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Read / Add Comments A man making repairs to a Newark building fell to his death Thursday morning, authorities said. The unidentified man fell from scaffolding on the fifth floor of the Prudential Building on Broad Street around 10:55 a.m., Newark Public Safety Director Anthony Ambrose said. He was found unresponsive subsequently pronounced dead, Ambrose said. No further information was immediately available. Click here to sign up for Daily Voice's free daily emails and news alerts. Share this story

Three radio stars with NWI roots — Felicia Middlebrooks, Dan McNeil and Melissa McGurren — departed the airwaves in 2020.

Chicago joins Mayo faithful in the hope of All-Ireland victory Windy City’s unions ‘offer token’ of support ahead of final with all-conquering Superdubs Fri, Dec 18, 2020, 01:00 EllenORiordan Listen now 3:22 The Prudential Building in Chicago lit up with the slogan Mayo For Sam ahead of Saturday’s All-Ireland Senior Football final between Mayo and Dublin. Photograph: Bob Reiter via twitter Your Web Browser may be out of date. If you are using Internet Explorer 9, 10 ...

Nope it’s not fake. A 41-storey building in the US city of Chicago has shown a huge beacon of support for Mayo. With All-Ireland day looming, Mayo are the only team left to stop the Dubs on their march to 6 titles in a row. But it’s become obvious that their support goes far beyond the boundaries of the county, or even the country. The huge Prudential Building in the Windy City, which is a landmark itself, has been up with the famous ‘Mayo for Sam’ catchphrase. The message its spelled out using the room lights on different floors, meaning you can’t miss it.

Chicago backs 'Mayo for Sam' December 16, 2020 ©INPHO/James Crombie. A landmark building in Chicago has been lit up with the words 'Mayo for Sam' ahead of this weekend’s All-Ireland SFC final. Mayo meet defending champions Dublin for the third time in five years on football’s biggest stage and union leaders in Chicago have decided to show their support ahead of Saturday's clash at Croke Park (throw-in 5.30pm). The catchphrase 'Mayo for Sam’ is now displayed on the Prudential Building by the city’s Federation of Labor. Speaking to RTE, the Federation’s President, Bob Reiter said ...