Lt. Gov. Caldwell Probe: A source tells News 12 New Jersey the investigation into Lt. Gov. Dale Caldwell is likely near the end, with Sherrill offering few details while saying complaints are taken seriously and reviewed. Nuclear IPO: Camden-based American Holtec Nuclear is seeking about $900 million in a U.S. IPO, aiming for a $10.2 billion valuation as data-center demand boosts interest in nuclear. LIV Golf Chapter 11: LIV Golf filed for Chapter 11 in New Jersey, citing $500M-$1B liabilities and a restructuring plan backed by BC Partners and a Saudi bridge loan, with players’ buy-in key to any restart. Pipeline Setback: A U.S. appeals court reversed a key NJ water permit for Williams’ NESE natural gas pipeline, sending the matter back to NJDEP. Data Center Pushback: Glassboro’s City Council voted to ban data centers in all zoning districts, joining a growing list of NJ towns taking similar action. Transit Tech Upgrade: NJ Transit says it’s rolling out free Wi-Fi on buses statewide, funded by a $21 million federal grant, plus digital bus stop signs and app improvements. Robocall Crackdown: NJ AG Jennifer Davenport is urging the FCC to strengthen “know your upstream provider” rules to stop illegal robocalls before they reach consumers. Meta Settlement Debate: Legislators are debating how to spend Meta settlement funds. Retail Expansion: Wawa opened its first Salem store as it continues expanding into the I-81 region. Business & Jobs: Jersey Mike’s reported earnings as a public company, highlighting strong unit growth and momentum. Local Business Distress: Collingswood’s mob-themed Kitchen Consigliere filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, saying it’s addressing tax obligations while operating as usual.