The Philadelphia Police Department and the Shooting Investigation Unit is asking for the public’s assistance identifying the suspect depicted in the following video for the incident that occurred on February 2nd, 2026 at 5400 Eadom Street. The suspect entered a commercial establishment located on 5400 Eadom Street at 7:01 pm announced ” A robbery” eventually shooting a male victim in the course of the robbery. Suspect Description: Suspect wearing green ski mask, grey hooded sweatshirt under black hooded jacket, blue jeans and black Jordan sneakers. To view this video and more, visit The Philadelphia Police YouTube Channel or https://phillypolice.com/newshttps://youtu.be/5FDkIqbg_cQ Note: This video has no audio. If you see this suspect, do not approach, contact 911 immediately. To submit a tip via telephone, dial 215.686. TIPS (8477) Use this electronic form to submit a tip anonymously. All tips will be confidential. If you have any information about this crime or this suspect, please contact: Shooting Investigations Group: 215-686-8271 DC 26-15-008783For additional information and updates, visit https://www.phillypolice.com/news-blotter/wanted-suspect-for-shooting-incident-in-the-15th-district-video-4/
SPARTANBURG, SC (01/30/2026)– Wofford College Provost Dr. Timothy Schmitz has announced Dean’s List students for the fall 2025 semester.
Frank Coar of Merchantville (08109)
Abby Williams of Mullica Hill (08062)
Wofford College, established in 1854, is a four-year, residential liberal arts college located in Spartanburg, South Carolina. The college is nationally known for its outstanding faculty, study abroad participation, successful and supportive graduates and commitment to making college affordable and accessible; 99% of students receive some form of financial assistance. The college’s 190-acre campus, located within walking distance of Spartanburg’s thriving downtown, is home to about 1,800 undergraduates. In addition to a rigorous academic program and experiential learning opportunities (study abroad, career preparation, research and community-based learning), Wofford students enjoy Division I athletics, fraternity and sorority life and an active visual and performing arts scene. To learn more, visit wofford.edu.
NJ-SPJ sponsors GoFundMe house fire appeal for family of Mark Tyler, publisher of Atlantic City Focus
The fundraising appeal was announced by NJ-SPJ board member Krystal Knapp, publisher of New Jersey Vindicator. Dear Friends,
Mark Tyler, the publisher of Atlantic City Focus, lost his family home in a fire just two days before Christmas. This was the childhood home he was living in with his brother while caring for their 80-year-old mother. The family lost everything.
I spoke with Mark over the weekend, and this has been absolutely devastating. Homeowner’s insurance will cover temporary housing at a hotel only through the end of the month. Mark is now searching for an affordable place to live in this incredibly challenging real estate market while the family begins the long process of rebuilding.
If you know Mark, you know he is an optimistic person. “We’ll persevere,” he told me. He is deeply grateful that his mother, who has mobility issues, made it out of the house safely. His beloved dog, Blossom, was not home at the time of the fire.
Mark could really use our support right now—through phone calls, emails, and donations. With the blessing of the New Jersey chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists, I have set up a GoFundMe, and every dollar raised will go directly to Mark and his family. Any amount is appreciated. Please also help spread the word by sharing this fundraiser via email and on social media. Let’s come together as a journalism community to support one of our own who has worked tirelessly to serve Atlantic City.
PHILADELPHIA – Jan. 14, 2026 – The Premier Lacrosse League (PLL) and Women’s Lacrosse League (WLL) today announced both leagues will compete at Subaru Park and host the inaugural WLL Championship, and PLL homecoming weekend for the hometown Philadelphia Waterdogs Aug. 14-16, 2026.
The PLL returns to Subaru Park for its tour-based regular season, where the Philadelphia Waterdogs will host a homecoming double-header in Week 12 of PLL action. The Waterdogs will begin their 2026 season May 9 and 10 at PLL Opening Weekend at Zions Bank Stadium in Herriman, Utah.
The Women’s Lacrosse League will take the field at Subaru Park for the inaugural WLL Championship to culminate its inaugural regular season, where the league’s original teams will compete in the 10-versus-10 format, successfully debuted at the 2025 WLL All-Star Game.
“We’re thrilled to return to Philadelphia at Subaru Park in 2026, and make history when we crown the first WLL Champions,” said PLL Co-Founder and President, Paul Rabil. “Philly fans have fueled some of the most legendary moments in our league’s history, and we can’t wait to see their passion for the Waterdogs and the game light up the stadium once again.”
