Fireworks debris creates haze over Palm Beaches and Treasure Coast
A milky haze settled over the Palm Beaches and Treasure Coast on Sunday morning due to smoke and debris from July 4 fireworks. Read More Local News
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4th on Flagler and other events in South Florida for America’s 250th birthday
More than 50,000 people are expected to gather at the downtown West Palm Beach waterfront for the Fourth of July, according to Discover the Palm Beaches. Read More Local News
Tracking rain, strong storms and heat advisory July Fourth across South Florida
Tracking rain, strong storms and a heat advisory on July Fourth across South Florida. Read More Local News
Fort Myers Beach lightning strike leaves 1 dead, multiple injured
Emergency crews responded to a lightning strike that left one person unresponsive and two others injured, prompting safety warnings from officials. Read More Local News
Fourth of July beachgoers urged to protect nesting turtles and shorebirds
As South Floridians celebrate the Fourth of July at the beach, wildlife officials are reminding visitors to take steps to safeguard nesting sea turtles and shorebirds. Read More Local News
Man fatally shot in parking dispute at South Florida Walmart
A man was shot and killed during a dispute over a parking space at a Walmart in North Lauderdale, with the shooter claiming self-defense. Read More Local News
Heavy rain, lightning, and gusty winds expected July 4 weekend in South Florida
Heavy rain, lightning, and gusty winds expected Friday afternoon across South Florida. Read More Local News
Palm Beach County fire rescue shares Fourth of July fireworks safety tips
Palm Beach County Fire Rescue is urging families to prioritize safety during Fourth of July celebrations, emphasizing the importance of leaving fireworks to professionals and taking precautions to prevent injuries. Read More Local News
Drowning deaths peak in July; How to have a safe Fourth of July weekend
The holiday weekend is one of the busiest of the summer, and water safety advocates say the most important safety tool is not something people bring with them, but their full attention. Read More Local News
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