and disappeared through a chute last week. On May 28 around 6:28 p.m., Port Authority Police officers working at the airport’s Terminal A were alerted that a 2-year-old child had ducked onto the belt at the JetBlue ticketing counter. Ticketing counters are located on the terminal's departures level.
A Heartfelt Look Back At Summers By The Jersey Shore And The Magic Of The 70s

4 days ago | nj1015.com | Dennis Malloy

If you grew up anywhere in New Jersey, there was a pretty good chance you had at least one magical week each summer at one of Jersey's many great shore towns. For us, it was Atlantic City during my very early years, then it was Wildwood. I recently took a ride along Beach Avenue and Ocean Avenue in Wildwood Crest to see how many of those kitschy motels from the 1960s are still there.
Controversial bill aims to make big change to New Jersey's vaccine registry

4 days ago | nj1015.com | Rick Rickman

TRENTON — Lawmakers want to give health officials the power to make New Jersey's vaccine registry mandatory during public health emergencies. Democrats passed a bill (S1956) to make the state vaccine registry opt-out by default on a partisan 5-3 vote in the state Senate Health Committee last month. Vaccination records will remain private even if the bill passes, according to the committee chair and the bill's prime sponsor, Sen. Joe Vitale, D-Middlesex.
Police chief warns rowdy teens to stay away - 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 Monday:Hudson County Administration Building in Jersey CityJERSEY CITY — The death of an on-duty Hudson County Sheriff's Officer is under investigation by the Prosecutor's Office.