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A news story suggesting the COVID-19 vaccine may have been involved in a doctor's death was the most viewed link on Facebook in the U.S. in the first three months of the year.

As re-openings across the country are threatened by a rise in COVID-19 cases, pop-up creators and hosts are asking, “What next?”

Haiti’s Civil Protection Agency said Sunday that the toll from this month's magnitude 7.2 earthquake has grown to 2,207, with 344 people still missing.

The 16-year-old lifeguard who was injured while on duty Thursday in Cape May has died, according to officials.

People are still reviewing the 160 pages of initial rules for New Jersey’s adult cannabis market. Advocates and those in the industry like what they’ve seen so far.

Officials have already fined unruly airline passengers upward of $1 million in civil penalties this year.

Jewish Family Services of Delaware, which manages refugee arrivals, is doing advance work to help people fleeing Afghanistan who could come to the state.

An upgrade added animation to the crown of One Liberty Place, now outfitted in easily-adjusted LEDs.

Music is at the forefront in this week’s events in Delaware, Philly and N.J.

What do people see most on Facebook? Recipes, cute cat GIFs or highly charged political partisanship? That question has been hard to answer.

The goal is to get people to report hate crimes — officials say the majority of those crimes go unreported.

Many have been pushing Mayor Kenney’s administration to fix the untenable living conditions in the neighborhood.

Grassroots groups that share the goal of keeping students from harm said the city is not tapping them for their input, despite the trust they’ve earned with young people.

NBC10’s Miguel Martinez-Valle, NJ.com’s Tennyson Coleman and WHYY’s Eric Marsh join Watu Moja’s Ayinde Merrill and Reet Starwind to talk about building trust with communities.

The incident began when authorities in Bucks County were chasing a suspect wanted in connection with a shooting in Levittown.