Heat Jersey Moment: Tim Hardaway Jr. returns to Miami and gets the No. 10 Heat jersey with “Jr.” after family discussions changed his father’s earlier stance on keeping the retired number out of circulation. World Cup in Miami: England’s Jarell Quansah is suspended for two matches, ruling him out of the quarterfinal vs. Norway in Miami Gardens and, if needed, the semis; meanwhile, Norway has already shifted hotels after complaints about construction noise. Sports—Marlins Surge: Otto Lopez’s triple and Janson Junk’s strong start helped the Miami Marlins beat the Seattle Mariners 8-4, completing a sweep and extending Miami’s win streak to six. Public Health: A new COVID subvariant, “Nimbus,” is now dominant in the U.S., with wastewater signals rising in multiple states, prompting high-risk Floridians to check vaccine status. Immigration & TPS: South Florida Haitians rally as Temporary Protected Status protections are set to expire, with organizers warning families could lose work authorization and other benefits. Courts & Classrooms: A federal appeals court blocks Florida’s Stop W.O.K.E. Act restrictions for public college classrooms, citing likely First Amendment violations. Drugs at the Airport: U.S. officials seized 22 kg of cocaine worth about $1.5 million hidden in “music equipment” air cargo bound for India, part of Operation Striker Shield. Local Business: BlckPanda Creative relocates its South Florida SEO/AI-search agency to downtown Fort Lauderdale, targeting home-services firms across Broward, Miami-Dade, and Palm Beach.