Criminal Justice: A 74-year-old man, Dusty Ray Spencer, became the oldest person executed in modern Florida history after a three-drug injection at Florida State Prison, with another 74-year-old inmate scheduled for next month. Local Government & Preservation: Punta Gorda moved to pursue historic designation for waterfront parks, including Gilchrist Park, advancing a questionnaire to the Florida Division of Historical Resources. Housing & Veterans: Collier County held a groundbreaking for the Collier County State Veterans’ Nursing Home, while Warrior Homes of Collier received a $300,000 Schoen Foundation grant to help pay down a 10-unit apartment complex for homeless veterans. Environment & Property Rights: A Captiva restaurant, the Mucky Duck, sued over a dune barrier blocking Gulf sunsets, arguing constitutional rights were violated; separately, the Trump administration finalized a rule weakening Endangered Species Act habitat protections. Immigration & Health: Haitian TPS work permits were extended to July 24, and Planned Parenthood regained federal Medicaid reimbursements after a one-year defunding provision expired. Courts & Education: A federal court struck down part of Florida’s Stop WOKE Act affecting higher education. Nonprofits: Boley Centers won a $1 million state grant for campus infrastructure upgrades, and Treasure Coast groups organized relief drives for Venezuela earthquake survivors.