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For the second time in a matter of hours on Tuesday, another train has hit and killed a person in Palm Beach County.

The city of Palm Beach Gardens could soon require landlords to give "fair notice" before raising the rent.

Singer-songwriter Mike Edel spent part of the pandemic on the road performing outside. Now that venues are back open, he's keeping it going...

Hilda Noriega was one of the 98 people killed when the Champlain Towers South building collapsed. She was the 12th person to be identified six days after the June 24, 2021, collapse.

Brantford Coun. Cheryl Antoski on Tuesday announced she will not seek re-election in the Oct. 24 municipal election.

The Rev. Dr. R. Scott Herr of First Presbyterian Church of New Canaan addressed more than 300 residents gathered at Lakeview Ceremony following Monday morning’s Memorial Day parade to “remember and give thanks for the patriots who have given their lives in service to our great nation and the service of peoples around the world […]

The Town of New Canaan and the Howard M. Bossa and Peter C. Langenus Post 653 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States are pleased to announce plans for a traditional New Canaan Memorial Day Parade on Monday, May 30th, and Memorial Day Ceremony following the parade at Lakeview Cemetery. Each year […]

ORANGE CITY—The Sioux County Trails Council sought and received financial support from the Sioux County Board of Supervisors on May 3 as the council pursues a state grant that rewards

Sunflower Lemonade was created by writer and co-director Jamila Pomeroy to show a never-before-seen narrative of biracial Canadian experience.

A Palm Beach County judge has rejected a plea deal for the teenager accused of stealing a vehicle and causing a fiery crash that killed four people on the Beeline Highway last year.