Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier will hold a press conference in West Palm Beach. The event is scheduled for 11:30 a.m. at the Office of the Attorney General's West Palm Beach location.
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Jupiter opens Fire Station 10 ahead of its historic fall launch of Jupiter Fire Rescue, its own municipal fire service.
Assistant Chief of Police Nicholas R. Augustine of the Montgomery County Department of Police in Maryland, and Chief of Police Jarad L. Phelps of Jacksonville, North Carolina are the two finalists.
Broadway’s "Beetlejuice" brings laughs, surprises, and heart to West Palm Beach from June 2 through June 7. Safest tickets at kravis.org.
The Bobcats are back in summer workouts with a focused mindset after a 5-5 season and a new full year under head coach Collin O'Neil.
Boca Raton's mayor says a plan to increase the homestead exemption could cost the city millions, potentially forcing cuts to parks, police, fire, and sanitation services.
A new Project Tango proposal could skip public hearings and set a precedent for data centers across Palm Beach County.
A severe thunderstorm warning prompted widespread damage reports across Palm Beach County Tuesday evening, with viewers sending in videos showing the aftermath.
Activists rallied in Martin County after a federal council voted to reopen the rare Oculina Bank coral reef to shrimp trawling.
A 17-year-old passenger died Tuesday afternoon after a three-vehicle crash on Summit Boulevard near West Palm Beach, according to the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office.
The future of Palm Beach County’s public transportation system Palm Tran is hanging in the balance, with voters set to decide on property taxes this November.
Lake Worth Beach is poised to become the latest municipality in Palm Beach County to adopt new regulations aimed at addressing concerns over electric bikes and other micromobility devices.
More than 40 local, state, and federal agencies will be on-site at the Lake Worth campus offering on-the-spot interviews and information on paid training programs.
West Palm Beach Fire confirms smoke visible in downtown West Palm Beach is from training activity and is not an emergency.
England's national football team is holding an open community fan training session in Palm Beach Gardens on Tuesday.
The Martin County Sheriff's Office is holding a press conference today at 2 p.m. to discuss recent arrests made during Operation Hammer Time.
All northbound lanes on I-95 at mile marker 101 are closed following a multi-vehicle crash. Seek an alternate route.
Ninety-one firefighters and their families gathered at the Maltz Jupiter Theatre on Monday as Jupiter officially launched Jupiter Fire Rescue.
Delray Beach is providing free parking in city lots and garages every Wednesday this summer to make downtown more accessible for residents and visitors.
Rain and storms will stream into South Florida throughout the day.
Greenacres city leaders are warning residents that a property tax proposal being discussed in Tallahassee could reduce a major source of local government funding and eventually affect city services.
Team England began their World Cup preparations with their first training session in Palm Beach Gardens, as players like Harry Kane and Jude Bellingham took to the field.
A West Palm Beach man was arrested and charged after allegedly fleeing the scene of a March crash that injured five people.
Palm Beach County Animal Care and Control just launched its "Doggie Daycation" program.
West Palm Beach Mayor Keith James has appointed Jade Greene, the city's director of housing and community development, as the new LGBTQ liaison to foster communication and connect the community with city resources.
A confidential settlement stopped the sheriff’s sale of two Clematis Street properties connected to Roxy’s Pub, but court records show a separate lender foreclosure lawsuit is still moving forward.
Monday marked the start of summer workouts for many teams across South Florida, including the Lake Worth High School Trojans. After a tough couple of years, the team is back to work.
Palm Beach Gardens became more than a spectator in this year's World Cup — the city is serving as a training base for some of the tournament's biggest teams, including Portugal and England.
Current state law doesn't consider summer school a "regularly scheduled education program," which is required to trigger enforcement
West Palm Beach's Armory Art Center launches creative summer camps for all ages, featuring splatter painting and community programs.
Strong to severe thunderstorms are possible across the Palm Beaches and Treasure Coast Tuesday afternoon, with potential for strong winds and hail.
Free lunches and snacks for children are now available at Palm Beach County library branches, with the program running until July 24.
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier will hold a press conference in West Palm Beach. The event is scheduled for 11:30 a.m. at the Office of the Attorney General's West Palm Beach location.
On Sunday, friends, family members, teachers and coaches came together, lighting candles beside his photos and comforting one another while wearing blue in his honor.
Eight Palm Beach County weightlifters head to Colorado Springs to compete for the national championship June 20-28.
First responders are at the scene of a vehicle crash in Martin County.
Isolated strong to severe thunderstorms are possible Tuesday afternoon across the Palm Beaches and Treasure Coast.
The Treasure Coast Rollers roller derby league practices weekly at the Indian River Fairgrounds and is recruiting new skaters 18 and up.
Douglas A. Tracey, 81, agreed to a pretrial intervention program in Palm Beach County, delaying prosecution for animal cruelty charges stemming from a February 2025 incident.
A Royal Palm Beach motorcyclist died Saturday night after his motorcycle struck an SUV at State Road 7 and Victoria Groves Boulevard.
A 65-year-old man died after being struck by an SUV while crossing South Military Trail outside a crosswalk in Greenacres.
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