Progressive Primary Watch: Two Black women lawmakers—Rep. Angie Nixon and Rep. Dotie Joseph—are betting Florida voters will back a more progressive agenda on rent, housing, and health care, even as they face steep fundraising gaps. Local Land-Use Clash: Crestview is moving toward an ordinance that would block new data center development, citing pressure on land, water, and sewer systems. HOA Rental Fight: A Coral Springs/Parkland master HOA covering 3,100 homes is drawing backlash for proposed rental restrictions, including limits on leases and added landlord/tenant requirements. Everglades Legal Update: A new filing in the “Alligator Alcatraz” dispute alleges state and federal officials withheld key information from judges about federal involvement and environmental review. Miami Stadium Vote: Miami voters will decide whether to partner with a private company to revive the historic Miami Marine Stadium, a major redevelopment question tied to the city’s waterfront future. Transportation Disruption: FDOT schedules overnight lane closures on U.S. 192 eastbound over I-4 for the Moving I-4 Forward Program, with detour instructions for drivers. Retirement Cost Reality Check: New reporting argues Florida may be a weaker retirement value for higher earners once insurance and other costs are factored in.