Palm Beach County is preparing for the back to school season. The county has achieved A-rated success and is looking to build on this accomplishment. Further details about the county's plans and goals for the upcoming school year are available from local news sources. For more information, readers can refer to CBS12, a local news outlet in Palm Beach, FL.
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A Jupiter High student saved his father's life using CPR skills learned in P.E. class just two weeks before his dad had a heart attack.
Back to school: Palm Beach County looks to build on A-rated success
Dangerous heat will be South Florida's primary weather concern today and through much of the upcoming week, with only periodic thunderstorms…
South Florida skywatchers could be in for a treat Wednesday night as one of the best meteor showers of the year reaches its peak. Perseid Me…
Several Colombian-owned restaurants across Palm Beach County are turning into donation centers as the local community comes together to help…
Wellington has voted on new rules for e-bike and e-scooter riders, including age limits and ID requirements.
Two Martin County animal hoarding cases three weeks apart are fueling calls for tougher Florida laws on animal cruelty and hoarding.
Palm Beach County father Jon Borowka is demanding answers after his 13-year-old daughter and other students sat on bus floor during overcrow…
Staff at the Humane Society of the Treasure Coast (HSTC) in Palm City are in the midst of an arduous process: medically grooming, bathing an…
West Palm Beach homeowners discover metal roofs don't always lower insurance premiums. Learn how roof age affects Florida homeowners insuran…
Martin County is reviewing its first agricultural enclave proposal under a new state law that could transform farmland across the region.
Wellington leaders will vote on new e-bike and scooter rules that include a minimum age of 15, a 15 mph speed limit and ID requirements.
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