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WEST PALM BEACH, FL (WFLX) - Investigators have determined the cause of a fire that destroyed much of the Sunniland Patio furniture store June 12 was accidental. The fire started around 9:30 at nightMore >> Investigators have determined the cause of a fire that destroyed much of the Sunniland Patio furniture store June 12 was accidental.More >> RIVIERA BEACH, FL (WFLX) - One suspect is in custody in connection with the shooting of a 2-year-old girl in Riviera Beach. Keyniah Lowe was last listed in critical but stable condition at St. Mary's MedicalMore >> One suspect is in custody in connection with the shooting of a 2-year-old girl in Riviera Beach.More >> (WFLX )--Hair stockings, anyone? The hot trend for women this summer might just be this pair of leggings that make you ladies look like you've lost your razor. Not surprisingly, this picture has goneMore >> The hot trend for women this summer might just be this pair of leggings that make you ladies look like you've lost your razor.More >> BOYNTON BEACH, FL (WFLX)-- The death of a male worker at the Publix distribution center in Boynton Beach is under investigation. The incident happened sometime last week at the warehouse along ParkMore >> The death of a male worker at the Publix distribution center in Boynton Beach is under investigation.
More >> WELLINGTON, FL (WFLX) - The Sugar Pond Manor subdivision in Wellington has been targeted by thieves multiple times in recent weeks. Now, residents there are fighting back to stop the rash of break-insMore >> The Sugar Pond Manor subdivision in Wellington has been targeted by thieves multiple times in recent weeks. Now, residents there are fighting back to stop the rash of break-ins before it becomes worse.More >>
LEESBURG, VA (WFLX) - The First Lady had to yell for help Tuesday for a person in the audience who fell ill while Mrs. Obama was talking in Virginia.
"Are we good right there? Help is on the way," she said.
After making sure the person was okay, Mrs. Obama urged the crowd to "bend your knees," it is a line both President Obama and the First Lady have used to respond to fainting incidents at campaign events -- particularly during hot summer months earlier this year.
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