A fire broke out in the Hudson River Tunnel between New York and New Jersey—five people were injured, according to ABC News.

The fire occurred after two work trains collided, damaging the electrical system.

The injured railway workers were hospitalized with smoke inhalation. Due to the incident, Penn Station restricted train traffic for several hours, and huge lines formed at the station.

🇺🇸 Did anyone tell him he can't park there? A driver slammed a Mercedes through the entrance of Detroit Metropolitan Airport’s McNamara Terminal Friday evening, crashing into a Delta Air Lines ticket counter before being taken into custody by authorities. No serious injuries reported.

The dramatic incident occurred around 7:30 p.m. in the terminal’s check-in area, sending shockwaves through travelers and airport staff.

This is the second time a car has crashed into a terminal at DTW in recent months.

🇺🇸 Brooklyn. Massive NYPD investigation underway on McDonald Ave near Avenue S by Kosher Corner Supermarket, after a video showed 6 people spending two hours underground in a manhole overnight.

A local resident commented: ".. this time it's gang related and these (illegals) go down con ed manhole to cut electricity and then rob establishments etc. This is also a serious terrorism issue that has everyone more than just concerned with what's happening in NYC and 2 days before Israeli day parade."

NYPD detectives on scene along with Shmira patrol units canvassing for additional video footage of perps.

NYC, New York An Amtrak maintenance vehicle caught fire in a Hudson River tunnel bw New York and New Jersey early Friday, suspending Penn Station service for NJ Transit and Long Island Rail Road commuters. LIRR service has since resumed, but NJ Transit said its "impacts are expected to last through the morning rush hour." The fire, which involved an Amtrak contractor maintenance vehicle, erupted in the Hudson River tunnel at about 1:25 a.m., Amtrak said. One NJ Transit passenger called the experience "frightening," telling ABC News, "Someone yelled there was a fire on the track ... there was a very loud explosion that shook the train and caused the lights to go out. We didn't move for maybe 8 to 10 minutes." Amtrak service is also impacted. Amtrak said trains south of Penn Station are suspended until at least noon while "lengthy delays" are expected north of Penn Station. https://abcnews.com/US/amtrak-fire-suspends-penn-station-service-nj-transit/story

SUSQUEHANNA CO., Pennsylvania Around 5pm last night Union dale fire was requested by Pleasant Mount Emergency Services Inc for a patient who fell in a sink hole on the rail-trail in the location of creek road. Our brush truck responded with a total of 6 personnel on scene. Patient was removed from the sink hole and transported by 28 EMS to a local hospital. This section of the rail to trail is closed until further notice. We recommend following their page for updates on this closure and when it will be fixed.

Turin, Italy The Italian city of Turin continued to suffer power blackouts on Thurs, with the repeated outages blamed on the European heatwave. Outages have hit multiple districts in recent days, with road congestion caused by knocked-out traffic lights. "Due to the difficult situation, which we are currently managing, there may be service disruptions, including sporadic ⁠power outages," a spokesperson for local utility Iren told Reuters, adding that the city was not at a standstill. The company, which serves about 650,000 electricity customers in Turin, said the heatwave arrived earlier than expected. Longer daylight hours & high temperatures are putting cables under thermal stress, it added. The Italian Air Force's weather service forecast a high ⁠of 32 deg Celsius (89.6°F) for Turin on Thurs, as the country experienced its first heatwave of the year. https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/italy-heatwave-triggers-blackouts-across-turin-exposing-grid-strains-2026-05-28/