Red Tide Watch: Duval County issued a second red tide alert in a week near Fort George River/Kingsley Plantation, with Florida Fish and Wildlife saying blooms are currently limited to Northeast Florida. Water Safety: Milton warned residents to avoid the creek at Carpenter’s Park after E. coli was detected following heavy rain and storm surge; the splash pad and Blackwater River were reported unaffected. Sea Turtle Update: On some Southwest Florida beaches, sea turtle nest counts are up, but hatch rates remain a concern as predators like coyotes take eggs. Conservation Settlement: Audubon and Kingston developer Camerratta reached a settlement ending a federal lawsuit and removing easements that had raised fears about an evacuation route through Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary. Personalized Cancer Care: Florida lawmakers approved $2M for FIU’s myFORCE program to expand personalized cancer treatment recommendations using patients’ tumor responses to FDA-approved therapies. Heat & Storm Risk: Forecasts point to continued extreme heat statewide, with North Florida and the Panhandle facing spotty downpours and an elevated flash-flood risk. Tropics: The National Hurricane Center said two Atlantic disturbances (Invest 92L/94L) have decreased development chances, though heavy rain and gusty winds could still affect parts of the Lesser Antilles.