Consumer Protection: Florida AG James Uthmeier sued Netflix, alleging the company collected and sold minors’ sensitive data without parents’ verifiable consent, despite marketing children’s profiles as safe and ad-free. Public Safety: Gov. Ron DeSantis announced more than $10 million in recruitment bonuses for 1,506 new law enforcement officers statewide, continuing the program’s push to staff agencies. Courts & Crime: A Florida developer was indicted in a $3 million alleged football stadium fraud involving Allen University and the AME Church. Local Justice: A Florida man is charged after a crash led police to a dark, alligator-infested swamp where he allegedly submerged two young children while fleeing. Elections: National Voter Registration Day coverage highlights how to register, check status, and key Florida deadlines ahead of the Nov. 3 general election. Sports: Florida rolls past Campbell 52-3 and now heads to Auburn for the SEC opener, with special teams and QB Aaron Philo drawing attention. Weather: Tropical conditions are still developing offshore, with one area monitored and rain/wind impacts expected in parts of Florida. Business & Housing: Toll Brothers broke ground on a new luxury community in Babcock Ranch, with homes slated for sale in 2027. Health: Cancer advocates and physician groups oppose a revived Florida plan to drop longstanding school vaccine mandates.