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The idea is to get the life-saving drug into as many hands as possible.

A company based in Europe is turning American communities into war zones, according to New Jersey officials behind a new lawsuit against one of the most widely known names in the gun business.

Just-released footage shows police catching up to a driver going more than 100 mph, and then letting her go after learning her father's a lieutenant.

The problem spans numerous counties in the Garden State.

Tickets have been selling fast for a unique twist on the routine New Year's Eve celebration.

The devices have been an issue for entities that handle toll roads and bridges — they can't ticket a driver for skipping a toll if they don't have the right tag number.

The bill specifically goes after drones that are hovering and surveilling.

Advocates for the change say it doesn't make sense for the rules to be different from district to district or school to school.

At the same time, New Jersey Lottery officials are still waiting for a jackpot-winning ticket from March to be claimed.

An Atlantic City man has been indicted after being accused of using drones to wreak havoc in the area.

"I think the anxiety is legitimate," Gov. Murphy said. "But I do think there is a huge mismatch between the noise and the reality."

New Jersey 101.5 followers shared their "holiday decorating pet peeves" on Facebook (because we asked them to).