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Suspended new policies statewide on Oct. 7 for Isaias and lifted the suspension at 5 a.m. ET Oct. 10. If it ran short after a storm, it could surcharge its own policyholders up to 15% of premium, then levy emergency assessments on nearly every property and casualty policy in Florida, auto included.

Holds the sole right to take sports bets in Florida under the compact and pays the State 13.75% of sports-betting net win; sued DraftKings, CEO Jason Robins and GUS III LLC on Oct. 8, 2026.

The Tribe's complaint alleges an illegal sportsbook and names Robins alone on the racketeering count; these are allegations. DraftKings says its prediction markets follow federal law and Pick6 is not sports betting.

On Oct. 7, 2026, the 1st District Court of Appeal ordered the grand jury report on Hope Florida's $10M from Centene expunged and called the money “never public money”; the ruling is not final.

Entities managed by a Fortress affiliate indirectly own most of the debtors' equity; Judge Mark Edward Hall approved up to $257.7M of financing on an interim basis, $190M available on the interim order, and the trains kept running.

The Board of Trustees took up an option to buy about 4 acres in Okaloosa County from his companies for $83,326,520, or $20,831,630 an acre, on Sept. 30, 2025; Division of Elections records show eight checks from his companies' Harvey, La., address totaling $350,000.

Approved buying development rights while the owners keep their land, including $6,520,000 for about 1,034.88 acres of Limestone Creek, a ranch formerly owned by Gov. Doyle E. Carlton.

The largest contributor to Vote Yes on 3; the National Association of Realtors added $2,016,500 on Oct. 9, and the three committees against Amendment 3, including No On 3. Protect Our Homes, which CubaHeadlines reports Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava formed, had raised $1,772,916.68 together through their newest reports, dated Oct. 22 to Oct. 29 (Division of Elections, read Nov. 1; our sum).

Forbes-estimate Florida #1 on the 400 and No. 2 in the country (Action News Jax).

Jaguars owner named in the same Forbes-Florida gravity read as Bezos.

Paid an MLS-reported $34.4M for the southern 2.15 acres at 1960 S. Ocean Blvd; MacNeil took the northern slice for $32M.

WeatherTech’s MacNeil took the northern slice beside Ellison and has spent $136.32M assembling three properties.

Paid Moishe Mana a reported $1.1B for Wynwood land whose value counts toward his $2B Carnegie Mellon Miami campus gift; gave Baptist Health $25M more on Oct. 7; his Miami Beach helipad goes to the Planning Board Nov. 3.

Not an insurer: state regulators’ exams call it the auto carrier’s managing general agent and affiliate. Its 2026 checks also went to Attorney General James Uthmeier’s committee and campaign ($33,000), and earlier ones to the committee of Blaise Ingoglia, now the CFO ($55,000).

Signed and closed the sale of 2,644 beds on Oct. 2 and keeps running them for ICE; says it is in an active process to sell ICE more company-owned facilities, none named. Its 10-K lists the 700-bed Broward Transitional Center in Deerfield Beach as company-owned.

On Oct. 8 Virginia’s chief hearing examiner limited the 2021 memo alleging misconduct tied to Florida political activity to in-person reading at the companies’ attorneys’ offices by commission staff and respondents bound by confidentiality; it does not go out through the case’s electronic system. NextEra says its investigation found no credible evidence of illegal conduct and no employee has been charged.

PAC war chest is the plot; sports betting gave $2.25M, $1.25M of it from the Sports Betting Alliance.

Managing partner, co-chair, and MLB control person; the Dale Mabry ballpark is budgeted at $2.361B, with the county CIT/TDT well on the public side. Tampa's council voted 4-3 on Oct. 15 to seek court validation of up to $80M in city bonds; issuing them needs a separate vote.

Crist leads Welch on combined campaign and committee cash, nearly $411K to just over $41K as of Oct. 2 (Florida Politics; City Clerk G-4). St. Pete Shines has paid All Too Strategic $488,189.41 and Extensive Enterprises $274,797.05 through Oct. 9, both listed at the Florida Politics address (Division of Elections).

Incumbent cash-poor against Crist; Welch raised $9,650 across both accounts Sept. 26 to Oct. 2, about a tenth of Crist's, and his committee raised nothing Oct. 3 to 9 (Florida Politics; City Clerk; Division of Elections).

Renewal notice due Jan. 31, 2027; the Tampa Sports Authority that runs Raymond James now also reviews the Rays’ ballpark design.