The city of West Palm Beach is sounding an alarm about a potential impact of a Florida property tax reform. A measure on the November ballot could have significant financial consequences for the city. The city estimates that the reform could cost it $30 million.
This loss of revenue may lead to cuts in essential services. Further details about the potential effects of the property tax reform are available from local news sources, including WPTV.
Recent coverage curated from local and regional sources.
Local Cuban-born billionaire Alfonso "Afly" Fanful Jr. died on Monday in Palm Beach, according to multiple reports.
WPTV's Joel Lopez spoke with Palm Beach County's Parks and Recreation department who told him the number one need they hear from people, asi…
Martin County's REACH Center is training residents for in-demand jobs in aviation, medicine, and more.
An elderly woman is dead after she crashed into the back of a garbage truck in mid July.According to a crash report from the Palm Beach Coun…
Dick's House of Sports could replace the long-vacant Sears at the Gardens Mall with a 140,000-sq-ft interactive store. A city vote is set fo…
Palm Beach leaders warn West Palm Beach's building boom will worsen traffic on both sides of the Intracoastal.
The Martin County Sheriff's Office had a busy Monday night with three separate DUI arrests.
A Flood Advisory is in effect for Martin County until 6:30 p.m.
Jupiter police launched a free online e-bike safety course open to all ages, with gift card raffles for those who finish by Sept. 15.
Questions remain after a 3-year-old died days after becoming trapped in a toy kitchen at a Boynton Beach babysitter's home.
A boater reported the body just after 8 a.m. Tuesday, Boca Raton police say. The Boca Raton Police Marine Unit, fire rescue and the Florida …
A Stuart teenager was hours away from graduation when his life was cut short. Now, a new crash report reveals what investigators know and wh…
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