Rutgers 2026 Betting Preview: National Championship, Big Ten and Win Total Odds

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Rutgers enters the 2026 college football season facing a demanding path in an increasingly competitive Big Ten. Futures markets reflect those challenges, with the Scarlet Knights priced well behind the leading national and conference contenders. 

However, their outlook involves more than championship odds alone. Returning offensive production, a challenging schedule and questions surrounding defensive improvement all shape expectations. Examining Rutgers’ national championship price, Big Ten odds and projected win total provides a clearer picture of the team’s position entering 2026.

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FBI Crisis Response Canine Wally Retiring

After a 10-year career, crisis response canine Wally retired from his official duties.

Wally joined the FBI’s Crisis Response Canine Pilot Program in 2015, along with his partner, Gio—who retired in 2025.

As part of the FBI’s Victim Services Division (VSD), crisis response canines “have a special ability to mitigate victims’ stress and anxiety in almost any place at almost any time,” said Sho Sinha, who leads VSD.

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Concert at Wiggins Waterfront Canceled

Due to inclement weather, tonight’s Recovery Rocks Concert featuring Minute by Minute has been canceled. There is no reschedule date at this time.

Camden County Roadwork

Several roadway projects will be underway across Camden County during the week of August 10 to August 14. 

“Motorists should plan ahead to take alternate routes and give themselves plenty of time to get to their destinations,” said Commissioner Al Dyer, liaison to the Department of Public Works. “Also, remember that when you’re traveling through a construction area, please slow down and stay alert for crew members and debris.”

Audubon

Crews will be working on East Atlantic Avenue on Monday, August 10, to Friday, August 14, from 7:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. There will be a partial eastbound road closure between West Merchant Street in Audubon and Station Avenue in Haddon Heights.

Barrington

Crews will be working on Third Avenue on Monday, August 10, to Friday, August 14, from 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. There will be a full road closure between Kingston Avenue in Barrington and West High Street in Haddon Heights.

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Cooper Receives Grant for ALS Clinic

Cooper University Health Care has received a grant of nearly $900,000 over three years through the ALS Association’s Hoffman ALS Clinic Development Award to establish a new multidisciplinary Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) Clinic at Cooper. The center will significantly expand access to specialized ALS care for patients across southern New Jersey.

There is evidence that people with ALS live longer and better lives under the care of a multi-disciplinary clinic. Currently, many South Jersey residents living with ALS must travel long distances to receive coordinated, multidisciplinary care, often to northern New Jersey or out of state. These challenges can delay diagnosis and treatment, particularly for patients with Medicaid coverage or limited transportation options.

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Young Gun Silver Fox Brings the Grooves

Sundown Music Series at Haddon Lake Park

Get ready for an evening of feel-good grooves and laid-back summer vibes as Young Gun Silver Fox takes the stage at Haddon Lake Park on Wednesday, August12th, at 7:30 PM. Blending soulful harmonies, yacht rock influences, and polished West Coast pop, the duo delivers a fresh sound inspired by the timeless music of the ’70s and ’80s.

AAA South Jersey is proud to sponsor the Sundown Music Series at Haddon Lake Park. Visit AAA’s tent at every Wednesday’s concert for a special membership offer – get an entire year of AAA’s trusted roadside assistance for just $20! This offer is only available at the Camden County Summer Concert Series. Plus, stop by to enter to win unique prizes each week, free giveaways, and to learn about AAA’s travel, insurance, discounts, and more.To learn more, Click Here.

What to do after a personal injury in South Jersey

Experiencing a personal injury in South Jersey can be stressful and confusing for anyone involved. Knowing the right steps to take after an accident helps protect your well-being and any potential claims you may have. It is important to understand both immediate actions and subsequent decisions that can impact your recovery and legal standing.

After sustaining a personal injury, your priorities should include seeking medical attention, documenting the incident, and understanding your legal options in South Jersey. Consulting with professionals such as Burlington County Personal Injury Lawyers may help you navigate the process more efficiently. Prompt actions are not only important for your health but can also affect your ability to pursue injury compensation Burlington County or successfully handle insurance matters. This article guides you through the essential steps to consider after experiencing a personal injury in Burlington County or anywhere throughout South Jersey while preparing for South Jersey accident claims.

Seeking medical care and documenting the incident

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Students Help Bring MLB All-Star Game Moment to Life

Photo (left to right): Vinny Celona, Kirsten Nelsen, Noah Keen, Noah Dougherty

With fans around the world watching, a group of East Stroudsburg University sport management majors including Justin Hill from Salem (08079), N.J., played a big-league role in one of Major League Baseball’s most powerful All-Star Game traditions earlier this month.

During the Midsummer Classic on July 14 at Citizen’s Bank Park in Philadelphia, Pa., the group of 20 students helped coordinate Stand Up To Cancer’s annual in-game tribute to those affected by cancer.

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Dangers of Leaving Kids in Hot Cars

Credit: The Johns Hopkins Children’s Center Pediatric Injury Prevention Program

A display (courtesy of the Maryland Institute for Emergency Medical Services Systems) measures the temperature of the inside of a car compared with the actual outside temperature.

by Johns Hopkins Medicine 

Newswise — The temperature will be heating up along the East Coast this week. When the temperature rises outside, a car can be a dangerous place for children. A car can heat up 20 degrees F in just 10 minutes. Even on a cloudy day, the temperature inside a car can reach more than 115 degrees Fahrenheit when the temperature outside is just 70 degrees. A child can die when his or her temperature reaches 107 degrees F. In 2026, 17 children have died from being in hot cars across the U.S.

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Local Residents Added to Fall 2025 Dean’s List

Local residents were among students added to The University of Scranton Dean’s List for the fall 2025 semester after publication of the list in February of 2026.

The Dean’s List recognizes students for academic excellence during the 2025 fall semester. A student must have a grade point average of 3.5 or better with a minimum number of credit hours to make the Dean’s List. The list includes students from the Jesuit university’s College of Arts and Sciences, the Kania School of Management and the Leahy College of Health Sciences.

Students added to the fall 2025 Dean’s List are:

Alyssa J. Ferreri of Sewell (08080), a sophomore communication major.

Owen A. James of Haddon Hgts (08035), a sophomore kinesiology major.

The University of Scranton is a Jesuit university located in Northeastern Pennsylvania.