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State inspection records show a dozen emergency restaurant closures and a string of high-priority violations across Palm Beach and Broward for the week ending Dec. 7, including multiple pest-related shutdowns and repeat names in Delray Beach and Boca Raton.
POMPANO BEACH, FL — The 63rd Annual Greater Pompano Beach Chamber of Commerce Holiday Boat Parade comes back Friday night, running the Intracoastal the way it always has, lights bouncing off the water and crowds stacking up along the railings. More than 50 boats are...
The 53rd annual Boynton Beach Holiday Boat Parade will begin Thursday evening with decorated vessels traveling from Lantana to Delray Beach.
South Florida’s holiday boat parade season is in full swing, with six more events still ahead — even as Boca Raton continues without a parade after canceling its event in 2023.
A new Florida Atlantic University study finds that adults who use the dark web report sharply higher levels of depression, paranoia, suicidal thoughts and self-harm than people who stay on the surface web.
A proposed 200-plus-acre AI data center west of Loxahatchee is drawing organized pushback from nearby residents, who say “Project Tango” is too big, too close, and too risky for the surrounding neighborhoods and school.