Wayne Parry is a Reporter at the Associated Press. He covers a diverse range of topics including sports betting, the casino industry, Atlantic City, the Jersey shore, and classic rock/heavy metal, intertwining themes of entertainment and business. Wayne's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including The Journal Times, WKMG News 6, and The Philadelphia Inquirer.
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Atlantic City, United States (Local)
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Wayne Parry's coverage focuses on local news related to Atlantic City, with a specific emphasis on security and crime issues. He is likely interested in receiving pitches related to developments concerning security measures, criminal activity, or other significant changes within the Atlantic City area.
Given his focus on government announcements and press releases, he may be open to receiving information regarding official statements from relevant authorities such as law enforcement agencies or municipal bodies.
It would also be beneficial to provide insights into topics like entertainment news and gaming that intersect with the geographic region of interest. For example, pitches could include stories about new casino openings or events happening in Atlantic City.
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By: Wayne Parry
The owner of a pot dispensary who says he was shaken down by an Atlantic City official has filed notice of his intent to sue the city, claiming $5 million
By: Wayne Parry
Atlantic City is moving to ban data centers of the type that power artificial intelligence, but the measure will not affect tech facilities supporting the casino industry.
By: Wayne Parry
ATLANTIC CITY — The city is moving to ban data centers of the type that power artificial intelligence, but the measure will not affect tech facilities supporting the casino industry.
By: Wayne Parry
ATLANTIC CITY — Gambling regulators in New Jersey are doing something no one else in America is doing right now: using data on gamblers' betting activity to determine when they might need an intervention.
By: Wayne Parry
U.S. Rep Jeff Van Drew, R-2nd, has introduced legislation aimed at reducing crime on public transportation.
By: Wayne Parry
ATLANTIC CITY — Ocean Casino Resort is suing the city, alleging a botched response by the Fire Department to a small blaze made a pipe burst, resulting in $1.5 million worth of damage.
By: Wayne Parry
City and school officials held a groundbreaking ceremony Oct. 28, 2026, for the new headquarters for the Atlantic City Board of Education.
By: Wayne Parry
The Atlantic City school system broke ground Wednesday on a new $27.2 million headquarters for the Board of Education on the site of a former school where Mayor Marty Small
By: Wayne Parry
Ocean Casino Resort plans to sue the city, alleging a botched response by the Fire Department to a small blaze made a pipe burst, resulting in $1.5 million worth of damage.
