Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 1st of October.
Good morning, West Palm Beach.
🏘️ Community
Brigitte + Justin, a South Florida foster couple in Palm Beach County, care for two sisters and two biological children and share their story to inspire others to open their homes to children in need; they rely on a supportive foster network to manage the joys and challenges of parenting.
The West Palm Beach GreenMarket kicks off its 32nd season on Saturday along the waterfront — featuring local vendors and seasonal offerings for community members to enjoy.
📰 Economy
Travelers planning holiday trips face higher airfares as Thanksgiving flights rise 31% and Christmas flights 23% due to increased fuel costs from the Iran conflict, and record tourism growth locally may keep travel busy.
Experts advise booking soon to lock in prices as airlines cut capacity.
On Sept. 30 Florida's minimum wage increased to $15 an hour; tipped workers now earn $11.98.
The change is the last scheduled raise from a 2020 referendum — with automatic inflation adjustments set to begin in 2027, business owners warn rising costs may push prices higher.
🎓 Education
Billionaire Ken Griffin announced a $3B donation that will fund a new Carnegie Mellon campus in Miami and support Pittsburgh programs.
Construction will begin next year with enrollments expected in 2028, and the computer science school in Pittsburgh will be renamed in his honor.
🏛️ Government
Jupiter Fire Rescue began operations today at 12:01 a.m. after three years of planning, replacing Palm Beach County Fire Rescue and initiating joint training with local police (a celebration showcased public safety vehicles).
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