Good morning, Jupiter.

Mobile School Pantry is providing fresh fruits, vegetables, and healthy items to low-income families as the school year begins, allowing families to select groceries with dignity while community volunteers help distribute food across Palm Beach County.

Place of Hope helped during Operation Statewide Shield by providing food, snacks, water + care supplies as law enforcement rescued 163 missing children across Florida during the four-day effort.

Local school districts provided updated enrollment numbers today.

Indian River County recorded a 1% drop, Palm Beach County lost 5,900 students, Martin and St. Lucie counties increased, and Okeechobee County remained steady.

Brian Martinez from Greenacres says Biscayne Drive is nearly impassable during rain due to deep potholes and standing water — Palm Beach County Engineering and Public Works and the Lake Worth Drainage District dispute responsibility for repairs.

The USDA issued a Class One recall for nearly 30,000 lb of Argentine beef that skipped mandatory safety inspections — Aventura-based Corte Argentino distributed the cuts to local retailers and restaurants, and consumers are urged to check freezers for affected products.

Local veteran Chris Dillon of Jupiter says he faces repeated delays with appointments and medication at the West Palm Beach VA Medical Center as he waits for better care.

He has reached out to Congressman Brian Mast for help in resolving these issues.