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Nearly two dozen indie music bands are riding the momentum of punk's resurgence at BumbleFest, Palm Beach County’s preeminent indie music festival
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After more than 20 years, $2.5 million and 148 newly planted trees, West Palm Beach opened a bicycle and walking trail along Clear Lake from Palm Beach Lakes Boulevard to downtown.
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City commissioners approved a plan Aug. 5 to install up to 20 electronic wayfinding kiosks throughout downtown — at no upfront cost to the city. The city will be working with IKE Smart City, a Columbus, Ohio, company, to set up and oversee the kiosks.
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Residents say homeless individuals swarmed their historic neighborhood after city officials fenced off the park five months ago for construction — construction they say has not yet even started.
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Sensors placed throughout downtown West Palm Beach could soon begin recording video of pedestrians, cyclists, drivers and pests. City officials say it'll help improve traffic and pest control, and they're planning a transparent rollout to address privacy concerns.
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Rohi's Readery, a “social-justice driven" children's bookstore, plans to expand into the Northwest Historic District, a predominantly Black neighborhood.
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More than a dozen South Florida artists will perform at the annual music festival in downtown West Palm Beach this weekend, including school bands and a competition winner who's opening up for a hip hop legend Nelly.
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The Pulitzer-prize winning story is performed on stage through Saturday at the Palm Beach Dramaworks in West Palm Beach. It was extended due to popular demand.
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As the population grows in Downtown West Palm Beach, people are getting to know their neighbors in “third places” — thanks to a successful community engagement project aimed at repurposing public spaces.
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Ericka Squire, dancer and founder of nonprofit Natural Movers Foundation, will mark Black History Month with a one-of-a-kind day of dance event at the Kravis Centre for the Performing Arts, in West Palm Beach.
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The first full public accounting of the 2022 death of Romen Phelps, a 33-year-old electrician who crashed into Dreyfoos High School of the Arts while in the throes of a drug-induced mania, shows that a 2-minute clash with a cop - who refused to grant police an interview but was later honored - ended his life.
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At the end of an intense 11-hour meeting, and after months of debate, GL Homes' project was rejected by the Palm Beach County commission in a 4-3 decision after two commissioners changed their vote.