Good morning, Morristown.

During a work session today, Morris County 4-H members brought a rabbit, chickens, and guinea pigs to invite county commissioners to attend their annual fair scheduled for July 24-26 at High View Farms in Mount Olive.

Officials announced the 2026 New Jersey Hall of Fame inductees, including Grammy-winning artist SZA + former New York Giants linebacker Lawrence Taylor and former governor Christine Todd Whitman.

The 13 honorees are recognized for their strong ties and contributions in fields like arts, public service, and sports.

At the Far Hills Race Meeting last night, a national anthem contest with RWJ University Hospital Somerset named Parsippany native Melody Lieberman as winner.

She will sing 'The Star-Spangled Banner' on Oct. 17 at Moorland Farm — the event is linked to over $22 million donated to cancer care.

News 12 spotlights National Food Truck Day by featuring local food trucks such as Mexi-Boys and Irie Jerk Grill – vendors serving restaurant-quality dishes to bring communities together in neighborhood gatherings.

NJ Transit moved between 23,000 and 26,000 fans per match during World Cup games to and from MetLife Stadium at about 60% capacity, putting the agency on track for a multimillion-dollar loss & CEO Kris Kolluri said regular commuters will not face extra fees or service cuts.

Fares will rise by 3% on July 1.

Team New Jersey competed in Minnesota at the Special Olympics USA Games and earned 54 medals, including 20 gold, with 109 athletes taking part in events like swimming and bowling.

The competitors celebrated sportsmanship and personal victories throughout the week.

MetLife Stadium will host four World Cup matches as the tournament continues; games start today at 5 p.m. with Panama vs England (Group L), then the Round of 32 on Tuesday, June 30, the Round of 16 on Sunday, July 5, and the final on Sunday, July 19.