Miami Seaquarium to Shut Down After 70 Years Amid Controversy and Financial Woes
The Miami Seaquarium is closing after over 70 years amidst controversy and financial woes. Its future and that of its marine animals are uncertain, with plans for redevelopment by David Martin pending approval.
DOJ Challenges Governor DeSantis' Claims on Detainee Status at 'Alligator Alcatraz' in Florida Everglades
The DOJ has contradicted Governor DeSantis by stating that not all detainees at "Alligator Alcatraz" were in removal proceedings, challenging his claims and the facility's operations.
Government Shutdown Leads to Partial Closures of South Florida National Parks, Disrupts Local Tourism
South Florida's national parks limit access due to a government shutdown, impacting tourists and causing furloughs. Essential services continue, while the national impact includes significant economic losses and reduced park operations.
West Palm Beach Police Win National Aerial Achievement Award for Cutting-Edge Drone Program
West Palm Beach Police Department won the 2025 Aerial Achievement Award for their pioneering Drone as First Responder Program, setting new standards in emergency response with the Skydio X-10 drone.
Miami-Dade County Observes Dual Holiday with Essential Services Operational on Columbus/Indigenous People's Day
Miami-Dade County offices are closed for Columbus/Indigenous People's Day, but essential services like garbage collection and public transit will operate normally. Golf courses are open, libraries are closed, and marina alerts are available.
Fort Lauderdale Bolsters Efforts to Tackle Homelessness with Enhanced Services and Increased Staff
Fort Lauderdale is enhancing its approach to homelessness with more coordinated efforts, including new staff and a focus on medical and mental health support, aiming for better integration of services and a balance of enforcement and assistance.












