Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Janine Hurst. At least two commercial vessels flying under the flags of India and the UK came under fire today after Iran's military reimposed its restrictions on the Strait of Hormuz. No fires or casualties were reported. Duri Baskowan has more.

The United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations

Center said one oil tanker was approached by two gunboats belonging to Iran's Revolutionary Guard

Corps, which fired on the ship. In a statement released to Iranian state media, the country's

National Security Council said that Iran is, quote, determined to exercise supervision and control

over traffic through the Strait of Hormuz until the war is definitively ended and lasting peace

is achieved in the region. Regional countries are still pushing for the U.S. and Iran to extend a shaky

ceasefire to make time for renewed peace negotiations.

In remarks to reporters, U.S. President Trump said that, quote,

very good conversations were going on between the U.S. and Iran, and that they got a little cute.

For NPR News, I'm Derry Buscarin.

In Vaughn, Turkey.

Wisconsin is recovering from an onslaught of heavy rain and severe storms this week.

Mayan Silver of Mever Station WUWM has more.

People were still trying to dry out from heavy rains and flooding from earlier in the week when more rain hit.

In Milwaukee County, rivers overflowed and intersections flooded, leaving people in cars stranded.

People like Maddie Salzoisio, who was rescued by firefighters.

After like a couple minutes, we just realized that we were like in the water and then we couldn't get out.

So we pulled into the middle and we turned on our hazards and then we were there for probably like 30 minutes.

For many in Wisconsin, this week's rain is bringing back not-so-distant memories

of last August's record rainfall and flooding, which received a natural disaster declaration.

Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers has declared a state of emergency.

...