Good morning and happy Monday, Coastal Bend friends! Anchors Bryan and Michelle Hofmann here to get your week started with the top headlines. We are starting the week with escalating tensions overseas involving Iran, concerns he re at home over water resources, and some important travel alerts if you are heading toward the coast. Lets get you caught up on what you need to know. 6 Things to Know: Tomato prices surge due to supply issues, Port Aransas ferry ramp closure begins this weekPresident Trump threatens action as Iran accused of breaking ceasefire Donald Trump accuses Iran of violating ceasefire Claims attacks targeted French and British ships Ceasefire set to expire later this weekPresident Donald Trump is accusing Iran of violating a ceasefire agreement. The president says Iran targeted both French and British ships and is now threatening to strike Iranian energy infrastructure in response. He also claims U.S. forces have seized an Iranian cargo ship. The current ceasefire is set to expire later this week, raising concerns about further escalation in the region.Sinton residents protest Evangeline water project Community rally held over the weekend in Sinton Concerns project could drain local aquifer Residents vow to continue opposition effortsResidents in Sinton are continuing their fight against the proposed Evangeline water project. Dozens gathered over the weekend to protest the plan, which they fear could drain the aquifer that supplies water to several communities.This marks the second organized protest, with neighbors saying they will continue pushing back to protect their local water supply.Port Aransas ferry ramp closure begins this week Ramp two at Port Aransas Ferry closing Tuesday Part of $64 million upgrade project Closure expected to last through the summerIf you are heading to Port Aransas, expect delays. Ramp two at the Port Aransas Ferry will close starting Tuesday as part of a major upgrade project. While three other ramps will remain open, officials warn of heavier traffic, especially during weekends and holidays. The closure is expected to last throughout the summer.Bob Hall Pier to temporarily close for repairs Partial closure scheduled Tuesday from 5 a.m. to midnight Crews reinforcing concrete at end of pier Full reopening expected WednesdayAnother coastal heads up, Bob Hall Pier will partially close this week. Crews will shut down the end of the pier Tuesday to reinforce the concrete surface. Barricades and caution tape will be in place during the work. The pier is expected to fully reopen by Wednesday.Disney World ticket prices increase for peak dates The Walt Disney Company raises prices for peak days Magic Kingdom tickets now at least $219 About a 10 percent increaseA trip to Disney World is getting more expensive. The Walt Disney Company has opened bookings through October 2027, showing a roughly 10 percent increase for peak dates. A single-day ticket to Magic Kingdom on busy days will now cost at least $219, up from $209.Tomato prices surge due to supply issues Prices up nearly 23% from last year Now averaging about $2.25 per pound New crop expected to arrive in two weeksYou may notice higher prices in the produce aisle. Tomato prices are up nearly 23% compared to last year, now averaging around $2.25 per pound. Experts say bad weather in Florida and Mexico reduced supply, while fuel costs and tariffs also played a role. The good news? Growers expect a new crop to hit stores within the next couple of weeks, which could help bring prices back down.Thank you for waking up with the Hofmanns. As always, stay safe, stay curious and stay kind.We will see you bright and early tomorrow morning.-Bryan and Michelle Hofmann ...read more read less