Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 16th of July.
Good morning, Jupiter.
🎓 Education
Florida International University researchers found that slight pixel tweaks nearly doubled harmful AI responses, prompting concern for small business tools and urging stronger safeguards.
They presented the study in Boca Raton in December 2025 — highlighting risks local companies may face.
🏛️ Government
Palm Beach County now offers free parking for residents at the beach—nonresident fees still apply, officials confirmed as part of the new policy change.
This update secures free local access while maintaining revenue through nonresident charges.
Palm Beach County commissioners denied without prejudice Project Tango, a proposed AI data center near Arden (after months of community meetings) due to concerns over power use and impacts near Saddle View Elementary (a local school).
🏥 Health
Veterinarians in our county warn that a stronger strain of feline panleukopenia virus is now making adult cats seriously ill with symptoms like vomiting and lethargy.
They urge cat owners to update vaccinations & isolate any sick pets to help stop the spread.
A Florida doctor warned parents today about the dangers of the Benadryl challenge — a social media trend where excessive allergy pills are taken to cause hallucinations—and advised them to talk openly with their children about what they see online.
🏈 Sports
Jake Worth, a 28-year-old local, is inspiring others with his goal to run daily and compete in a triathlon, marathon, and ironman after his Ross procedure — a rare heart surgery — eight months ago.
He has run for 45 straight days and aims to reach 1,000 days.
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