Boynton Beach News

Unless his family comes up with more than $2,000, James Potts will not be able to start at SUNY Buffalo next week.

One Winn-Dixie location employs about 65 people. 30 stores x 65 employees = 1,950. That's approximately how many people will be let go by Sept.

A 29-year-old man has been arrested in central Florida, accused of molesting young girls when he lived in Boynton Beach five years ago.

Carolyn Mollo was having trouble deciding on a career path when she realized the answer had been right in front of her all along.

Lake Worth resident Peter Driscoll was charged with three counts of hit and run, one count of resisting an officer, one count of driving under the influence and is currently being held in jail on a $10,000 bond.

A man drove up onto the walkway at the Tri-Rail station in the 600 block of West Yamato Road and crashed into a fence and pole.

ASG stands for "amplification of self gratification" and the thought of that conjures up all kinds of exciting and potentially destructive thoughts - which is suitable for these guys , who are Iron Maiden status-heavy but a little easier on the ears: think Split-era Groundhogs.

The Anti-Defamation League reported today that assaults and harassment of Jews in South Florida is declining.

Not to worry, golf club membership dues are not necessary to belong, or even greens fees.

Palm Beach County Sheriff's investigators look for clues outside the shop where the owner was killed.

A Boynton Beach woman faces child neglect charges after police said she left her 4-month-old son alone in a hot car.

A 21-year-old Lantana woman was arrested Sunday morning on a charge of child neglect.

One caller to The Palm Beach Post reported that her relative, recovering from a major surgery, laid up in a dark room with no lights, no television - and no ability to open her room window.

Last week's Boynton Beach Community Redevelopment Agency meeting had dramatic reenactments, a surprise witness, bitter allegations and impassioned defenses.

Building on recent cases made against Riviera Beach police officers and a Palm Beach construction official, the state attorney's office and five police agencies are forming a task force to tackle public corruption investigations, officials announced today.