Andrew Ruiz
WPTV
West Palm Beach, FL, United States
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Nouman Raja's trial now set for February
Jury selection is scheduled to take place on Feb. 22 for the trial of ex-Palm Beach Gardens officer Nouman Raja. → Read More
Lion exhibit expansion opens at Lion Country Safari
Lion Country Safari in Loxahatchee celebrated the completion of its expanded lion section Thursday. → Read More
13-year-old arrested in Martin County for making school threat
A 13-year-old student was arrested Tuesday evening in Martin County after posting a written threat on social media. → Read More
Florida voters head to the polls for primary
Tuesday is Election Day across Florida. → Read More
Treasure Coast High School teacher back home after shooting in Jacksonville
A Treasure Coast High School teacher is back home recovering after he was shot in the shin during Sunday’s shooting during a video game tournament in Jacksonville → Read More
Train quiet zones take effect in Boynton Beach
Boynton Beach is now among the list of cities in Palm Beach County under a quiet zone. → Read More
Boynton Beach police are investigating several car burglaries
Boynton Beach police are investigating several vehicle break-ins. They happened along Ocean Inlet Drive. One person is in custody, according to residents. > Residents along Ocean Inlet Dr say several cars were broken into overnight. @BBPD are on the scene. A resident says police caught the suspect. @wptv @FOX29WFLX pic.twitter.com/0MPYZfG5jd — Andrew Ruiz (@AndrewRuizWPTV) August 22, 2018 → Read More
Rally to ban weed-killing chemical held today
People are trying to ban a popular weed killer in Martin County. → Read More
Congress Ron DeSantis, Brian Mast to tour algae-ridden areas
Two sitting congressman running for office will tour parts of the Treasure Coast impacted by algae. → Read More
Army Corps, Rep. Brian Mast meeting Friday in Stuart to discuss Lake Okeechobee
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will be in Stuart Friday to host a water management briefing with U.S. Rep. Brian Mast. → Read More
Police activity at Glades Road and Airport Road in Boca Raton
Boca Raton police are in the area of 1500 West Glades Road and Airport Road. The public is urged to avoid the area. → Read More
Palm Beach County School District opens sixth food court-style lunchroom
The Palm Beach County School District opened its sixth food court-style lunchroom. → Read More
West Palm Beach announces plan to reduce crashes involving pedestrians, bicyclists and cars
Tuesday West Palm Beach Mayor Jeri Muoio announced Vision Zero. → Read More
Leftover time on West Palm Beach parking meters will help homeless
A new program in downtown West Palm Beach is helping the homeless, and it has to do with how much time you put on the meter. → Read More
Art teacher workshops held in West Palm Beach as new school year approaches
Teachers are preparing to welcome their students back to school on Aug. 13. → Read More
Emergency meeting in Martin County Tuesday to address water quality
The Martin County Board of Commissioners has called an emergency meeting Tuesday to discuss water quality in the county. → Read More
School bus routes to be released Monday in Palm Beach, St. Lucie counties
School bus routes are getting posted across our area Monday -- a critical time for people to figure out if their kids will be able to take the bus or not. → Read More
Teachers from Puerto Rico among those starting new school year in Palm Beach County
Palm Beach County teachers return to work Monday, and joining the group will be about 600 new teachers in the school district. → Read More
TeacherFest welcomes 600 new Palm Beach County teachers
Friday was the first day for new teachers in Palm Beach County. → Read More
National Flood Insurance program set to expire, could impact more than 1 million people
Homeowners living in flood-prone areas could soon lose their insurance if Congress does not act fast. → Read More