As the Miami Seaquarium fights an eviction lawsuit Miami-Dade County filed against them in June, officials at the aquatic attraction are touting a new U.S. Department of Agriculture report that found zero issues.

After several scathing USDA reports, the most recent one in July found no non-compliant items were identified.

From hiring more staff to spending millions of dollars in upgrades, those are just some of the improvements the Miami Seaquarium says its made in the past few months. On Thursday, the marine park opened its doors to reporters to get an inside look. NBC6’s Kim Wynne reports

The owners of the Miami Seaquarium are vowing to fight an eviction lawsuit Miami-Dade County filed against them. NBC6’s Chris Hush reports

The owners of the Miami Seaquarium are vowing to fight an eviction lawsuit Miami-Dade County filed against them this week, as company officials say the negative press they’ve received from the county has been driving ticket sales down.

Miami-Dade filed a lawsuit Tuesday to evict the owners of the Miami Seaquarium, the latest move in the battle between the county and the marine entertainment spot. NBC6’s Kim Wynne reports

Miami-Dade filed a lawsuit Tuesday to evict the owners of the Miami Seaquarium, the latest move in the battle between the county and the marine entertainment spot.

Miami-Dade filed a lawsuit Tuesday to evict the owners of the Miami Seaquarium, the latest move in the battle between the county and the marine entertainment spot.

The Seaquarium remained open for business Monday in the middle of the ongoing dispute.

The Miami Seaquarium was officially served with an eviction notice one day after the county’s deadline to vacate the property and terminate the lease early.