Despite lease termination, the Miami Seaquarium continued operations, prompting activists to protest, concerned over animal welfare and calling for the park's closure.

An iguana laid 30 eggs at a Miami-Dade resort pool and got stuck in a slide, leading to its removal and a warning about handling these invasive reptiles.

EMT Yanaisa Pulido died after being struck by a vehicle while assisting at a crash site on I-95. Pulido's family accepted a posthumous degree on her behalf.

Boca Raton hosts the 11th Run From The Rays 5K at the Spanish River Athletic Complex to benefit skin cancer initiatives, with a 5K and 1 Mile Run/Walk.

Broward County hosts the Underwater: Broward campaign, an initiative combining art and activism for climate change conversations and actions, featuring interactive exhibits, and workshops.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed a bill to allow volunteer chaplains in public schools and patriotic organizations to access campuses, inciting debate over church-state separation and professional qualifications.

The U.S. has resumed deportations to Haiti, sending 50 people back amidst gang violence, after a months-long halt, as reported by CBS News Miami and tracked by activist groups.

Blanche Ely High School in Florida was locked down after reports of an armed person on campus. Law enforcement, including Broward Sheriff's Office deputies, responded to the threat.

Six local heroes were honored with Lynne Johnson Awards at the Coral Springs City Commission Meeting for their volunteer efforts in various community services.

Fort Lauderdale lowers flags to honor late Governor Bob Graham following the city's announcement; tribute details on their website.

Century Village in Pembroke Pines implemented a new bar code system for entry, causing long lines and frustration among residents and healthcare workers. The system aims to enhance security but has led to delays.

Three Coral Springs Charter tennis players won district titles and are advancing to the state championships, highlighted by victories in singles and doubles matches.

A Walmart delivery incident in North Miami Beach involved a female passenger urinating in a driveway and leaving soiled tissue behind, which was captured on camera. Walmart removed the driver from their platform following the incident.