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Medal of Honor: Marine Corps Sgt. Lawrence Peters By KATIE LANGE, DOD News | When youre in charge during battle, you do whatever you can to keep your comrades safe. Marine Corps Sgt. Lawrence …

A Glades group filed a federal complaint seeking a civil rights investigation into why whiter eastern communities in Palm Beach County get a break.

The 38-yr-old Boynton Beach Mall, which is up for sale, opened in 1985 with former retail giants like Burdines. We take a look at the shopping mall through the years.

Palm Beach Post awarded 4 first place honors: Cane burning, millionaire murderer, data and crime and court reporting

The Hermosa Beach City Council unanimously approved its Housing Element, which now must be submitted to the state Department of Housing & Community Development for certification. The...

Will the El Niño conditions prove The Farmers Almanac correct? If it does Massachusetts is in for a snowy weather pattern in January and February.

The originality and color composition are part of the art style of Ferlander Arguedas, who has captivated many national and international eyes...

A whale of a tale According to the International Whaling Commission “whale watching tourism is rapidly growing around the world.” But it is highly unlikely that the majority of the …

The mango trees thrived in South Florida and a pioneer community was born. Older than West Palm Beach, the "lost town" of Mangonia is now called Northwood Shores.

How much ridicule can the Sunshine State take? Bad enough our state has a reputation for the bizarre, the insane, the unusual and the unseemly. But, what now passes for state leadership in K-12 education in Florida has gone beyond a bad punch line. Our states an embarrassment.