Florida Politics & Elections: A Canadian citizen, Giorgio Dominique Mucelli, was charged in Florida with allegedly voting illegally seven times using a federal SAVE citizenship-check system, raising fresh questions about how election integrity tools are used. Local Governance: In Orange County, Democrats say Gov. Ron DeSantis’ late appointment of Mike Crabb to a commissioner seat “undermines” voters with the primary weeks away. Housing & Insurance: A new report points to improving Florida home insurance conditions as reforms and private market participation expand. Public Assistance: SNAP’s August benefits schedule is out, with Florida payments running through August 1–28. Tech & Energy: Florida’s residential solar market is bucking a national slump, with permitting changes helping installations grow. Business & Courts: Capital One is pushing back in a Florida-linked lawsuit over closures of Trump Organization accounts, saying the bank acted after anti-money-laundering reviews. Justice & Safety: A Marion County man, James Westervelt, was indicted for allegedly using a leaf blower on his infant son before the child died. Transportation: Orlando is moving toward e-VTOL testing, with a vertistop approved near Orlando International Airport.