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Courtesy/WLRNThe candidates are vying for Florida's newly created 25th Congressional District, a coastal stretch running from Delray Beach in Palm Beach County to Miami Beach in Miami-Dade County. Both candidates are Jewish and about 25% of the district is comprised of Jewish residents. -
Theo Miller/Key Biscayne IndependentThe two longtime county residents say without a vote, the marina violates a 1993 charter amendment to better protect public land.
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There are two property tax amendments before Florida voters in November. The lesser known one — Amendment 2 — is aimed at giving tax relief to the agricultural industry. The state has not studied how it will impact rural governments. -
The decades-long drama to save the Tequesta’s artifacts, and the human remains, from Miami’s rampant high-rise development is the subject of new WLRN original documentary 'Broken Ground' premiering on Wednesday. -
A new Palm Beach County audit reveals huge oversight gaps in a milti-million dollar renovation of the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office headquarters in West Palm Beach -
United Way Broward’s Coalition on Behavioral Health & Drug Prevention and the Broward Suicide Prevention Coalition will host the inaugural Zero Suicide Broward County Town Hall on Saturday, Oct. 24, at the Hazelle P. Rogers Multipurpose Community Center in Lauderdale Lakes. -
James Martin, who worked for former Vice President Kamala Harris, and Alex Cooke, an investment adviser, are challenging U.S. Rep. Brian Mast in a district covering northern Palm Beach County. -
The prospect that growth means bigger cruise ships worries Palm Beachers. -
Local leaders are encouraging quantum computing’s top companies and customers to ride the field’s development wave to Palm Beach County. The Business Development Board leveraged nearly $15 million in state and federal money to get in the game. -
The latest exhibit from acclaimed Miami-based Haitian artist Edouard Duval-Carrié combines various media to change how audiences interact with Haitian culture and history. -
Even though initial law enforcement tests returned negative results for hazardous material at the Florida Democrat's office, Wasserman Schultz said law enforcement authorities immediately launched a full investigation because the package was similar to others sent across the country. -
Palm Beach County voters will decide whether to approve a $175 million dollar bond to help pay for a major expansion of the county library system. -
As season vaccinations ramp up, Miami Archbishop Thomas Wenski is accusing Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier of “bullying” Catholic schools in a dispute over religious freedom, public health and state scholarship funding. -
A city commissioner proposes greater penalties for people found guilty of animal cruelty after recent reports of abuse.
