WPGG-AM (Northfield, NJ)

WPGG (1450 AM), known as "WPG Talk Radio 104.1," is a radio station based in Atlantic City, New Jersey. It is owned by Townsquare Media, with the broadcast license managed by Townsquare Media Atlantic City License, LLC. The station operates with a consistent power of 1,000 watts, allowing it to reach listeners across Ocean, Atlantic, and Cape May Counties in New Jersey, as well as parts of southern Delaware and coastal Maryland, both during the day and at night. Since it adopted a talk radio format on October 22, 2012, it has been branded as "WPG Talk Radio 1450." In May 2016, the station updated its branding to "WPG Talk Radio 104.1" to align with the frequency of its FM translator, 104.1 W281BH. WPGG's transmitter is situated in Atlantic City, while its studios are located in Northfield, New Jersey.

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3-year-old Girl Abducted at Gunpoint in Newark, DE

2 weeks ago | wpgtalkradio.com | Chris Coleman

Authorities in Delaware have issued an Amber Alert for a 3-year-old girl who was abducted at gunpoint. New Castle County police said the scene unfolded Tuesday evening around 7:15 in the 500 block of Gender Road in Newark, DE. That's where it was reported that a mother's 3-year-old daughter, Nola Dinkins, was abducted at gunpoint by an unknown white male, approximately in his mid-40s, bald with peach fuzz.
8 New Jersey Cities Locals Say are Poised for Major Growth

2 weeks ago | wpgtalkradio.com | Chris Coleman

As we've documented recently, New Jersey seems not to be having any problems bucking the trend of people wanting to leave the state as fast as they can. While some are dreaming of moving to states with lower taxes, a better cost of living, and even better weather, thousands of people are doing just the opposite, moving here and calling New Jersey home.
Cops in South Jersey Looking for Several People for Several Reasons

2 weeks ago | wpgtalkradio.com | Chris Coleman

Authorities across South Jersey are seeking help in identifying three individuals in unrelated cases. The Runnemede Police Department needs help identifying the person in this photograph for an incident that occurred on Friday, June 6th. Authorities did not offer any other information. Man wanted in Runnemede NJ - Photo: Runnemede Police Dept / CanvaAnyone with information is asked to contact Ptl. Wooton at [email protected].
Bet You’ve Been Saying These 20 NJ Towns Wrong for Years

3 weeks ago | wpgtalkradio.com | Chris Coleman

We've all gone to a different state and have encountered town names that we can't pronounce, right? And when that happens, you at least try to say it right, but fail, and somewhere, standing behind you, is a local resident with a smile on their face.
Big Building Appears Almost Overnight in Egg Harbor Twp., NJ

1 month ago | wpgtalkradio.com | Chris Coleman |Jahna Michal |Nick Guarino

I swear this wasn't there just a couple of days ago. The framework for a giant building in Egg Harbor Township has appeared almost overnight. This first caught my eye Thursday afternoon when I was out for lunch as the top of this structure is visible above the tree line as you drive along the Black Horse Pike. Giant new building appears in Egg Harbor Township NJ - Photo: Chris Coleman / CanvaIn fact, you can see it from the parking lot of Storybook Land.
2025 Inexpensive Family Vacations Close To New Jersey

1 month ago | wpgtalkradio.com | Chris Coleman

Summertime is just weeks away and if you're like me, you're ready to do just about anything to take some time off and get away from it all. Then, sadly, reality sets in: everything seems to be stupidly expensive these days. Your dreams of jet-setting off to Hawaii for a couple of weeks quickly fade away, and you are left trying to figure out what kind of fun you can have over the next few months.
Is a $ 1 Billion Investment Coming to Atlantic City, New Jersey?

2 months ago | wpgtalkradio.com | Harry Hurley

Under the leadership of New Jersey Senator Vince Polistina, R-2-Atlantic County … Atlantic City is turning the corner and is in the midst of a real comeback story. Polistina has been navigating a very challenging situation and has effectively worked with New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy to help place Atlantic City back on a stable footing.
10 facing shoplifting charges in Brigantine

2 months ago | wpgtalkradio.com | Chris Coleman

Nearly a dozen people are facing shoplifting charges in Brigantine. 10 adults were charged with shopliftingOne person had 7 outstanding warrantsOne woman allegedly left a 1-year-old in her car while shopliftingThe Brigantine Police Department says they recently noticed an increase in shoplifting at and around the Acme store. To combat the crimes, their officers partnered with Acme management, which resulted in the arrests of ten adults between March 18th and April 1st.
NJ woman charged in murder-for-hire plot to kill Philadelphia cop

2 months ago | wpgtalkradio.com | Chris Coleman

A Camden County woman has been charged in connection to a plot to have a Philadelphia police officer and his daughter killed. Jaclyn Diiorio was charged on April 3rdCops say she wanted a Philly cop and his daughter killedDiiorio allegedly offered to pay $12,000 for the hits26-year-old Jaclyn Diiorio of Runnemede is facing two counts of first-degree attempted murder, one count of first-degree conspiracy to commit murder, and one count of third-degree possession of a controlled dangerous substance.
10 most wanted, extremely dangerous fugitives on the run in Pennsylvania

2 months ago | wpgtalkradio.com | Chris Coleman

Authorities in the Keystone State have updated their list of the ten most wanted people in Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania's Most Dangerous FugitivesThe ten, who are all men, are wanted for either sex-related crimes, several against children, or homicide. Several were last known to live within an hour or so of the Philadelphia area. If you have seen any of the people listed below, you are urged to contact Pennsylvania Crime Stoppers at (800) 472-8477 or 9-1-1.