Good morning, West Palm Beach.

SpaceX has paused launches in Florida for at least six weeks while it prepares to debut Starship at Kennedy Space Center, leaving no firm launch dates at KSC or Cape Canaveral and likely keeping the skies quiet for local space fans.

King tides flooded North and South Flagler Drive today, and city crews posted warning signs as officials urged drivers to avoid standing water that can stall vehicles or hide hazards.

More flooding is expected tonight at high tide, so commuters should plan alternate routes.

State health officials issued an advisory Tuesday, Oct.

27 after routine testing found enterococcus levels above 70 parts per 100 mL, over the safe 35-part threshold, in waters off R.G. Kreusler Memorial Park and Lake Worth Beach (2882 S. Ocean Blvd.); officials will retest later this week to decide whether the advisory continues.

Fortell opened a clinic at 100 Village Square Crossing Suite 104 in Palm Beach Gardens offering AI powered hearing aids that use Spatial AI to separate speech from background noise; patients can get same day fittings, five years of follow up care, and can book appointments by calling 561 282 0850.

The Milwaukee Brewers entered Game 4 Tuesday with a 3-0 World Series lead and Palm Beach County ties as manager Pat Murphy played at Florida Atlantic and pitcher Shane Drohan (Cardinal Newman graduate) has West Palm Beach roots.