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Thursday brings mostly sunny skies and a warm high near 79 in Boca Raton, with steady east winds and occasional gusts over 20 mph. A brief shower is possible, and the high rip current risk continues along Atlantic beaches. Boaters will also notice choppy conditions offs…
A Boca Raton landlord is facing felony charges after Palm Beach County deputies say he confronted tenants with a firearm and entered their Lake Worth residence without permission during a dispute over rent.
Boca Raton police are warning high school seniors and parents that “Senior Assassin” games involving real-looking toy guns can be mistaken for real weapons and cause panic and a police response.
Wednesday brings mostly sunny skies and a warm high near 79-80 in Boca Raton, with only a small chance of a quick shower this afternoon. Winds stay breezy from the east, and the high rip current risk continues along Atlantic beaches through the end of the workweek.
Boca Raton stays mostly sunny and breezy Tuesday with only a small chance of a fast-moving shower or thunderstorm late. East winds remain gusty, the surf stays rough, and a high rip current risk continues along Atlantic beaches.
State records show four emergency closures in Palm Beach and Broward for the week ending Feb. 28, alongside hundreds of routine inspections where a smaller set of restaurants drew higher-priority violations tied to food safety basics.