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When the pandemic spurred people to move to Florida, they may not have changed jobs, but they brought their paychecks with them – almost $40 billion worth. And a lot of that came to South Florida.
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Earlier this year, Gov. Ron DeSantis signed into law SB 1718, one of the nation's strictest immigration laws. A Palm Beach construction worker tells his family's story about living in fear of a run-in with authorities — and falling prey to a $16,000 scam.
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Construction disaster could delay January start date for golf league planned for Palm Beach State College in Palm Beach Gardens.
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The Cultural Council of Palm Beach County announced a new $10.6 million county-wide investment fund to support artists and cultural organizations.
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This year, The Symphonia's performances will celebrate the natural world. The first concert, titled Native Wonders, will include Chokfi, a piece written by Native American classical composer Jerod Impichchaachaaha' Tate.
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The famous jazz venue was set to re-open last winter after years of planning delays and a nearly $20 million tax-funded renovation.
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FAU's Board of Trustees voted to extend Interim President Stacy Volnick's contract through the end of 2024 — or until a permanent president is named. Support is growing for Volnick to be named to the top job, as the school's search process remains halted by a state investigation.
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More trees in the low-income region in the western part of Palm Beach County could help fight climate change, thanks to a $1 million EPA environmental justice grant.
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Pro-Palestinian rights groups called for cease fire in front of Real-Time Laboratories in Boca Raton, a U.S. subsidiary of Elbit Systems, Israel's largest weapons manufacturer.
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UPDATED: Forbes died following an apparent heart attack after appearing at a public meeting. A Miami native, he had been the Executive Director of the Palm Beach County public bus system since November 2015.
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Palm Beach County school officials are making their case to state lawmakers for next year's legislative session — requesting to ensure that "all state standards are factual and historically accurate." They also seek more flexibility when it comes to disciplining students who carry weapons for self defense.
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Dozens of Palm Beach County-area officials and housing experts are taking a close look at a new study on the intersection of affordable housing and racial inequity, which found that discriminatory housing practices still exist that hurt Black residents — and the economy as a whole.