“Hosting both the Premier Lacrosse League and, for the first time, the Women’s Lacrosse League at Subaru Park is a powerful moment for our venue and for the region’s lacrosse fans,” said Tim McDermott, Philadelphia Union President. “This weekend will reflect our commitment to showcasing elite competition at our best-in-class facility and creating unforgettable experiences for all who step foot in Subaru Park.”
Ahead of the 2026 season, the top four PLL teams from the 2025 season, and all four WLL teams will play in the 2026 Championship Series, February 27 – March 8 at The St. James near Washington, D.C. The New York Atlas, Carolina Chaos, Denver Outlaws and California Redwoods, alongside the WLL teams, will compete in the Olympic Sixes game format, set to return lacrosse to the Olympics at the Los Angeles 2028 Summer Games.
To view the full 2026 PLL and WLL schedules, learn more about the Philadelphia Waterdogs, and join the presale to purchase tickets, visit premierlacrosseleague.com.
About the Premier Lacrosse League
The Premier Lacrosse League (PLL) powered by Ticketmaster is a men’s professional lacrosse league in North America, composed of eight teams rostered by the best players in the world. Co-founded by lacrosse superstar, philanthropist, and investor Paul Rabil and his brother, serial entrepreneur and investor, Mike Rabil, the PLL is backed by an investment group composed of Joe Tsai Sports, The Chernin Group, Arctos, Brett Jefferson Holdings, The Raine Group, Creative Artists Agency (CAA), The Kraft Group, Bolt Capital and other top investors in sports and media. The PLL is distributed through an exclusive media rights agreement with ABC, ESPN, ESPN2, and ESPN+. The PLL was named 2023 Best Place to Work in Sports, and 2020 Sports Breakthrough by the Sports Business Journal, and recognized as a 2021 Best Employer in Sports by Front Office Sports. For more on the league, visit www.premierlacrosseleague.com and follow on social media: Instagram (@PLL), Twitter (@PremierLacrosse), Facebook (@PremierLacrosseLeague), YouTube (YouTube.com/PLL) and TikTok (@pll).
About the Women’s Lacrosse League
The Women’s Lacrosse League (WLL) is a women’s professional lacrosse league in North America, composed of four teams rostered by the best players in the world. Launched in November 2024 by the Premier Lacrosse League (PLL), the WLL represents the league’s biggest investment in women’s lacrosse to date. The PLL is co-founded by lacrosse superstar, philanthropist, and investor Paul Rabil and his brother, serial entrepreneur and investor, Mike Rabil. The PLL is backed by an investment group composed of Joe Tsai Sports, The Chernin Group, Arctos, Brett Jefferson Holdings, The Raine Group, Creative Artists Agency (CAA), The Kraft Group, Bolt Capital and other top investors in sports and media. The WLL and PLL are distributed through an exclusive media rights agreement with ESPN. For more on the league, visit www.premierlacrosseleague.com/womens-lacrosse-league and follow on social media: Instagram (@WLL), Twitter (@WLacrosseLeague), Facebook (@WomensLacrosseLeague), and TikTok (@WomensLacrosseLeague).
If you stand at the edge of Freedom Pier on a crisp January morning, with the wind whipping off the Delaware River and the steel grey span of the Walt Whitman Bridge looming overhead, you can see the history of this town written in the skyline. To your right, the massive cranes of the port terminals are already hard at work, moving containers that fuel the regional economy. Behind you, the brick facades of King Street and Broadway tell the story of a working-class community that has weathered every storm thrown its way for the last century.
But if you squint a little, looking past the industrial grit and the choppy water, you can also see the potential.
For decades, the promise of a revitalized waterfront has been the “white whale” of Gloucester City politics. We’ve seen renderings, we’ve heard speeches, and we’ve watched developers come and go with the changing tides. Yet, as we settle into the new year, there is a buzzing feeling around town – from the diners on Broadway to the bleachers at Gloucester High – that the pieces might finally be falling into place.
The Pier Pressure
The waterfront has always been our greatest asset and our biggest frustration. In other river towns along the Delaware, we’ve seen what happens when investment meets vision. You get promenades, you get dining, you get ratables that ease the tax burden on the homeowners. In Gloucester City, the progress has been slower, often bogged down by the realities of remediation and the sheer scale of the infrastructure needed.
However, recent movements suggest the tide is turning. The expansion of the Southport zone and the renewed interest in mixed-use residential projects near the water are promising signs. We aren’t just talking about a few park benches anymore; we’re talking about destination venues.
