Good morning, West Palm Beach.

The Palm Beach International Boat Show has opened grant applications for its local give back program to support community projects.

Local organizations have been able to apply since Oct. 20.

Invest 93L, a low pressure system off the US east coast, is moving north and may gain tropical features as it crosses the Gulf Stream — Florida beaches now face a risk of dangerous rip currents, coastal flooding and rough surf until the system moves away later this week.

A car-buying expert advises buyers to act before year-end as dealerships clear unsold 2025 and 2026 models.

He urged shoppers in West Palm Beach to compare full pricing and secure pre-approved financing to take advantage of potential financial incentives.

Fighter jets from NORAD will enforce a temporary flight restriction over West Palm Beach from Oct.

23-25, 2026 (FAA directs pilots to check Notices to Airmen and follow proper procedures).

Florida health officials issued a swim advisory at R.G.

Kreusler Memorial Park after Oct. 19 tests found high levels of enterococcus bacteria; officials will retest later this week at 2882 S. Ocean Blvd until it is safe to swim.

Florida officials announced earlier this year that testing of 46 popular candy types found elevated arsenic in over 60% of samples.

Experts say the study did not distinguish arsenic types and manufacturers have until Jan. 15 to change red dye usage + consumers will not notice taste changes for Halloween.

La Fontana condo owners dropped a $190 million bulk sale on Oct.

19 after residents declined to extend the deadline (the 65-year-old building needs costly repairs). They now invite developers to submit offers for the waterfront 144-unit property at Flagler Drive.

Boynton Beach Mall tenants received notices to vacate by Jan.

15, 2027+ signaling a major shift for this long-time shopping site; local businesses and visitors since its 1985 opening now wonder what the future holds.