-
Under the bill, candidates with young children could use their campaign funds to pay for child care, but only for campaign events such as canvassing, participating in debates, and meeting with constituents or donors.
-
Commissioners in Boynton Beach this week unanimously repealed three outdated city ordinances that established racially segregated residential areas.
-
Short-term rentals in the city of Boynton Beach could see stricter regulations, penalties
-
Ben Ferencz tried Nazis for genocidal war crimes and was among the first outside witnesses to document the atrocities of Nazi labor and concentration camps.
-
A Palm Beach County judge ordered Arya Singh, 29, held without bail during a brief hearing Friday. She was arrested Thursday in the death of a female infant known only as “Baby June” whose remains were found June 1, 2018, in Boynton Beach Inlet. She has been charged with first-degree murder.
-
The family of Stanley Davis III has filed a federal lawsuit against the City of Boynton Beach and a former police officer alleging that the officer violated Davis III’s civil rights during a deadly dirt bike chase.
-
These champions are fighting for more weight devisions and female representation in jiu-jitsu.
-
When a driver experienced a medical episode and was drifting into an intersection, people around her sprang into action and saved everyone on the road from a potentially life-threatening crash.
-
Mayor Steven Grant and commissioners Justin Katz and Christina Romelus will be out of office because of term limits soon after Tuesday's vote.
-
The sister of Wall Street fraudster Bernie Madoff and her husband were found dead in what investigators said was an apparent murder-suicide in Florida, according to news reports.
-
A recent case out of Boynton Beach is calling new attention to Marsy’s Law, Florida’s 2018 law designed to boost and protect crime victims’ rights. It comes as the state supreme court prepares to hear a Marsy's Law case involving Tallahassee police.
-
Reaffirming someone's right to an abortion is what a new pair of bills filed in the Florida legislature would do. One of the bill's sponsors, Sen. Lori Berman (D-Boynton Beach), says even if neither bill gets a hearing, it will be a way to start conversations with Republicans that abortion is healthcare.