Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman shared views on worker rights under recent administrations, federal court rulings about mifepristone access, and rising threats against members of Congress between May 1-2, 2026.
One running event is scheduled to take place in the Mercer County during the week ending May 8, offering an opportunity for adults to compete, stay active, and take part in organized races.
For the week ending Apr. 25, the lowest reported price of diesel gas in Mercer County stood at $5.29 per gallon.
Sunday, May 3 will see these former Mercer County area high school stars in competition.
Eight professors from Princeton University have been elected to join the National Academy of Sciences this year—the largest group from the institution recognized by this honor since records began a century ago. The selection acknowledges their significant achievements across fields such as chemistry, mathematics, neuroscience, biology and geosciences.
U.S. Congresswoman Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman highlighted Jewish American Heritage Month and new mental health legislation through social media posts on May 1, while also expressing concerns about public trust under the current administration.
Princeton University Art Museum is offering new programs aimed at helping students reflect and recharge amid busy schedules. Activities include meditation sessions with artwork viewings, creative workshops open to all visitors, and tours focused on themes like healing.
A $7.4 billion national settlement with Purdue Pharma and its owners has become effective following extensive litigation over their role in fueling America’s opioid crisis. Funds from this agreement will go toward treatment programs nationwide while barring further sales of opioids by members of the Sackler family.
A bipartisan group led by Attorney General Jennifer Davenport has asked federal regulators not to interfere with state control over sports-related prediction markets. The coalition says only states should oversee such gambling activities due to public safety concerns.
Senator Joe Pennacchio urges passage of SCR-31 allowing slot machines at horse racetracks amid growing competition from neighboring states’ casinos. He proposes involving Atlantic City casinos directly while dedicating revenue toward public pensions and local industries.