Invasive Species Watch: Florida wildlife officials say Burmese pythons are now established in western Charlotte County, expanding the known footprint beyond long-hit areas and raising concerns for native wildlife, wetlands, and the recreation and tourism those ecosystems support. Biosecurity & Livestock Trade: USDA plans to reopen livestock ports along the U.S.-Mexico border next month after a more-than-year suspension tied to New World screwworm risk, with animals subject to veterinary inspections at returning ports. Animal Health Enforcement: Florida arrested a man for allegedly importing 24 sheep and goats from Texas without required health certifications, after prior denial at a Pensacola inspection station. Food Safety & Legal Fallout: Two more lawsuits were filed in Michigan against Taco Bell and Taylor Farms over Cyclospora illness tied to iceberg lettuce, adding to a growing wave of claims as recalls and outbreak investigations continue. Local Water Quality: A Fort Lauderdale church is raising funds for a “living seawall” to replace a deteriorating shoreline and help reduce bacteria pollution in a canal that has sickened swimmers. Recreational Fishing Rules: Florida’s spiny lobster mini-season is set for July 29-30, with specific limits, gear restrictions, and safety guidance for recreational divers.