Immigration & emergency spending: Florida lawmakers approved $240M for the state’s emergency management agency, tied largely to immigration enforcement costs, even as a required public accounting for the Emergency Preparedness and Response Fund arrived late—raising fresh transparency questions. Health policy: Cancer advocates and physician groups are pushing back on a revived Florida Department of Health plan to end long-standing school vaccine mandates, warning that immunocompromised patients rely on high community vaccination rates. Nonprofit mental health: Orlando-based Breaking Thru launched Parent Pledge, a program aimed at helping families spot early warning signs of youth mental health crises, including bullying, sleep problems, anxiety, and online gambling. Elections & voting security: A new report highlights election officials’ fear of federal interference ahead of the midterms, with local leaders preparing for legal fights. Federal checks debate: House Speaker Mike Johnson said Trump’s proposed $5,000 “dividend” would require Congress to act, while Florida’s governor criticized the plan as debt- and inflation-driving. Aviation/operations: Southwest Florida International Airport reported a chilled-water line bolt failure that sent water into a terminal area, with no flight disruptions.