Medicaid Crackdown: Gov. Ron DeSantis says Florida’s fraud crackdown has produced more than $1 billion in projected savings and led to the removal/termination of hundreds of Medicaid providers, with hundreds of site visits and hundreds of payment restrictions or suspensions tied to alleged fraud, waste, and abuse. Capital City Disruption: An electrical fire shut down much of downtown Tallahassee, knocking out power and traffic lights near the Leon County Courthouse and FDOT paving work. School Safety Tragedy: In Winter Haven, a school bus crash killed a 10th-grade student and the driver; witnesses described a chaotic, heartbreaking scene as dozens of others were injured. More Bus Crash News: In Highlands County, a box truck clipped a stopped school bus and a semi rear-ended the truck; two students reported minor injuries. Public Safety Tech: Orlando is adding 20 speed cameras in school zones; warnings start Oct. 5, with $100 fines beginning Nov. 30. Local Governance: Gainesville reelected Commissioner Casey Willits for a second term, highlighting work on transit, affordable housing, and a new park. Community & Culture: Jacksonville’s queer bar The Walrus says it has 48 hours to raise money to stay open. Business/Jobs: Brightline announced funding progress for a permanent Brevard County station expected to support 3,500 jobs.