Public Transport & Safety: A pedestrian was killed after being struck by a Metra commuter train in Arlington Heights, prompting service disruptions and renewed focus on rail crossing safety. Road Freight & Disruption: An overturned box truck blocked eastbound traffic near Francis Avenue in Spokane, while Caltrans issued a Merced County SR 165 one-way traffic control advisory for overnight striping. Aviation & Security: A United Airlines flight from Newark turned around after a Bluetooth device triggered a mid-air security response. Maritime Health: A cruise ship gastrointestinal illness outbreak sickened 12 people on a National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions sailing in Alaska; separately, the Hondius hantavirus ship has cleared deep cleaning and is set to return to service on June 13, with five American passengers leaving a Nebraska quarantine facility. Energy Logistics: New Zealand’s first diesel reserve shipment is en route to Marsden Point, with a second delivery due in early July to bolster fuel resilience. Rail & Tech: China’s Harbin–Yichun high-latitude HSR launched CRH5 EMU test operations, aiming to cut travel time from seven hours to under two. Autonomous Trucks: ChinaTransinfo’s Qianshu and Foton Cavin signed to develop L3/L4 autonomous electric and hydrogen heavy trucks for logistics. Labor & Supply Chains: A UAW strike at Three Rivers (axle supplier to GM pickup trucks) could disrupt truck production. Crime & Enforcement: A Skowhegan traffic stop led to fentanyl and cocaine arrests, while multiple traffic enforcement operations targeted aggressive driving.