Spencer Kent is a Reporter at NJ Advance Media. He focuses on themes of culture and society, as well as topics related to cybersecurity, including the Coronavirus and security breaches. Spencer's work has been featured in NJ Cannabis Insider and LehighValley Live.
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Editor's Note This story is part of Project Extreme, a yearlong examination into the rise of extremism in New Jersey and its permeation into everyday life.
Hate in New Jersey, quantified.
By: Ryates, Skent, Spencer Kent, Riley Yates
A professional class of influential right-wing activists has emerged in New Jersey. They are remaking themselves as fearmongers to raise money.
By: Spencer Kent, Riley Yates
| Editor's note : This story is part of Project Extreme, a yearlong examination into the rise of extremism in New Jersey and its permeation into everyday life.
By: Spencer Kent
Police had been dispatched for a report of animal cruelty.
Editor's Note This story is part of Project Extreme, a yearlong examination into the rise of extremism in New Jersey and its permeation into everyday life.
By: Spencer Kent, Jeff Goldman
The Powerball jackpot for Saturday's lottery drawing has increased to an estimated $260 million with a cash option of $125.5 million.
By: Spencer Kent, Ryates, Riley Yates, Skent
In Sussex, some political leaders embrace the Confederate flag without apology and downplay militant groups like the Proud Boys.
By: Jeff Goldman, Jeffgoldman, Spencer Kent, Skent
The winning Powerball lottery numbers are drawn on Saturday, Jan. 11, 2025 at 10:59 p.m.
By: Spencer Kent, Skent
This isn’t about Republican or Democrat, conservative or liberal. This is about the consequences of mainstreaming hate.
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