Of course, we’ve been here before. Long-time residents can list off a dozen “game-changing” projects that never made it past the concept art phase. But the economic pressure on the region is shifting. As Philadelphia gets more expensive and the suburbs get more crowded, river towns like ours – with direct access to the bridges and highways – are becoming prime real estate. The question isn’t if the boom is coming, but how we manage it to ensure it benefits the families who have lived here for generations, not just outside investors.
The “Help I’ve Fallen” commercials have been airing for years, if not decades. Way back when, they appeared humorous, maybe funny even. Then what seemed only a year or so later, fifty years had actually passed and the Baby Boomers (born between 1946 and 1964) have now aged. Many Boomers are in need of some help. There are many devices available if only people knew what they need and how to obtain it.
Yes, Virginia, there is an Amazon but sometimes mature people would rather have a human to speak with for advice. Fortunately, Camden County government has issued lists of resources for those who need help and/or their care givers. First, here is information about several personal safety devices. The information is current as of January, 2025 but should be verified if the devices are ordered.
As the new year begins, Haddon Township is welcoming 2026 with fresh business openings, local recognition, and exciting changes. From gourmet food shops to leadership accolades, here’s what’s new and noteworthy this winter in Haddon Township.
New in Haddon Township:
The Uncommon Pantry
Now open, located at 162 Haddon Avenue, The Uncommon Pantry is a gourmet specialty shop from married couple Pat and Jesse Smith, formerly of Patricia Ann’s Gourmet Delights in Woodstown. After more than a decade in the specialty food space, the Smiths bring their concept of “attainable gourmet” to Haddon Township, offering thoughtfully curated culinary essentials perfect for entertaining, date nights, gift-giving, and more.
Michelle Nails and Spa
Adjacent to their original location on Cuthbert Blvd, Michelle Nails and Spa has opened an additional location in Haddon Township. The new space continues to offer trusted nail and spa services in a refreshed setting for longtime and new clients alike.
Crawford Leadership Strategies Recognition
Joyel Crawford, CEO of Haddon Township–based Crawford Leadership Strategies, was named to RealLeaders® 2026 Top Impact Speakers, recognizing leaders making a global impact. This honor spotlights Crawford Leadership Strategies as a go-to resource for organizations seeking expert guidance in leadership development, executive coaching, and talent engagement.
Kebap Ora
Replacing the recently moved Jersey Kebab, Kebap Ora is now open at 150 N Haddon Ave, serving authentic East Turkish & Mediterranean cuisine made by professional chefs from New York. Enjoy dine-in, takeout, delivery, and cateringservices.
As the new frozen breakfast bagel sandwich rolls out nationwide exclusively at Target, Bronco launches Operation Jimmy Dean — a discretionary promotional search for individuals legally named “Jimmy Dean”
NEW YORK, Jan. 5, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — A new frozen breakfast brand is officially hunting for people legally named Jimmy Dean, with a potential promotional reward of up to $150,000, subject to eligibility, verification, and Sponsor discretion.
BRONCO BREAKFAST BAGELS ANNOUNCES $150,000 BOUNTY IN SEARCH FOR PEOPLE LEGALLY NAMED “JIMMY DEAN”
Bronco, a high-protein frozen breakfast bagel sandwich now available exclusively at Target stores nationwide, today announced the launch of Operation Jimmy Dean, a promotional search offering a potential $150,000 USD cash reward to eligible individuals legally named “Jimmy Dean” who successfully complete the verification and qualification process in accordance with the Official Rules.
The promotion begins January 5, 2026, and ends January 31, 2026, at 11:59 PM ET. Sponsor is not required to select a recipient during or after the promotional period.
The initiative coincides with Bronco’s national retail rollout and marks the brand’s entry into a long-stagnant frozen breakfast category, introducing a bagel-based format notably absent from the aisle.
“Finding a real person named Jimmy Dean who loves Bronco Breakfast Bagels would be a surreal full-circle moment,” says founder Connor Blakley. “Will the real Jimmy Dean, please stand up?”
Bronco Breakfast Bagels arrived in Target’s frozen aisles nationwide on December 28, debuting with two core SKUs: Turkey Sausage, Egg & Cheese (21g protein) and Turkey Bacon, Egg & Cheese (15g protein). Each sandwich is made with whole eggs, real cheese, and a soft bagel — all without seed oils — and designed to deliver consistent texture and flavor whether heated in a microwave or crisped in an air fryer.
