Good morning, Morristown.

The Lake Hopatcong Foundation seeks volunteers for its annual Block Party on Saturday, May 16 at Hopatcong State Park from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (Volunteer training is set for May 14) as four-hour shifts support event setup and guest guidance.

Lawrenceville native Jamie Ding reached a tie for fifth with 23 straight Jeopardy wins Tuesday, April 14 when he won $16,400 to boost his total to $644,000, and he now qualifies for the Tournament of Champions.

His achievement earned praise from Gov. Mikie Sherrill and Sen. Andy Kim.

The Lake Hopatcong Foundation marks its 10th annual native plant sale with more than 45 varieties to help local ecosystems.

Online ordering runs from April 24 through April 30, and plant pickup is set for May 2 (9 a.m. to noon) at its headquarters on Landing Road.

Reports say NJ Transit could charge over 100 dollars for match day rides to MetLife Stadium as World Cup travel disrupts normal service.

Officials confirmed discounts for regular commuters and promised more details on station closures and service plans are coming soon.

Legendary sports broadcaster Dick Vitale announced his melanoma diagnosis in his lung & liver cavity, marking his fifth cancer battle.

At 86, he remains hopeful as he prepares to fight the disease.

Gov. Sherrill’s proposed 2026-2027 state budget cuts almost $90 million in hospital funding — federal Medicaid cuts could leave 350,000 residents uninsured and put 12 hospitals at risk.

Lawmakers can revise the plan before the governor signs it by July 1.

Ahead of the 2026 World Cup, MetLife Stadium will be called the 'New York New Jersey Stadium' as FIFA rules require neutral branding & local residents say it should be titled 'New Jersey Stadium' to honor its location.

Eight matches are planned from June 13 to July 19.

North Stars Gymnastics Academy (Morris County) sent 11 gymnasts to the national meet after a strong regional event in Virginia Beach; Level 10 athletes will compete May 6-10 in Oklahoma City.