SUMMARY: Hundreds gathered peacefully at Casselberry’s S.R. 436 and Howell Branch Road for a nationwide “No Kings” protest against President Donald Trump’s perceived executive overreach. Demonstrators voiced concerns over constitutional violations, loss of due process, and military involvement. Protesters, including immigrants like Vivianna, highlighted fears of racial profiling and harsh immigration enforcement. The event drew around 1,800 people, reflecting widespread discontent beyond urban areas, according to Dylan Kelly of Seminole County Democrats. Veteran activist Bernajean Porter found hope in the large turnout, seeing it as a sign that citizens are united and determined to oppose the administration’s actions.

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SUMMARY: Ahead of thousands of nationwide “No Kings” protests on June 14 against President Trump’s administration, Jacksonville officials urged peaceful demonstrations. Protests began early Saturday near Beach Boulevard, with expected large turnouts in Jacksonville, Orange Park, and St. Augustine. The event, a “nationwide day of defiance,” rejects authoritarianism, coinciding with Trump’s planned Flag Day military display. Local law enforcement emphasized supporting peaceful protests but warned that illegal acts won’t be tolerated. Gov. DeSantis cautioned about strict enforcement and controversially cited Florida drivers’ rights regarding protesters. Officials remain hopeful protests stay calm despite concerns about potential disruptions from outside agitators.

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SUMMARY: South Florida will experience a hot, dry Saturday with summer-like conditions despite seasonable temperatures. Morning lows near 85°F in Miami will feel like the mid-90s due to high heat indexes. Afternoon heat indexes could reach the upper 90s to around 100°F in areas like Deerfield Beach and Fort Lauderdale. There’s a 20% chance of brief, light showers in the morning, mainly away from outdoor activity areas, with isolated evening showers possible but unlikely to disrupt plans. UV levels remain extreme, so multiple sunscreen applications and hydration are advised. The following week stays hot with highs in the upper 80s to low 90s and minimal rain chances.

CBS News Miami’s NEXT Weather Meteorologist Shane Hinton has the latest forecast,

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