Operation Jimmy Dean
Operation Jimmy Dean is structured as a discretionary promotional search. Individuals legally named “Jimmy Dean” who meet all eligibility requirements and complete Bronco’s identity verification process may be eligible for consideration for a potential $150,000 cash reward, subject to Sponsor’s sole discretion.
This promotion refers exclusively to individuals whose legal name is “Jimmy Dean” and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or associated with any brand, company, or trademark bearing the name “Jimmy Dean.”
“We view this search as the first step in a longer-term partnership rooted in authenticity,” said co-founder Josh Franko. “Our own Jimmy Dean.”
Participants must be at least 18 years old and legal residents of the United States. No purchase is necessary to enter or qualify, and a purchase will not improve the chances of qualification.
The selected individual, if any, may be required to complete eligibility affidavits, publicity releases, and applicable tax documentation, including IRS Form 1099. Any recipient is solely responsible for all federal, state, and local taxes associated with receipt of any promotional reward.
Void where prohibited or restricted by law.
Are You Jimmy Dean? Here’s How to Enter
Do you — or someone you know — happen to be legally named Jimmy Dean?
To participate in Operation Jimmy Dean, eligible individuals must email howdy@eatbronco.com with the subject line “Hi, I’m Jimmy Dean.”
Submissions must include:
Full legal name
Age
City and state of residence
Clear proof of identity showing the legal name “Jimmy Dean” (such as a government-issued ID)
Additional documentation may be required during the verification process. The promotion is governed by Bronco’s Official Rules, which include full eligibility details, verification requirements, deadlines, prize information, and terms.
Participation is also subject to Bronco’s Privacy Policy, which governs the collection, use, and handling of personal information submitted in connection with the promotion.
Additional Disclosures
This promotion is not sponsored, endorsed, or administered by, or associated with Target.
The promotion is sponsored by Dropout Companies, LLC, and is governed by the laws of the State of Tennessee, without regard to conflict-of-law principles.
Dropout Companies is a Nashville-based consumer products house founded in 2023 by Connor Blakley and co-founder Josh Franko. Focused on building the next generation of consumer-packaged goods (CPG) brands, Dropout reinvents childhood classics for modern families alongside iconic talent.
Jes Mastriano scored 14 points and Megan Donelson had a double-double as Rowan defeated Rutgers-Newark, 87-57, in an NJAC women’s basketball matchup this afternoon.
Mastriano shot 5-for-8 from the field and grabbed seven rebounds in 19 minutes of action and was one of five Profs in double figures. Donelson hit 4-of-8 field goal attempts to score 12 points and grabbed 12 rebounds for her second double-double of the season. Natalie Barrera also scored 12 and recorded eight rebounds with Emily Poulas scoring a season-high 11 points.
Rowan (9-7; 5-4 NJAC) was in control from the start. Rutgers-Newark (2-14; 0-9) took its only lead of the game in the opening minutes before Barrera scored four points in a 9-0 run to give Rowan a 12-4 advantage. The Profs closed out the quarter by scoring the final eight points, with four from Poulas, to own a 20-9 lead.
The Scarlet Raiders trimmed their deficit to 28-22 in the final minutes of the quarter but Rowan ended the half with a 15-2 run, including six in a row from Selmer, to enter halftime with a 43-24 lead.
The third quarter was more of the same for the Profs, as they gained a 20-plus margin at the start. Donelson finished off the quarter by scoring five in a row which gave Rowan a 56-30 advantage.
The Profs closed it out in the fourth by hitting 52 percent (13-for-25) from the field with Adriana Santiago and Christina Sikaris draining threes in the final minute.
Rowan will host Montclair State on Wednesday at Esby Gym, with tip-off at 5:30 p.m.
On December 22, 2025, at 12:17 PM, the above depicted vehicle was used in the Homicide that occurred in the 15th District at 4200 Torresdale Avenue. The vehicle was last captured east on 2200 Adams Avenue.
Vehicle Description: 2014-2016, Navy Blue, Jeep Grand Cherokee. At the time of the homicide, the vehicle was bearing a Temp Tag of #4351-125 from an unknown state. The Cherokee has a broken sunroof window and a shattered rear side cabin window on the passenger’s side.
If you see this suspect do not approach, contact 911 immediately.
To submit a tip via telephone, dial 215.686.TIPS (8477)
All tips will be confidential.
If you have any information about this crime or this suspect, please contact: Homicide Unit: 215-686-3334/3335 Det. O’Brien #628 Det. Jang #651 DC 25-15-116894
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