Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 27th of October.
Good morning, West Palm Beach.
Florida's rocket launches have slowed.
The next possible liftoff is NASA's Boeing Starliner 1 no earlier than December from Cape Canaveral, with Blue Origin and ULA also targeting late-year windows; launches on certain trajectories can be seen from West Palm Beach.
The Palm Tree Music Festival will return Saturday, Feb.
6 and Sunday, Feb. 7 to the downtown waterfront along the Intracoastal Waterway, expanding to two days with headliners including The Chainsmokers, Zedd, FISHER, and Gryffin.
Fox News hosts Sean Hannity & Ainsley Earhardt were married Oct.
24 in Palm Beach, with a private celebration at Mar-a-Lago the day before.
King tides tied to the full Hunter's Moon on Saturday, Oct.
24 sent water onto Palm Beach County coastal roads and beaches Sunday, Oct. 25, and the National Weather Service reported northeast winds of 15 to 20 mph with gusts topping 30+ mph that caused erosion and flooding.
LagoonFest will spotlight the Lake Worth Lagoon and ways to protect it, with marinelife touch tanks, fishing clinics, guided boat tours, and a Kids Zone (family activities), on Saturday, Oct.
31 along the downtown waterfront.
A landmarked Mediterranean Revival style building on Worth Avenue changed hands for a recorded $14.9 million on Oct.
26, and longtime retailer Maus & Hoffman says it will stay at the location.
Travelers leaving West Palm Beach for Thanksgiving will find costs vary by destination, group size, and dates — average round trip airfare is about $402 now versus roughly $160 to drive, and returning Monday or Tuesday could cut flight costs by about $254 per ticket.
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