USCRI says a sudden loss of federal funding will force the closure of its Lake Worth Beach shelter. Forty‑two children will be moved and 53 staff face layoffs.

Miami commissioners are expected to approve roughly $150,000 to lawyers who sued the city over an election delay after courts blocked the ordinance. The payment closes a costly legal chapter.

Cuba announced pardons for more than 2,010 people as U.S. pressure on the island intensifies. State media gave criteria but released no names, and rights groups say many dissidents remain jailed.

Florida’s attorney general issued an opinion saying state bans on funding religious institutions are unconstitutional, potentially opening charter schools and scholarships to faith-based institutions.

Judge Mark Walker gave GOP hopeful James Fishback two weeks to hand over personal financial records as efforts continue to enforce a $228,988 judgment tied to his former employer.

A private Miami meeting produced a 50‑signature proclamation promising investment in Cuba — but business leaders say they’ll only act after legal and licensing guarantees are in place.

A federal judge found Pembroke Pines’ demand for officers’ private texts invalid under Florida law, undercutting threats of criminal penalties as the federal case moves forward.

The Florida Supreme Court has been asked to rule whether statewide grand juries can indict people who leak their proceedings, a fight tied to the Barbara Myrick case.

DeSantis announced he signed bills to stiffen penalties for dangerous crimes and sexual offenses, including tougher sentences for child sexual‑abuse material and remand rules.

Steve Bannon urged DHS to deport Yair Netanyahu from Miami and 'put a uniform on him.' The call raises legal and political questions about who should fight.

A discharge petition that could force a House vote to extend TPS for Haiti reached the 218‑signature threshold, creating a rare bipartisan path to protect roughly 350,000 Haitian nationals.

Thousands filled PGA Boulevard in Palm Beach Gardens on March 28 for a peaceful "No Kings" protest tied to a nationwide day of action. Local outlets reported differing turnout figures.

Layered raises and managerial bumps have pushed salaries and benefits to roughly 77% of Miami's operating budget, spotlighting budget pressure at City Hall.