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The persistence of Jersey Shore Congressman Chris Smith has led to Garden City Community College in Kansas authorizing an external investigation into the death of former Neptune football star Braedan Bradforth.

This weekend is tough in a lot of ways for the family of Braeden Bradforth, particularly for his mother Joanne who has Mother's Day coming up on Sunday but today, Friday May 10, is her late son's 20th birthday.

Jersey Shore Congressman Chris Smith (R) doesn't like what he found out following an internal review by the college in Kansas where Braeden Bradforth of Neptune died last summer from a heat stroke after football practice.

Jersey Shore Congressman Chris Smith has been leading the charge for answers in the death of a Neptune High School football graduate and he's no longer alone in the fight.

Jersey Shore Congressman Chris Smith (R) has announced that in response to his request, Garden City Community College (GCCC) President Ryan Ruda said he will meet with the mother of Braeden Bradforth, Joanne-Atkins Ingram.

Jersey Shore Congressman Chris Smith (R-NJ), the Congressman for the family of Braden Bradforth, says that he intends to fight for full transparency and accountability for Braeden’s family after Garden City Community College , the Kansas college where Bradforth died last year, "stonewalled the family’s request for an independent investigation into his death."

We're in the midst of yet another heatwave in New Jersey, but it's also the dog days of summer so more of these hot and humid days are on the horizon. We have some tips on how to keep cool.

We are in the midst of another "heat wave" here at the Jersey Shore and I decided to give some tips , some you probably already know .... but never bad to refresh your memory and be safe. As always during extreme summer heat be sure to check on the young and elderly.

A Brick Township man is facing animal cruelty charges for allegedly leaving his dog out on the second floor fire escape of a Northrup Drive residence for several hours on Sunday when highs reached 99-degrees in parts of Ocean County. The dog later died.