Brightline Restructuring: Brightline says it secured nearly $500M in new funding as parent entities file for Chapter 11, while Brightline’s operating unit and train service in Florida will keep running. Hurricane Repair Fraud: Florida AG James Uthmeier sued Naples-based Evolve Construction firms, alleging they took more than $1M from storm-hit homeowners after Ian and Milton but left repairs unfinished, with seniors among the victims. Dengue Alert: Local states of emergency were declared as dengue cases rise, with Florida reporting 38 new locally acquired cases in Sept. 13–19 and a rare death. Election Integrity Push: DeSantis and AG Uthmeier announced charges against 20 people in a voter fraud crackdown, including a Canadian citizen accused of voting illegally. Minimum Wage Increase: Florida’s minimum wage rises to $15 an hour after Sept. 30, with tipped workers set at $11.98. Public Safety Funding Fight: Jacksonville firefighters and police urged voters to reject Amendment 3, warning property tax changes could cut public safety funding. Sports & Weather: Red Sox-Cubs finale was moved to Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg due to a nor’easter. Local Campus Rule: FSU expanded its no-vehicle zone around Doak Campbell Stadium to restrict pedicabs during games.