Good morning, Morristown.

DoorDash has expanded delivery options from Barnes & Noble, Carter’s, and Kohl’s for back-to-school shopping, offering over half a million products in New Jersey (22 Barnes & Noble, 30 Carter’s, and 37 Kohl’s outlets) as parents prepare for the Labor Day weekend rush.

Cheap Trick will perform at the Mayo Performing Arts Center in Morristown on Sept.

19 at 8 p.m. as part of their All Washed Up Tour, while other artists including Ed Sheeran and Ella Langley are set to bring music to various New Jersey venues.

U.S. Rep. Josh Gottheimer presented New Jersey State Service Medals to 57 North Jersey veterans during a ceremony in Paramus on Wednesday, Aug.

26. He pledged to keep fighting in Washington for better resources, care, and recognition for these veterans.

New Jersey was among 29 states to secure a $17 billion settlement from Meta in a case over teen social media addiction.

The deal mandates new child-safety features on Facebook and Instagram to protect youth online.

New Jersey Health Commissioner Dr. Washington has urged local families to review their vaccination records as measles cases continue to rise nationwide.

Although the state is not in an outbreak, residents are advised to stay current on MMR vaccines, especially when planning travel.

Morris County will hold its seventh annual Overdose Awareness Day ceremony at 10 a.m. Monday, Aug.

31 outside the Human Services Complex in Morris Plains + families are invited to arrive at 9:30 a.m. to view memorial name banners and join officials and community partners in remembering loved ones.

The Jersey Eats Podcast highlights North Jersey's top pancake spots today, naming favorites in Montclair + Morristown among others.

Listeners can explore classic stacks and creative recipes at local diners and bakeries.

On National Dog Day, St. Hubert’s Animal Welfare Center showcases Tony, a one-year-old hound mix, for families looking to adopt.

The center will host a 5K-9 Run & Walk on Saturday, Sept. 19 at its Madison campus to support lifesaving programs.

Morristown's varsity field hockey team is set to take on new challenges as it prepares to move to the NJAC-American on Sept.

2 (after a strong showing last season); coach Katherine DeBiasse is confident her experienced players, including Lucy Delatush and Elliott Szporn, will build on last fall's success.