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Boca Raton starts the week with mostly sun, a steady onshore breeze, and a few quick coastal showers. The bigger story is the surf: a high rip current risk is in effect for Atlantic beaches through Wednesday evening, with choppy boating conditions offshore.
Boca Raton starts Sunday with on-and-off showers and thunderstorms before turning partly sunny, with a late-day breeze building along the coast.
A West Boca Raton woman was booked into the Palm Beach County Jail on resisting and battery charges days after being arrested on allegations of repeatedly misusing 911 services.
West Boca Medical Center has filed a civil lawsuit in Palm Beach County Circuit Court seeking ERISA plan benefits it says remain unpaid after an inpatient labor-and-delivery hospitalization claim was allegedly underpaid.
Boca Raton starts with patchy morning fog, then turns partly sunny with a 50% chance of showers and thunderstorms late today.
A man is being held at the Palm Beach County Main Detention Center on a vehicular homicide charge tied to a July 2025 crash on Sandalfoot Boulevard that killed an electric scooter rider.