Thierry Beaud is the owner of Pistache French Bistro in Downtown West Palm Beach. He said the shut down in March because of the pandemic was devastating.
COVID-19 relief, a $1.4 trillion catchall spending package, and defense policy — and a final burst of judicial nominees — dominate a truncated two- or three-week session occurring as the coronavirus pandemic rockets out of control in President Donald Trump’s final weeks in office.
Thierry Beaud is the owner of Pistache French Bistro in Downtown West Palm Beach. He said the shut down in March because of the pandemic was devastating.
Specific details are now emerging on how Florida will handle its first allotment of the COVID-19 vaccine. It comes a day after a CDC panel recommended nursing homes and healthcare workers take priority.
Florida's new coronavirus cases rose by 9,994 as deaths increased by 97 and the total toll including nonresidents residents passed 19,000. Total daily tests 122,939. State's daily first-time positivity rate up to 9.12%, Palm Beach County down to 7.96.
Virginia football coach Bronco Mendenhall says he has "no interest in going back to Florida State" after his team's game against the Seminoles was postponed after they had already traveled to Tallahassee.
Crime scene tape was posted outside the entrance of a Family Dollar near West Palm Beach on Wednesday after the sheriff's office said a man was shot in the leg.
A federal appeals court has ruled that Palm Beach County and the city of Boca Raton have violated the First Amendment right of free speech in the U.S. Constitution by banning therapists from practicing "conversion therapy" on minors, which is attempting to change their sexual orientation.
Prosecutors have closed the final case against four women charged in connection to an alleged prostitution ring out of a now-shuttered massage parlor in Jupiter after the last defendant accepted a plea deal Wednesday morning.
Ross Bernards and his friends ended up with the monolith all to themselves for about an hour and took nighttime photos until some other visitors came walking up.
Despite hundreds of tips and a “multitude” of priests with histories of abusing children in Florida, Investigative Reporter Katie LaGrone reveals how Florida law barred the state’s top attorney from prosecuting past cases of priest abuse.
