The U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem warned Americans to exercise increased caution across much of the Middle East as travel advisories remain elevated and ceasefire talks continue.

The Jubilee Worship Center is seeking to rezone about 28 acres to build five multi-family buildings with 244 units; the St. Cloud Planning Commission will hold a public hearing. Traffic, drainage and an environmentally sensitive area are among the issues to be discussed.

A 40-year-old woman was seriously injured in a Greenlawn shooting early Thursday; a 37-year-old man was arrested later in New Rochelle.

A new waterfront Class A+ office in Bay Harbor aims to lure family offices with private docks and large, headquarters-style floor plates.

Local officials will weigh three agreements that would clear the way for a Meijer Supercenter on a roughly 32‑acre site west of Hastings. The Joint Planning Commission is set to review final site plans on June 17.

Quincy’s Rag's Tavern — famed for its tavern pizza — announced on Facebook that it has been sold and will serve a final day on June 12; the buyer is not yet public.

The Terry Family Foundation gave $5.5M to Wolfson Children’s Hospital, matched by Baptist Health to about $10M, to fund pediatric heart upgrades and a new children’s emergency center. The money will support equipment and the Children’s Emergency Center inside the McGehee Family Tower.

A driver says Aurora’s 30‑day photo‑radar notices run afoul of Colorado’s 45‑day rule; the city says it acted under home‑rule as thousands of citations pile up.

A WBEZ–Chicago Sun‑Times probe found Illinois’ excessive‑idling law is rarely enforced while downtown residents report daily diesel plumes from idling buses and trucks. City departments issued most local tickets, but the state produced almost no citations.

A midday blaze at Lake Eden Apartments on Dempster Drive sent smoke over Columbus’ west side; crews worked the fire for about an hour and the cause remains under review.

State education officials told Milwaukee’s Reading Coalition they lack authority to forward state literacy dollars, pausing plans for a city commission to steer training and stipends. The decision leaves local partners racing to secure other funding while talks with DPI continue.

A 67,584‑square‑foot medical office at 5900 State Farm Drive sold for $23.685 million, anchored by Kaiser and Petaluma Health Center.

The inaugural bamX Black Music Week has filled Morehouse with panels, awards and showcases this week and will cap with a youth‑soccer kickoff on Saturday. The program pairs legacy honors with industry and community programming.