Good morning, Jupiter.

September is Service Dog Awareness Month in South Florida - Alex de Gunzburg uses his social media account JaxonLaze to teach locals about service dog etiquette and ADA laws so residents can better respect working animals like his medical alert dog Laze.

Amazon's Labor Day sale offers discounts on mosquito repellents including bug zappers, repellent bracelets, and citronella candles to help keep mosquitoes at bay.

Shoppers in Jupiter can take advantage of these deals online this weekend — just in time for Labor Day.

Florida’s sales tax holiday for hunting, fishing, and camping gear began Tuesday, Sept.

1 and will run until Dec. 31. The tax break covers eligible items — including specific firearms, ammunition, and camping supplies — for both in-store and online shopping.

Four months ago, a teacher raise approval led to layoffs of 76 media clerks, and now the union and district are negotiating another year of pay.

The first bargaining session was held as enrollment continued to drop.

South Florida water managers are preparing for a busy week as tropical moisture brings a 60-70% chance of rain each day, raising flooding risks in the region.

Crews are monitoring water levels — ensuring the water management system is ready to handle the heavy rainfall.

Florida Preparedness Month began on Sept.

1 as the state urged residents to build seven-day emergency kits & learn their evacuation zones. Families were advised to keep gas tanks half full & stay tuned to local alerts as hurricane season peaks.

Palm Beach County commissioners postponed a proposed rewrite of the animal care ordinance after licensed hobby breeders raised concerns about privacy and fee hikes — the proposal is set to return for review in October or November.

The FDA announced a nationwide recall on Aug.

28 of two Northwest Naturals pet food products due to salmonella and listeria risks; Jupiter pet owners who purchased items (lot B-5 or lot B-19) should stop feeding pets and return the products for a refund.