Food Safety: A 4,500+ pound recall hits Florida shelves after imported ready-to-eat Sempio Korean Ginseng chicken stew wasn’t reinspected after entering the U.S.; USDA says don’t eat it and return or throw it out. Food Safety: Another freezer warning expands: FDA says frozen organic berries tied to an E. coli outbreak now include Great Value blueberries and triple berry blends plus a Trader Joe’s mixed berry blend, with some “best-if-used-by” dates stretching into 2028. Consumer Watchdog: Lawmakers are pushing the FTC after a Guardian investigation alleges 7-Eleven and Circle K overcharge customers at the register or pump versus shelf or fuel-sign prices. Local Housing Relief: Airbnb.org announced new Miami-Dade disaster-response housing partnerships aimed at getting displaced residents free temporary stays within 24 hours. Florida Money & Planning: Florida Prepaid 529 plans can now be opened year-round, ending the old limited enrollment window. Utilities & Cost Control: FPL filed with regulators claiming its data-center rate structure complies with a new state law meant to keep grid upgrade costs from landing on everyday customers. Travel: JetBlue adds nonstop Fort Lauderdale–Barranquilla service starting at $139.