Superbowl

It turns out that none of the local football teams could get it done this year, but that doesn't mean there aren't New Jersey things to look out for during this year's big game.

You may remember the Ice Bowl of 1967, when the Packers played to Cowboys in temperatures as low as -13 degrees, with windchills that made it feel like -48. Joe Mason, of the APP, reports that the Giants also played one of the coldest games in NFL history.

Are you ready for the big game this weekend? If you’re still making your plans don't worry because we’ve found the top 5 sports bars for you at the Jersey Shore.

On Superbowl Sunday, Americans will overindulge in food and drink. Here are some tips to consume a little less along with recipes for healthier versions of many our favorites.

On Superbowl Sunday, it is estimated that the average American will take 2,400 calories during the four to five-hour party. Here are some healthier versions of some of our favorites.

While betting is now legal in New Jersey, there's no point in getting carried away or you'll feel worse than whoever loses the game on Sunday.

Most managers do not like it when employees play hooky the day after a big sporting event, according to a new survey.

This coming Monday may feature less traffic and congestion on Jersey Shore roads and you can thank the Patriots and Falcons for that.

Derrick Coleman is a fullback for the Super Bowl bound Seattle Seahawks. He received a heartwarming letter from a  9 year old New Jersey girl. You see, the two have something in common. Little Riley is hearing impaired, and Coleman is legally deaf.

There will be a Manning playing quarterback at MetLife Stadium for the Superbowl in a couple of weeks, but for Giants fans, it's clearly the wrong one.

We all know that everything in New Jersey is expensive, so it shouldn't be a surprise to any of us that the upcoming Superbowl at MetLife Stadium is expected to cost of $70 million, the most ever, anywhere.

My beloved Giants are preparing for the big game, but for the rest of us, it's all about watching the game and planning or attending the parties that go along with the Superbowl! We have commercials to watch, refs to scream at and lots of food to eat.