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Major Lung Cancer Advancement At Boca Regional
Boca Region Hospital continues to make news for its staff, facilities and equipment.
Millions of years from now, when archaeologists are trying to figure out how we lived circa 2012, they need only unearth the site of the Sawgrass Mills Mall.
Driver who caused fatal crash loses license
The driver who caused a January crash that killed four family members, must pay $4,000, give up his driver's license and complete 120 hours of community service, a Broward judge ruled Wednesday.
First FAU Med Students Now Hospital Bound
It is an impressive accomplishment - and one that many thought would never happen.
Delray Homeowner Shoots Intruders
What we know so far is a male living in the home was threatened by three male individuals.
Memorial Day: Where to Celebrate in Broward and Palm Beach Counties
Whether you're looking to barbecue on the beach or let the professionals take care of matters for you, it should be a big one.
Market MoverOH, No! Conan O'Brien is Back
BOCA RATON, Fla., Nov. 8, 2010 -- On his official "Team Coco" Web site, the late-night-tv return of Conan O'Brien is summed up with this note: If you've missed ANY of the awesome CONAN promos that have been on tv in the run up to our new show on Monday? WE'VE GOT EM ALL! The problem is that the surefire clue that a "comedian" is either trying too ... (more)
Tick tick... Boom! at Outre Theatre Company: The Better, Younger Sister of Rent
The set design for Outre Theatre Company's forthcoming production of tick tick... Boom! begins at the foot of the stage with a white picket fence enclosing the action.
Fla. Gov. Scott vetoes sheriff's $1 million 'snitch on your neighbor' program
Gov. Rick Scott on Monday vetoed almost $368 million in state spending before signing the budget for next year, including $1 million for a violence prevention and mental health initiative sought by the Palm Beach County Sheriff Ric Bradshaw .
A water main of undetermined size broke Monday afternoon, making the ground soft and causing a sinkhole to open near the Boca Town Center, according to Chris Helfrich, director of the Utility Services Department for the City of Boca Raton.
Gov. Scott to veto 3% hike in college tuition
Gov. Rick Scott plans to veto a bill on Monday that would have increased Florida college tuition by 3 percent, The Miami Herald reports.
FAU president's new salary as a professor to cost taxpayers more
Mary Jane Saunders' new salary as a professor at Florida Atlantic University will cost taxpayers $76,000 more, following her resignation as the school's president, the Sun Sentinel reports.
Burning Bush, Boca Style Leads To Police Investigation
Turns out even Moses lives in Boca Raton. That's the only logical explanation at this point for why a family came home to their West Boca property and found burning and burnt palm fronds.
Infant Nearly Drowns In West Boca Pool
Palm Beach County Fire Rescue tells BocaNewsNow.com that rescuers rushed to the scene in the 22000 block of Calibre Court at 1:27pm. First responders found a "male infant that had fallen in the pool and was now out." BocaNewsNow.com is the leading site for news and information based in Boca Raton, Florida.
EMERGENCY: Child Pulled From Pool In Boca Falls
Palm Beach County Fire Rescue rushed to the clubhouse pool at Boca Falls late Sunday afternoon after receiving calls that a child had drowned.
Ala., boy makes progress after brain tumor
Kevin, 8, has lived with posterior fossa syndrome since 2010, which has radically changed the way he walks, talks and moves.
5 Fun Things to Do This Weekend
Saturday's Expo promotes singles meeting each other in a positive, healthy, upbeat, safe and friendly atmosphere.
Connecticut billionaire Edward Lampert in July became the highest profile hedge fund manager to move himself and his operation to Florida.
Lawyer deals Boca Raton 4BD for $1.55M
William H. Grimditch, Jr., and Carolyn W. Grimditch sold a four-bedroom, 3.5-bath home at 1955 Thatch Palm Drive in Boca Raton to Robert B. Freed and Robin H. Freed for $1.55 million on Feb.