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In western Palm Beach County, "black snow" falls every year. Is it safe? Here's what we found.
The Post partnered with nonprofit news outlet ProPublica to investigate cane burning, a practice being banned in several major sugar-producing countries. → Read More
NASA partners with academics to study cane burning pollution in the Glades
A team of scientists from across the country will use low-cost sensors and NASA satellite data to assess pollution in western Palm Beach County. → Read More
Sugar companies said our investigation is flawed, biased. Let’s dive into why that’s not true.
ProPublica and The Palm Beach Post published an investigation into the air quality in Florida’s heartland, where more than half the country’s cane sugar is produced. The companies producing that sugar challenged our reporting. We respond. → Read More
Lawyers for Glades residents fear Florida Legislature just made it harder for them to sue over sugarcane burning
The new legislation that passed last week that expands Florida’s Right to Farm Act includes language that is expected to foil the class-action lawsuit brought against sugar growers over cane burning. → Read More
Coronavirus Florida: Warning or criminal charge? How to beach, boat this weekend
As Memorial Day weekend approaches with eased restrictions, police from Boca Raton to Jupiter say they’ll enforce social-distancing rules with → Read More
Coronavirus Florida: Antibody tests bolster suggestion COVID spread early in Florida
At least 11 people in a small Delray Beach neighborhood tested positive for coronavirus antibodies in April. They felt symptoms as early as November. → Read More
Warnings ignored, labs slashed, expertise lost. Actions a decade ago crippled Florida’s response to COVID-19
Elected officials, agency heads and experts responsible for the state's public health system knew an epidemic capable of killing thousands and decimating the state's economy would come. But Florida didn't fix the problems. It contributed to them. → Read More
Pedestrian killed on Jog Road near Lantana, PBSO says
A man, who officials have not identified, was killed crossing Jog Road at Lantana Road late Saturday, the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office reports. → Read More
Voting: At 5 p.m. some precincts still without poll workers due to coronavirus fears
What you need to know to head to the polls today. → Read More
Voting: Coronavirus prompts poll workers to call out, leaving sites unstaffed, shorthanded
What you need to know to head to the polls today. → Read More
Coronavirus: Boca law firm sues Chinese government over its role in pandemic
A Boca Raton firm is seeking class-action status in a lawsuit against the Chinese government, claiming it “covered up” the dangers of → Read More
UPDATE: Shots fired at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago during chase from Palm Beach to West Palm
PBSO said a driver in an SUV breached two security points outside President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago, and law enforcement officers fired their weapons at the vehicle. → Read More
NEW: Mother, daughter fled officers, bypassing Mar-a-Lago security before shooting
PBSO said a driver in an SUV breached two security points outside President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago, and law enforcement officers fired their weapons at the vehicle. → Read More
NEW: ’Impaired’ 30-year-old woman involved in shooting, security breaches near Mar-a-Lago
PBSO said a driver in an SUV breached two security points outside President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago, and law enforcement officers fired their weapons at the vehicle. → Read More
’Impaired’ 30-year-old woman involved in shooting, security breaches near Mar-a-Lago
PBSO said a driver in an SUV breached two security points outside President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago, and law enforcement officers fired their weapons at the vehicle. → Read More
Longtime County Commissioner Karen Marcus planning to run again
After an eight-year hiatus, Marcus is "99 percent" sure she’ll vie with at least two opponents for the north county seat being vacated by Hal Valeche. → Read More
Longtime County Commissioner Karen Marcus plans her return
Marcus 99 percent sure she’ll run against two opponents for the north county seat held by Hal Valeche → Read More
With help from strangers, displaced Bahamian family makes long journey home
Hurricane Dorian separated a Bahamian mother from her children, but a relief group reunited them in West Palm Beach and fulfilled the mother’s wish to go home. → Read More
Help offered to patients of closed Golden Center hospital
Former patients of the now-closed nonprofit Jerome Golden Center for Behavioral Health can call 211 to find services. → Read More
16-year-old boy accused of having gun on Dwyer school bus awaits bond hearing
A teen will wait in jail until Tuesday to set bond on a charge of carrying a firearm on school property, a judge ordered, mentioning the frequency and severity of recent campus shootings. → Read More