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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#46885

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#9032

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Fear grows after worker disappears in flood-swollen creek after sudden fall

15 hours ago | nj1015.com | Dan Alexander

WESTVILLE — A search is underway for a worker who fell into the Big Timber Creek on Wednesday afternoon. The man who was working on a residential property lost his footing on an embankment, fell into the creek and did not resurface, according to Gloucester County Emergency Management. Dive teams from three counties are searching for the man.
Students face real risks from Chromebook Challenge spreading in NJ

17 hours ago | nj1015.com | Dan Alexander

Some New Jersey students trying a TikTok challenge called the “Chromebook Challenge” could not only find themselves in legal and financial trouble but also risk their health. The challenge involves students sticking a piece of metal like a paperclip, graphite or push pin in the USB port of their school-issued laptop in order to cause sparks and possibly set it on fire.
Get ready for a summer filled with ice cream adventure around New Jersey

18 hours ago | nj1015.com | Jeff Deminski

First of all, if you really love ice cream, I apologize that I’m a bit late to this ice cream party. Second, I got wind of this from the Asbury Park Press. There’s apparently an annual ice cream tour across New Jersey that just got underway with the kickoff this past Friday. But do not fear, this goes on all summer at 14 participating shops across the Garden State.
Popular NJ pizza joint closing after more than 60 years

19 hours ago | nj1015.com | Jeff Deminski

You know Frank Sinatra was from Hoboken, right? To give you some idea of how big a deal it is that a certain pizza joint that’s been in Hoboken since 1960 is coming to an end, consider this. Torna’s Pizza was there in Hoboken serving Sicilian pies six years before Sinatra recorded “Strangers in the Night.” Seven years before “That’s Life,” and nine years before “My Way” was released. Its last day as part of Hoboken’s story will be June 24. Signs are posted throughout the shop.
Bystander hears infant’s screams from SUV in NJ spring heat approaching 80 degrees

20 hours ago | nj1015.com | Dan Alexander

ROCHELLE PARK — An infant was left alone in a parked SUV with the window open Sunday afternoon as temperatures hit the 80s, according to police. The cries of the boy coming from a parking lot on Rochelle Avenue got the attention of a passing pedestrian who called police, according to Rochelle Park police. The boy was sitting in a rear-facing car seat with the windows open and an idle engine. After police removed the child from the car his father, Jamal Martin, 46, arrived back to the SUV.
Murder-suicide horror in Gloucester County as tampered gas line fuels inferno

21 hours ago | nj1015.com | Dan Alexander

WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP (Gloucester) — The intense fire that claimed the lives of two people early Sunday morning has been ruled a murder-suicide by the Gloucester County Prosecutor's Office. The body of a man believed to be a tenant in the house on Tranquility Court in Washington Township was found with a handgun in the living room, according to acting Prosecutor Elizabeth Vogelsong-Parvin. His death was ruled a suicide caused by the fire.
NJ Transit engineers poised to strike as negotiations continue

22 hours ago | nj1015.com | Dan Alexander

Engineers could call a strike against NJ Transit in less than two days as contract talks continue behind closed doors. Neither side issued an update on talks Tuesday after Monday's meeting with the National Mediation Board. NJ Transit CEO Kris Kolluri issued a written statement that described them as "constructive" and looked forward to continuing them in good faith.
It's raining, it's pouring — but drier days are ahead for NJ

1 day ago | nj1015.com | Dan Zarrow

Another day of grabbing the umbrella. But let's frame Wednesday's rain chances in a positive light. The risk of severe weather is low. The risk of widespread flooding is relatively low. (Although some roadway ponding — big puddles — is a possibility.) This is much-needed rain, given our ongoing drought and wildfire worries. And it is not even going to rain all day. Wednesday will be wet through the morning, then trend drier. Still pretty dreary overall.
Thin Mints still reign but fewer boxes were sold as economy takes bite out of Girl Scouts

1 day ago | nj1015.com | Dan Alexander

Girl Scout cookie sales are a casualty of uncertainty in the economy, with sales taking a dip for the first time in several years. Heather Coburn, CEO of Girl Scouts of the Jersey Shore, says that while Thin Mints are still their best-selling cookie, fewer of them were sold during this year. It seems to be a trend not exclusive to New Jersey. The Girl Scouts of Greater New York told the New York Post that 1.1 million boxes were sold this season, the lowest sales since the 2013-14 selling season.
Horrific death after car goes airborne and responders almost didn't notice wreck in Lakewood, NJ

1 day ago | nj1015.com | Dan Alexander

LAKEWOOD — A driver is facing charges in a deadly crash overnight Tuesday when his car flew nearly 200 feet in the air before crashing into a utility pole and landing upside down in a ditch. Lakewood police received a call around 1:30 a.m. from a truck driver who reported wires down on Cedarbridge Road near the Garden State Parkway overpass. It was only after a JCP&L crew arrived to make repairs that officers found a heavily damaged 2015 Nissan Altima in a heavily wooded area.