Amid inflation and limited incomes, more locals are turning to grocery store dumpsters for food, despite risks.

Local municipalities are ramping up enforcement of a recently passed mooring law, causing an uproar among South Florida’s boating communities.

Growing awareness of surveillance pricing is making some consumers shy to shop online, and is fueling a return to old fashioned stores.

The four-day streetcar showdown featured more than $150,000 in prize money, national competitors, and a fiery grudge match between racing legends.

With crashes and fatalities peaking on Halloween night, local families and safety officials push for safer ways to celebrate.

Florida’s recent ban on 7-OH has renewed debate over how Florida should regulate kava and kratom and what that could mean for the state’s booming kava and kratom bars.

As drowning deaths continue to rise, more local adults are learning to swim.

Boca Raton’s beloved Gumbo Limbo Nature Center is open and thriving–with exhibits, community programs, and a bright future–despite claims to the contrary

Boca Raton council member pivots from Florida Senate bid to run for influential countywide office overseeing finances and public records.

After FDOT removed the rainbow crosswalk on Sept 9., the city planned to fight for it. However, commissioners ultimately decided a legal battle would be a waste of taxpayer dollars.

As Shadowood Square gets a makeover, including the upcoming demolition of Shadowood Theaters, Boca Raton residents are torn between excitement and nostalgia.

Public-private plan to redevelop 31 acres, including Memorial Park, will go to a citywide vote instead of an October council decision