World Cup watch & business hours: Boston’s Licensing Board approved extended closing times for 191 bars and restaurants through July 31, with many allowed to stay open until 3 a.m. as crowds roll in for the World Cup, July Fourth and Sail Boston. Food & franchises: Pizza Hut Jamaica is set to come under a new global owner after Yum Brands agreed to sell the chain in a US$2.7-billion deal, with Jamaica’s franchise operator likely to remain in place unless franchise terms change. Local food security: National Baking Company says flooding concerns in Catherine Hall, Montego Bay, are being addressed with engineering studies and drainage work tied to the Montego Bay Perimeter Road Project, as the US$75-million plant moves toward production. Water disruptions: The NWC has introduced a regulated overnight water schedule for some Constant Spring customers in St Andrew due to a technical issue at the facility. Child online safety debate: Fi We Children Foundation is urging a broader, legislation-led approach to protect children online as Jamaica considers restricting social media access for under-16s. Housing push: Prime Minister Andrew Holness broke ground for Wick Hall Estate in St Catherine, targeting 221 housing solutions across three price categories. Domestic violence focus: St Elizabeth police chief says domestic violence cases are rising and points residents to a parish intervention centre in Santa Cruz.