Good morning, Morristown.

Pizza Bowl VII is set for next February at Redd's in Carlstadt, pitting five NJ pizzerias against five top NYC teams in a fundraiser for the Tunnels to Towers Foundation — tickets go on sale Black Friday.

EHCA is offering financial assistance to veterans across New Jersey to help pay rent, utilities, and essentials as housing struggles persist.

The nonprofit partners with groups like Tunnels to Towers and Catholic Charities — aiding veterans to avoid eviction and maintain stability.

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central and North Jersey brought hundreds of mentors and children to Six Flags Great Adventure for a day of rides and free food (the event highlights a local volunteer shortage that leaves many kids waiting).

A new report shows New Jersey is the nation's fifth most expensive state for renters, requiring a full-time worker to earn nearly $44 an hour for a modest two-bedroom apartment, while the average wage is only about $25.

Local advocates welcomed the FAIR Act but called for more state investment.

Rising harmful algae have led state officials to impose orange-level advisories on North Jersey lakes including Greenwood Lake and Lake Musconetcong, where swimming, drinking and fishing are banned until tests show safer levels—residents are urged to follow posted warnings.

Morris County will hold a 9/11 remembrance ceremony and candlelight vigil at 7:30 p.m. Sunday, Sept.

13 at the Morris County 9/11 Memorial (460 W. Hanover Ave) with keynote remarks by retired agent Dennis Letts. Seating is limited and shuttle service is provided.