The Pembroke Pines Charter School Foundation is offering a scholarship raffle for Florida residents, granting a 4-year college scholarship for the winner's child. Tickets cost $100, with the raffle open until April 30, 2025.

Miami-Dade Parks Department is set to construct a new splash pad and playground at North Trail Park, with a groundbreaking ceremony on April 2. The $4.1 million renovation includes various facilities and environmental considerations.

Coral Springs announces a series of autism-awareness events in April, including sensory-friendly activities, educational opportunities, and a community forum to foster inclusion.

The Ultra Music Festival in Miami experienced brief interruptions due to heavy rain and thunderstorms but resumed operations, prioritizing attendee safety.

Children with autism showcased their surfing skills at the 17th annual Surf Camp in Miami Beach, organized by CARD, which integrates ocean play and learning.

Police in Coconut Creek, FL, warn of Facebook blackmail scams where victims are falsely told their account has illicit content and must pay to remove it.

Protesters gathered at Miami's Krome Detention Center, decrying the poor conditions and overcrowding. Videos highlighted the inhumane treatment within, prompting calls for reform amid ICE's surge in detainments.

Miami-Dade County Animal Services offers a free mobile vet clinic, Wellness on Wheels, to serve pets in underserved areas. The clinic, offering vaccinations and other services, will be at Jorge Mas Canosa Youth Center starting April 7.

District 11 businesses in Miami-Dade can apply for the Mom and Pop Small Business Grant Program for up to $1,620. Applications open from March 31 to April 11, 2025, with workshops provided for guidance.

Eduardo Núñez González was detained by federal agents outside his Miami home; his wife now seeks answers and justice as he faces conditions in detention.

Boynton Beach is offering a free vegetation amnesty period from May 5-9 for residents to dispose of unlimited green waste to prepare for hurricane season.

Residents protest as demolition at Li'l Abner Mobile Home Park raises asbestos concerns, with confirmed presence leading to a hefty fine for park owners. Health fears loom as residents face a deadline to relocate.

Miami Beach officially started its 17th annual Pride festival, which includes a range of events and runs until April 6, amidst Florida's political climate regarding LGBTQ+ rights.