Terace Garnier
WPBF 25 News
Palm Beach Gardens, FL, United States
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Hundreds of land crabs invade Port St. Lucie neighborhood
Residents in a Port St. Lucie neighborhood say hundreds of creepy crustaceans have not only invaded their backyards, but also attached themselves to porch screens and attempted to infiltrate homes by scurrying into open garages. “My wife stands out here with a broom when I’m trying to back the car out to keep them from running into the garage because once they get in there there’s a million… → Read More
Susan G. Komen Florida announces expansion of Community Breast Health Navigator program
Navigators help provide support before, during and after treatments for breast cancer → Read More
Boxes of teddy bears delivered to fire station for traumatized children in South Florida
Firefighters to give out bears to kids and teens during emergencies. → Read More
New video: Mother shops at beauty store 1 day before newborn left in dumpster
Rafaelle Sousa charged with two felonies, including attempted murder. → Read More
Sands reach 132 degrees on Florida beaches
Lifeguards warn beachgoers to bring shoes and extra shade. → Read More
Seaweed littering Florida beaches may be toxic
St. Lucie County officials warn beachgoers not to touch seaweed → Read More
Smelly seaweed littering local beaches
SHORELINE DROVE MANY OF THEM AWAY. >> THE SMELL IS REALLY STRONG. LIKE, WE SMELLED IT WHEN WE WERE DRIVING OVER THE BRIDGE. IT’S THAT STRONG. >> IT SMELLS LIKE ROTTEN EGGS OR ROTTEN FISH. TERACE: BRIAN LAPOINTE, A RESEARCHER WITH THE HARBOR BRANCH OCEANOGRAPHIC INSTITUTE, SAYS THE SARGASSUM BLOOM, OR SEAWEED, DOES NOT HAVE THE SAME TOXIC CHEMISTRY AS SAY THE BLUE-GREEN ALGAE IN LAKE… → Read More
Port St. Lucie police investigate cause of death after body found in wooded area
Was foul play involved? → Read More
Florida nesting turtles injured by boats at alarming rate, new study finds
Researchers study possible reproductive impact after discovering hundreds of injured nesting turtles → Read More
Fatal child drownings are on rise, U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission reports
Florida drowning prevention groups give water safety tips for families, tourists. → Read More
Florida conservationist says shark attack in Bahamas is not normal
The family of California woman killed by three sharks while snorkeling in Bahamas starts a GoFundme page → Read More
Driver survives car being sliced in two by high-speed train
Wife of the survivor: 'He’s in a lot of pain, but he’s lucky to be alive' → Read More
16-year-old remains in hospital after allegedly being pinned to house by car
Police are searching for woman accused of ramming car into Fort Pierce home → Read More
Palm Beach County sheriff: Streets are safer after arrests of 14 gang members
Two-year investigation leads to arrests of a dozen-plus purported Riviera Beach gang members. → Read More
Local Army veteran selected to jump over Normandy during the 75th anniversary of D-Day
Out of 250 paratroopers, Chung Wong was the only South Floridian selected to pay tribute in France → Read More
Satellite imagery is showing potentially toxic algae blooms on Lake Okeechobee
Satellite images show algae blooms on western portion of lake → Read More
BBQ restaurant employee tests positive for hepatitis A in West Palm Beach
An employee at Off Tha Bone BBQ tested positive for hepatitis A, according to the Florida Department of Health, pushing the number of cases for Palm Beach County to 21. → Read More
It’s official: The disaster preparedness sales tax holiday has begun
Floridians head to hardware stores to take advantage of sales tax-exempt items → Read More
South Florida firefighters find new ways to protect pets from fires using stickers
Palm Beach County Fire Rescue teams up with Animal Care and Control to launch 'Save Our Pets' campaign → Read More
West Palm Beach mayor says city’s efforts to reduce the homeless population have paid off
For the second year in a row, homelessness has been on the decline, according to Mayor Keith James → Read More