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The Voice: Wellington, Jupiter singers land in final 12. How you can help them go further
A Jupiter teen sang what her coach called a "spiritual experience" on "The Voice" Monday, April 29. A Wellington woman chose her song because of "the home I've found in the Lord." Coach Chance the Rapper found both of their performances heavenly. He chose Nadège, who claims Wellington as her...
Two men arrested after high-speed chase through busy area of Palm Beach
Two Broward County men are facing charges after leading police on a high-speed chase through a busy area of town, damaging several cars before running from officers, according to a police report. Palm Beach police said a 21-year-old from Sunrise and a 22-year-old from Fort Lauderdale, who were arrested following...
Was a shootout and a crash that ended in man's death an act of murder? How a jury decided.
WEST PALM BEACH — A jury last week found a West Palm Beach man not guilty in a deadly shootout and vehicle crash last May near Palm Beach International Airport that claimed the life of a 25-year-old man. Jurors on April 24 acquitted Nikobra Stringer, 27, of first-degree murder...
West Palm Beach prompts preparation for approaching hurricane season
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (CBS12) — Hurricane season starts next month and the city of West Palm Beach wants you to be ready in case a powerful storm blows through. The city is ready to tackle potential storms, but is urging residents to follow local news, pay attention to weather updates and devise an action plan.
Florida Beach Warnings Issued for Water 'Fecal Pollution'
Floridians are being warned against offshore swimming in two locations after health authorities discovered "fecal pollution" in two bodies of water. The Florida Department of Health in Palm Beach County has warned residents and visitors not to swim or enter the water at Midtown Beach and Dubois Park, Jupiter. In an advisory issued on Tuesday, April 30, officials said water in the two areas has tested positive for high levels of the enterococcus bacteria.
Gov. DeSantis announces in Jupiter a record $2.2 billion toward people with disabilities
JUPITER — Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis announced Monday morning, April 29, — a few days before Autism Awareness Month ends — that he is allocating $2.2 billion for the Agency for Persons with Disabilities from this year’s state budget. “That is the highest amount ever appropriated in the history of Florida by...
South American gangs are targeting bank customers, slashing tires and stealing cash
STUART, Fla. — The Martin County Sheriff's Office is warning people to watch out for a dangerous new criminal trend that has taken a more serious turn. “Thursday, we had an incident where a lady from Palm City went to the bank in Palm City, withdrew an amount of cash. And then as she was driving eastbound on 714, noticed that her tire pressure light and her car was on," said Chief Deputy John Budensiek.
Famous people, celebrity sightings in Palm Beach County so far in 2024
From top (G.O.A.T.) athletes and Royals, to famous musicians, to TV and movie stars, Palm Beach County always has its share of famous people who either play here or call it home. So far in 2024, many celebrities have been spotted playing, staying and grabbing grub in our county. Just to name a few:...
5 things to know about Michael Jordan and the NBA star's new mega-mansion in Jupiter
A company controlled by former NBA superstar Michael Jordan paid a recorded $16.5 million for a home in Jupiter's exclusive Bear's Club community in March 2024, not far from the sprawling 3-acre estate he built a decade ago. Palm Beach County official records show the sale of the home was...
Another round of rain expected across South Florida
WPBF 25 First Warning Meteorologists are tracking impact weather expected along the coast Wednesday morning across South Florida. Scattered storms will develop and drop heavy rain in some spots during the morning commute. According to Chief Certified Meteorologist Cris Martinez, although coverage won’t be as high as Tuesday, storms will...
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