Sunrise city proclaimed August 2 as "Florida Freedom Day" to support the recently relocated Professional Bull Riders team, the Florida Freedom, at Amerant Bank Arena.

Tua Tagovailoa and the Miami Dolphins partnered with Gatorade to donate school supplies to students from Boys & Girls Clubs of Miami-Dade, emphasizing education and physical well-being.

Fan chaos delayed the Copa America final in Miami Gardens, as supporters breached security barriers, prompting health concerns and stern responses from officials.

Formula 1 Sprint races will continue in 2025, with Austin and Miami confirmed as locations. Belgium's Spa-Francorchamps replaces Austria as a Sprint race circuit. The schedule includes six Sprint races across 24 events.

Anthony Duclair held his second annual youth hockey camp in Coral Springs, inspiring kids with on-ice training and messages of inclusivity and perseverance.

Panthers coach Paul Maurice wins his first Stanley Cup, leading his team to a 2-1 victory over the Oilers in Game 7. His longstanding career includes 939 wins over 1,985 games.

The Florida Panthers celebrated their first Stanley Cup Final win at Elbo Room in Fort Lauderdale, with forward Mathew Tkachuk highlighting the team's joy.

Mayors of Sunrise, FL, and Edmonton have a playful bet: the loser will wear the winning team's jersey at a public event following the Stanley Cup Final between the Panthers and Oilers.

Alonzo Mourning, a former Miami Heat basketball player, has successfully undergone surgery for Stage 3 prostate cancer and is now cancer-free. He advocates for routine prostate screenings for men.

PGA pro Grayson Murray, aged 30, tragically died by suicide at his home, with police indicating no foul play involved.

Lexi Thompson, a golf prodigy, retires from full-time professional golf at 29, ending a notable era in the sport marked by her remarkable achievements and challenges on the course.

The Sincere 2000 Foundation in Riviera Beach hosted a boxing event to raise awareness for mental health and suicide prevention, honoring Cheryl and Unique Melvin's son.

Miami will host the World Baseball Classic title game again in March 2026 at loanDepot park, with the city previously hosting a memorable event in 2023.