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The Palm Beach Post

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Stalled cars and stranded motorists as streets flood in West Palm Beach

West Palm Beach, FL · 4d

WPTV West Palm Beach

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Heavy Rain Causes Flooding in Palm Beach Gardens

Palm Beach Gardens, FL · 4d

NewsRadio WFLA

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Polling Place Switch-Ups In Palm Beach County & Treasure Coast

The majority of these changes were announced before Election Day, but one Mangonia Park precinct was moved due to excessive flooding this morning.

Palm Beach County, FL · 3d

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Boca Raton Nursing Home Ordered to Pay $2.55M Over Blood Thinner Death

An arbitrator has found The Encore at Boca Raton Rehabilitation and Nursing Center negligent in the 2023 death of 80-year-old resident Patricia Batashoff, awarding her family $3 million. The case centered on a basic but critical failure, according to the family's attorneys: the facility never gave Batashoff a blood thinner her own hospital records said she needed to keep taking.

Boca Raton, FL · 6d
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Political newcomers Pia Dandiya, Casey Askar seeking election in Florida’s 22nd Congressional District

BROWARD COUNTY, Fla. — Candidates representing the two major political parties are vying to win the U.S. House of Representatives seat for Florida’s 22nd Congressional District. They are Democrat Pia Dandiya and Republican Casey Askar. The seat currently belongs to Lois Frankel, a Democrat from South Florida who...

Florida · 3d

Axios Miami

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Democrats led GOP in early voting turnout in South Florida

More than 992,000 South Florida voters cast their ballots during Florida's early voting period, according to the state's election data . Why it matters: Early turnout this year is more than double the numbers in 2022 during the most recent midterm elections. Four years ago, just over 432,000 voters turned out to vote early, records show . By the numbers: In Miami-Dade, the state's largest county, 354,203 voters cast their ballots in person, while 182,836 voted early by mail. In Broward County, 314,113 voted in person, while 141,073 did so via mail, state data show. Zoom in: Democrats led early turnout in both Miami-Dade and Broward counties, records show. In Miami, Democrats recorded just over 202,00 ballots cast compared to the GOP's nearly 189,000. In Broward, Democrats led with more than 242,300 votes compared to just over 100,000 GOP votes. Meanwhile, about 135,240 non-party-affiliated voters and about 10,700 "other" voters cast their ballots in Miami-Dade. In Broward County, it was about 102,720 non-party-affiliated voters and about 10,000 "other" voters. Yes, but: Statewide, GOP turnout outpaced the Democrats, with nearly 1.5 million votes cast during early voting compared to just more than 1.2 million.

Broward County, FL · 4d

Working RE Magazine

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Class Valuation Faces Class-Action Suit Over Appraiser Payments

Class Valuation, one of the largest appraisal management companies (AMCs) in the United States, is the latest AMC to be sued over the issue of appraisal fees and fee transparency. Clayton Bernholtz, a Florida resident, filed a class-action lawsuit June 11, 2026, in Broward County Circuit Court against Class Valuation...

Broward County, FL · 3d

ABC News

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At least 15 inches of rain falls in Florida county as flash flood danger continues

Southeastern Brevard County has seen some of the worst rainfall.

Brevard County, FL · 4d

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See updated polling locations due to severe weather across South Florida

WEST PALM BEACH Fla. (CBS12) — Inclement weather and severe flooding across South Florida could be affecting polling locations for Tuesday’s midterm elections. Severe weather across Palm Beach County and the Treasure Coast has caused many counties to relocate polling sites in some precincts. Here is a look...

Palm Beach County, FL · 4d

NBC Miami

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Heavy rains, flooding affect Election Day polling places in South Florida

Torrential rain along Florida’s central eastern coastline and in some inland counties has flooded roads and led to the shutdown of schools in some counties, and election officials are attempting to find alternative polling places in affected areas. Gov. Ron DeSantis on Monday afternoon issued an executive order declaring...

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Tampa General Hospital and Health Care District of Palm Beach County to Open Lakeside Cancer Center in September 2027

Tampa General Hospital (TGH) and the Health Care District of Palm Beach County recently announced the upcoming expansion of cancer care for rural and western Palm Beach County communities. Anticipated to open in September 2027, Lakeside Cancer Center marks the first significant expansion of care in the region since Tampa General partnered with the Health Care District of Palm Beach County to enhance rural health care at Lakeside Medical Center. It is the latest in a series of actions by Tampa General to increase access to world-class care in communities throughout rural Florida.

Palm Beach County, FL · 6d

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Martin County moves forward major $73 million operations facility

MARTIN COUNTY — Martin County commissioners have approved the final site plan for a $73 million operations facility that will bring several county departments together in one location. Brian Elam, a principal planner for the county, said the project will provide a centralized facility built to withstand severe weather,...

