The latest breaking news, stories and features from West Palm Beach, Palm Beach, Delray Beach, Boca Raton, Delray Beach and the rest of Palm Beach County from the award-winning team at South Florida's NPR member station.
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Deal would add fees to play and could oust longtime pros.
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Late Monday, following a public outcry, the Palm Beach County Republican Party removed Mike Caruso's name from the voter guide. Caruso, a top county official, was arrested on Aug. 18 on charges of kidnapping, lewd or lascivious molestation and child abuse. He was then suspended by Gov. Ron DeSantis.
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The native Floridians each are two-term veterans of the Florida House, and they’re seeking Lori Berman’s seat.
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The decision leaves the original October 2 deadline intact for residents and local leaders demanding for more time to evaluate the flight path changes.
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Secret meetings, messy voting procedures and an undisclosed project beneficiary: transparency concerns about a controversial artificial intelligence data center project in western Palm Beach County unnerved opponents. A look back at the land's complicated history tells where the trust gap came from.
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Proposed property tax cuts being decided in November could severely impact community arts and cultural funding across Palm Beach County.
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The financial shortfall facing the Palm Beach County School District puts it in a difficult budgeting spot as it tries to ensure student outcome remains successful.
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In Welcome to Miami: Stories of Modern Slavery, Ananya Patel delves into the world of human trafficking — speaking to survivors and advocates about their experiences and cutting through the misconceptions.
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Comedian and actor Usama Siddiquee, who walked away from medical school to pursue stand-up, brings his sharp observational humor and universal immigrant story to Palm Beach County this week with a performance at the Palm Beach Improv.
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An immersive art installation in Delray Beach hopes to capture the fragile beauty of the Everglades, paying homage to Marjory Stoneman Douglas’ River of Grass.
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The Florida Policy Institute launched a new website Tuesday morning. It allows the user to search by zip code, county or service to see how Amendment 3 could impact two-year funding for all public services, including special districts.
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Before the shift to being a toss up, the Cook Political Report rated the district as "leans Republican," meaning it favors a GOP candidate. The new district went 55-44% for Trump in 2024, but tilted 51-48% for Biden in 2020.