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A 9/11 special airs tonight at 7 p.m. on WPTV, where first responders and survivors share memories of the day that changed America 25 years ago (highlighting unity and resilience).

Palm Beach County residents remember the impact of 9/11 even after 25 years (including some Jupiter locals).

A remembrance ceremony will be held at Westlake Lodge at 6:30 p.m. Sept. 11 to honor survivors and first responders.

Palm Beach County School District Police Officer Christopher Delgado faces a recommended 40-hour unpaid suspension for violating multiple department policies, including those on relationships with students; the school board will consider the action next week.

Last August was Florida’s second warmest with an average of 83.7° and 12 counties in South Florida and the Treasure Coast recording their hottest month in over a century.

Varying rainfall left some areas with deficits while El Niño boosted heat and raised landscaping costs.

Rosh Hashanah starts at sundown today with festive meals + shofar blasts marking the Jewish New Year, while local families prepare traditional treats for a sweet celebration; Yom Kippur will follow on Sept.

20 with a day of fasting and reflection.

Palm Beach County will consider updating its animal ordinance on Nov.

17 to require dog owners to carry ($100,000) liability insurance and to raise permit fees for hobby breeders while a community meeting in West Palm Beach voiced concerns over irresponsible breeding practices.

The Loggerhead Triathlon celebrated its 40th anniversary on Aug.

22 at Carlin Park in Jupiter + over 100 racers participated, blending original competitors with new athletes at the event.

Busch Wildlife Sanctuary relocated to Jupiter Farms a year ago and now cares for local species like a rescued cougar and a Florida bobcat while offering educational conservation programs.

The nonprofit is dedicated to protecting Florida’s natural resources for everyone in the community.