Good morning, Jupiter.

Palm Beach County Commission designated May 29 as Liz Quirantes Day to honor the longtime CBS12 anchor who retired after 35 years of service — the proclamation recognizes her impact on local journalism and community storytelling.

Duke Energy Florida will issue a $90.5 million refund to its customers this summer for over-collection on hurricane restoration funds (approved May 5).

The utility will reduce fuel charges from June through September for roughly 2 million customers in 35 counties.

Restaurants across Jupiter and the region offered $5 margaritas and taco specials during Tuesday's Cinco de Mayo, with Topside at the Beacon serving quesabirria tacos and live entertainment.

National chains also joined the event with app-based deals and freebies.

Jupiter High students collected 4,500 petition signatures to support a 3.5% teacher raise and aim to reach 5,000 before today's Palm Beach County school board vote.

The move comes as educators seek fair compensation for their work.

NOAA and the National Weather Service are offering daily hurricane safety tips during Hurricane Preparedness Week—May 3-9—to help residents understand risks, plan emergencies, and know safe actions before, during, and after storms.

Make sure you review the daily advice as the week progresses.

No tropical storms linger in the Atlantic, but forecasters predict Florida faces a 74% chance of a named storm this season, which runs June 1 to Nov.

30. Historical storms, like the 2003 Storm Ana that capsized a boat near Jupiter (killing two), serve as a reminder to stay alert.

Four endangered leatherback sea turtles, including a tracked nesting female named Deema, were fatally struck by boats in Palm Beach County's Intracoastal Waterway as nesting season continues; wildlife experts (Loggerhead Marinelife Center) urge boaters to slow down and use spotting measures to reduce risks.

Mosquito control experts warn residents that the rainy season may increase mosquito activity and advise draining standing water and using repellent around homes.

Officials use traps + testing to monitor mosquito populations for diseases.

First Generation Band Live

5-7:30 p.m. — Double Roads Tavern & Live Music — Free entry — Experience an electrifying evening with dynamic rock performances and crowd-pleasing interactions.

Jelly Roll's Beautifully Broken Tour

7-8:30 p.m. — iTHINK Financial Amphitheatre — Ticket prices vary — Experience Jelly Roll's dynamic blend of country and rap with high-energy performances and heartfelt stories.

Open Water Scuba Certification Course

9 a.m. — Jupiter Dive Center Storefront — $609 plus additional fees — Dive into adventure and explore the ocean with certified instructors in Jupiter, Florida.

Paint Your Pet Workshop

5:45-8 p.m. — Jupiter Artisan Marketplace — Cost varies — Unleash your creativity by learning to paint your beloved pet on a pre-drawn canvas.