Missing longtime Parsippany school counselor found dead in park
A Parsippany guidance counselor who spent years helping kids find their way is being remembered this week after several days of a search ends in tragedy.
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Was your town hit by a tornado? NJ storm damage under review
The National Weather Service will inspect damage along Route 80 from Parsippany to Stanhope to confirm if tornadoes touched down on July 21.
The NJ autism diagnosis breakthrough parents have waited for
A nonprofit in Morris County is changing the amount of time it takes a family to get an autism diagnosis for their child from one year to 30 days.
NJ Man Gets 24 Years for Opening Fire on Federal Agents
A Parsippany man who opened fire on federal agents during a search warrant at his home has been sentenced to 24 years in federal prison after pleading guilty to attempted murder and other charges.
Morris County man who opened fire on feds gets 24 years prison
Twenty-four years in federal prison — that's where a Parsippany man is headed after pleading guilty to five charges, including attempted murder of a federal officer.
Chilling 911 call: NJ husband's panic at therapist's stabbing
A six-minute 911 call. A husband's frantic voice. And a quiet Chester Township neighborhood that's still looking for answers.
ICE detention center plan revived for Roxbury warehouse
A warehouse in Roxbury Township may still become an ICE detention center after a new court filing by the Department of Homeland Security
A Morris County therapist was killed — cops are asking for tips
She had an infant, a new home, and a career built around helping people heal. Now, Chester Township is sitting with a grief that doesn't have easy words.
Thousands without power in NJ after strong thunderstorms
A fast-moving storm system tore through New Jersey Friday leaving thousands without power and causing serious damage across the state.
Wait... is the NJ ICE detention center canceled or not?
Plans for an ICE detention facility in Morris County have been canceled although a tweet by Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin raises some questions.