Good morning, Morristown.

The Morris Family Justice Center celebrated 10 years of service to abuse survivors on Friday.

County officials — law enforcement leaders and community partners honored a decade of coordinated support in the community.

New Jersey’s Jamie Ding won his 22nd straight Jeopardy game on Monday, Apr.

13, closing in on a Top 5 record and earning a Tournament of Champions spot. Ding, a Lawrenceville resident working in affordable housing, received praise from Gov. Sherrill + local fans for his success.

The Highlands Council has launched a new tourism website — enjoynjhighlands.com — that highlights hiking, history and dining across the region.

It offers curated itineraries, planning tools and details on lodging and events to boost visitor numbers and local economy.

North Jersey inflation increased 4.5% in March as gas prices surged 18.2% and costs for groceries, rent and medical care climbed.

Local experts say rising living costs—combined with stagnant wages—may strain household budgets.

New Jersey laws protect bird nests on Morristown properties, so residents must not remove or relocate them without a permit.

DEP official Vincent Grassi said only authorized agencies may act in emergencies (this helps keep young birds safe).

State lawmakers and regulators are considering new energy tariff rules to protect everyday ratepayers from subsidizing data center costs and rising electric bills; the proposal calls for grid-impact studies and risk-based pricing to separate AI energy expenses in New Jersey.

Residents can vote for the Morris/Sussex Baseball Player of the Week—recognizing April 6-12 achievements—until 5 p.m. Thursday (nominations were provided by local coaches).

Ian Curley (22-year-old Drew University senior) has revived the Park Regional boys lacrosse team by implementing team lifts and shared dinners at Hanover Park High School since last October.

The coach aims for a .500 record and a county win with his fast-paced offense.