Martin County, FL · 7d

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Flooding forces polling location changes in Palm Beach, Indian River counties ahead of Election Day

Flooding from heavy rainfall has forced election officials to relocate polling places in Palm Beach and Indian River counties ahead of the Nov. 3 general election. In Palm Beach County, voters in two precincts will report to different locations on Election Day. Precinct 6401 voters who normally cast ballots at...

Palm Beach County, FL · 4d

Miami Herald

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King tide was bad this week in South Florida. When is it coming back?

Waves of water sloshed onto the streets of South Florida earlier this week, flooding cars and soaking feet. The record-breaking king tide is over for now — but the water will rise again soon. The next king tide is forecast for Nov. 6-9. While minor to moderate flooding is possible, water levels are not expected to reach the level seen this week. And it’s not over yet. Another king tide is coming Nov. 23-26. “For our upcoming king tide, we’re not expecting it to reach that major flood stage at this point,” Alejandra Garcia, a forecaster with the National Weather Service in Miami, said Friday. This week marked the most intense expected king tide of the season, seriously flooding some coastal areas, Garcia said, and triggering a coastal flood warning. READ MORE: ‘Highest king tide ever’ swamps South Florida and exposes danger of sea rise The impacts were compounded by strong onshore winds, with gusty conditions pushing additional water toward the shoreline. The combination created a “perfect storm” for coastal flooding, prompting the warning for coastal areas of Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties, Garcia said. Times for high tide and low tide vary on location, and if you’d like

Miami, FL · 7d

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Erickson Opens Sales Office for 273-Unit Ava Lakes Retirement Community in Boynton Beach

8344 Boynton Beach Blvd. — Approximate Ava Lakes Project Site. Erickson Senior Living has opened a sales and information center for Ava Lakes, a planned continuing care retirement community taking shape on the west side of Boynton Beach, Florida. The first phase calls for 273 independent-living residences, with the earliest residents expected to move in during late 2029.

Boynton Beach, FL · 7d

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Humane Society of Broward County introduces cats and dogs available for adoption

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — The Humane Society of Broward County is hoping to find loving homes for two furry friends: Mummy, a 6-month-old cat, and Aja, a 6-year-old dog. Cherie Wachter with the shelter introduced the adoptable pets during a Halloween-themed segment on Saturday, highlighting their personalities and what potential owners should know.

Broward County, FL · 6d

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Boca Raton breaks ground on $2M railroad crossing project

BOCA RATON, Fla. (CBS12) — Boca Raton has marked the start of construction on a new railroad crossing expected to improve east-west access in the city’s northeast. The Jeffery Street crossing will connect NW 2nd Avenue with Federal Highway, replacing the existing crossing at NW 28th Street. The project is intended to reconnect neighborhoods, improve emergency response and traffic circulation, and provide access to North Park, which is under construction.

Boca Raton, FL · 5d

CBS Miami

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DOJ warns of fake election monitors in South Florida

The Justice Department has warned election officials about reports of people impersonating federal monitors at early voting sites.

Miami-Dade County, FL · 7d

hoodline.com

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Pompano Beach Board Recommends Rezoning for 347-Unit Modera Project

Pompano Beach’s Planning and Zoning Board voted 5-2 to recommend rezoning land at the Gunther Volkswagen dealership for Modera Pompano, a proposed 347-apartment development. The vote advances the proposal but does not approve construction: the City Commission will make the final rezoning decision, and a project approved there would still need detailed site-plan review, according to TAPinto Pompano Beach.

Pompano Beach, FL · 7d

BOCANEWSNOW

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Republicans Lead at Every Boca Early Voting Site; County Tops 313,000

BOCA RATON, FL (BocaNewsNow.com) (Copyright © 2026 MetroDesk Media, LLC) — Democrats are out-voting Republicans across Palm Beach County. Boca Raton is a different story. Republicans have cast more early in-person ballots than Democrats at all five Boca Raton early voting sites, according to Supervisor of Elections figures updated at 3:40 p.m. Friday. Combined, the five sites have drawn 33,413 voters: 13,321 Republicans, 11,102 Democrats, 7,959 voters with no party affiliation and 1,031 from other parties. The widest gap is at the Boca Raton Downtown Library, where Republicans lead 3,069 to 1,874. Glades Road is nearly even. Here’s the site-by-site breakdown: West Boca Branch Library , 18685 State Road 7: 7,775 total (Republican 2,986, Democratic 2,695, NPA 1,887, Other 207) Spanish River Library , 1501 NW Spanish River Blvd.: 7,134 total (Republican 2,708, Democratic 2,426, NPA 1,769, Other 231) Glades Road Branch Library , 20701 95th Ave. S: 6,924 total (Republican 2,559, Democratic 2,519, NPA 1,634, Other 212) Boca Raton Downtown Library , 400 NW 2nd Ave.: 6,688 total (Republican 3,069, Democratic 1,874, NPA 1,513, Other 232) Sugar Sand Park Community Center , 300 S. Military Trail: 4,892 total (Republican 1,999, Democratic 1,588, NPA 1,156, Other 149) Countywide, 313,019 of

Boca Raton, FL · 7d