South Florida Wildfires: Miami-Dade crews battled multiple brush fires after lightning sparked blazes near Krome Avenue, with smoke and road closures affecting nearby areas as firefighters worked to contain the Quarry 2 and Wells fires. World Cup in Miami: Bayfront Park’s Fan Fest kept drawing crowds as South Florida leaned into the tournament’s culture-mixing energy, while officials warned about heat and stadium traffic impacts. Tallahassee Politics: Judge J. Lee Marsh and challenger Rashad Green faced off in a Group 13 2nd Judicial Circuit judge forum, and a separate Seat 3 city commission debate highlighted a crowded field. St. Pete Mayoral Race: Candidates met again for the second debate, with property taxes, housing, and city services taking center stage and tensions noticeably lower than earlier forums. Florida Courts & Guns: A Florida appellate panel ruled the state can’t restrict concealed carry to those 21 and older, backing 18- to 20-year-olds’ right to public carry. Death Penalty Debate: Orlando-area coverage renewed debate as 74-year-old death row inmate Dusty Ray Spencer is set for execution June 25, raising questions about age and capital punishment’s purpose. Community & Kids: With school out, Florida resources point families to free summer meals, aiming to reduce summer hunger risks. Sports Notes: Tampa’s Vita Vea is a minicamp hold-in amid a contract situation, while Inter Miami’s “Miami es Fútbol” mural in Little Havana celebrates the club’s World Cup-era partnership with Royal Caribbean.