FBI Most Wanted fraud suspect pleads not guilty in $32M COVID relief case
A South Florida woman who was captured in Jamaica after landing on the FBI’s Most Wanted Fraudsters list pleaded not guilty Monday to federal charges.
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Palm Beach County scraps resident task force for AI data centers, plans to hire consultants
Palm Beach County is changing course on how it will develop new regulations for AI data centers during its one-year moratorium.
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DeSantis defends Amendment 3 amid local government concerns over tax revenue
Gov. Ron DeSantis defended Amendment 3 in Palm Beach County as local officials warn the property tax proposal could cost the county nearly $250 million....
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Fire breaks out on Indiantown ranch near SW Allapattah Road; barn blaze contained
Martin County Fire Rescue and Martin County Sheriff’s deputies are on the scene of a large-scale barn fire in Indiantown.
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Traffic disrupted after major crash on I-95 South ramp near Exit 52, three lanes shut down
A crash in Palm Beach County on I-95 South has blocked off 3 right lanes, according to Florida 511.
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Man accused of stabbing woman during Boynton Beach fight, police say
A man is accused of stabbing a woman during a fight in Boynton Beach, according to the Boynton Beach Police Department.
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Palm Beach Zoo mourns death of capybara pup Ares after surgery complications
Palm Beach Zoo is mourning Ares, a capybara pup born this spring, who died after complications from oral surgery despite round-the-clock care.
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Brightline said to be nearing Chapter 11 bankruptcy as it seeks to restructure $1.1B debt
Brightline, south Florida's high speed rail system is said to be on the verge of declaring bankruptcy. According to some media reports.