Tampa Bay Politics & Courts: Florida Supreme Court rejected a Miami attorney’s bid to get on the ballot for the District 34 state Senate race, ruling his qualifying-fee payment method violated state law. Miami-Dade Public Safety: Police say a woman repeatedly struck another with a cellphone during a restroom fight at a Miami restaurant, leading to an aggravated battery charge. Tampa Bay Sports: Buccaneers WR Emeka Egbuka limped off during a Jets joint practice and didn’t return; the team is still sorting out the injury. Miami Sports: Inter Miami hosts León in Leagues Cup group play Wednesday, but Lionel Messi’s return remains uncertain after his father’s death. Florida College Life: Thousands of FGCU students moved into on-campus housing ahead of classes, with heat advisories in play. State Politics: Byron Donalds said he entered politics after getting “mad” during the 2008 financial crisis and defended Florida’s election laws in a new interview. Community & Relief: A Miami-based earthquake aid effort continues for Colombia after a major quake, with donations and new local partnerships. Entertainment: Marc Anthony, Chayanne and others will perform a Miami livestream benefit concert for Venezuela and Colombia earthquake relief. Sports Business: Miami men’s basketball coach Jai Lucas agreed to a five-year contract extension with a pay raise.