Officials and weather experts warn this winter’s El Niño will bring record heavy rains and severe storms later in the season in Boynton Beach, stressing local agriculture and infrastructure.
Water managers are preparing for up to three feet extra rainfall.
Palm Beach County plans to reopen a secret JFK-era Cold War bunker on Peanut Island that has been closed since 2017.
Voters will decide on Nov. 3 if the $280 million parks bond — including upgrades to docks and shoreline protection — supports the project.
Retailers including Walmart + Home Depot will offer daylight saving deals ahead of clocks falling back Sunday, Nov.
1, with promotions on home decor and electronics. Shoppers in Boynton Beach are encouraged to check local listings for specials timed with the seasonal change.
Meteorologist Nikki Sheaks taught third-grade students about weather at Citrus Cove Elementary on Friday morning (covering firenados, sundogs, virga, and radar).
Unless Congress approves permanent daylight saving time (pending Senate and presidential action), Florida will set clocks back on Nov.
1 at 2 a.m. Residents should expect earlier sunrises and sunsets as the state shifts to standard time.
The Federal Reserve raised rates by 0.25 percent on Wednesday, Sept.
16, a move that will lead to higher credit card interest while increasing returns on savings for South Florida residents, who are advised to manage costs before the holiday season.
WPBF 25 News is partnering with animal shelters on the Treasure Coast and Palm Beach County to promote pet adoption + this week they highlight Peanut, a 1-year-old mixed breed looking for a forever home through Big Dog + Small Rescue.
On Sept. 15, 2026, volunteers will pack 300,000 meals at the Kravis Center to help feed 192,000 county residents in need.
The event runs from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and offers free food + an ice cream treat at select shift times.
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