Space & Tech: NASA named the Artemis III crew—Randy Bresnik, Frank Rubio, Andre Douglas, and ESA’s Luca Parmitano—for a 2027 Earth-orbit test mission that will practice docking with commercial lunar landers; the plan follows Artemis II’s record moon trip and comes as Blue Origin’s Florida rocket test setback is framed as a learning moment. Courts & AI: Florida’s Supreme Court adopted new rules for attorneys and self-represented litigants, requiring filings to certify cited information is real—aimed at curbing AI “hallucinations” that have already led to sanctions elsewhere. Public Safety: Daytona Beach opened a new Fire Station No. 1 and emergency operations headquarters after flooding risks at the old site; the $27M facility includes storm-ready command space and a public museum. Culture & Community: FSU Museum of Fine Arts launches “Art in Bloom,” pairing paintings with floral installations June 11–13. Health & Food: Florida’s candy contamination controversy heats up as experts and manufacturers push back on state testing claims about heavy metals and cancer risk. Sports & Society: England beat Costa Rica 3-0 in a World Cup warm-up in Orlando after a thunderstorm delayed kickoff. LGBTQ+ & Politics: Polk County largely stopped issuing LGBTQ Pride proclamations despite Florida’s anti-DEI law not banning local recognition. Local Governance: Daytona Beach’s new HQ underscores how cities are reshaping emergency response for hurricane season.