NBA & Local Sports: The Miami Heat added 7-foot rim protector Arnas Sakenis to its summer league roster after the 2026 draft, and later took Tennessee’s Nate Ament No. 13 overall (with his rights traded to Milwaukee). NFL Court Update: Detroit Lions cornerback Terrion Arnold was ordered held without bail in Tampa as prosecutors pursue kidnapping and armed robbery charges tied to an alleged Feb. 4 attack. Immigration & Policy: Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis says “Alligator Alcatraz” is shut down after serving its emergency role; critics say the fight over cost, due process, and Everglades impacts isn’t over. Public Safety: Severe storms rolled through South Florida with hail and damaging winds, while a police pursuit ended with a bailout and detentions in NW Miami-Dade. Community & Relief: Inter Miami CF Foundation and Doral partners launched a Venezuela earthquake relief drive at Nu Stadium, and Tampa Bay groups are also collecting supplies. Health & Justice: Florida executed Dusty Ray Spencer, 74, becoming the state’s oldest inmate put to death in modern history. Weather & Travel: Allegiant is cutting seasonal Fort Lauderdale flights from TVC (Cherry Capital), and drought conditions improved statewide, with no “Exceptional” drought left.