FWC K-9 to the rescue: On August 9, Officer Kevin Tarr and his K-9 partner Rambo tracked a missing diabetic man through dense brush in Palm Beach County’s Holeyland Wildlife Management Area, leading to his safe recovery — find out how Rambo saved the day.
Parents raise bus alarm: Palm Beach County parents warn of dangerously overcrowded morning school buses on long I-95 routes and 40-minute walks to remote stops as the district scrambles to adjust routes — find out what’s being done.
Churros to Pupusas Paradise: Three immigrant-owned food trucks in central Palm Beach County dish up crunchy Mexican churros, loaded Colombian maizito mix and hearty Salvadoran pupusas straight from decades-old family recipes — find out where to indulge.
Boca resort goes high-rise: The storied 1920s getaway is seeking a special zoning tweak to build a new 100-foot, eight-story, 76-unit residential tower on its golf course — find out what that means for downtown Boca Raton.
$48M zero-kill shelter: Palm Beach County will break ground this winter on a facility twice the size of its current shelter to ease overcrowding and aim for zero euthanizations by 2034 — find out how pets stand to benefit.
Other Boca Raton headlines this week
- Back-to-School Food Drive Grows to Record Size
- Comcast opens $5.9M West Palm Beach headquarters
- Palm Beaches pulse with dance, art, history
- PulteGroup breaks ground on Cottage District homes
- New Florida license numbers imperil mail voting
- Autonomous shuttle service debuts in Boca Raton
