Good morning, Jupiter.

WPBF 25 interviewed Best Buddies Palm Beach County to explain how the nonprofit aims to create a more inclusive world—its comments show plans to support all community members with ongoing efforts.

A king tide cycle—with the full moon on November 5 and onshore winds—will cause sunny day flooding in low-lying coastal areas later tonight and possibly into tomorrow morning.

Scattered showers and gusty winds will add changeable conditions to the region.

Six South Florida restaurants were ordered shut after state inspectors found rodent droppings and live insects in food production areas, including a bagel shop that had over 150 insects and 190 droppings.

Some establishments reopened after follow-up inspections cleared only basic violations — however, Tropical Smoothie Cafe remained closed following two high-priority issues.

An elderly couple in a local condo asked for a ramp to improve access for their walker and wheelchair but the board denied their request even though the Fair Housing Act allows reasonable modifications at the resident's cost.

Attorney Ryan Poliakoff advises residents to mention the Fair Housing Act and contact a local discrimination office if the board continues to refuse necessary modifications.

Meltdown Live Performance

8-11 p.m. — Double Roads Tavern & Live Music — Free entry — Experience high-energy 90's alternative rock with South Florida's rising stars, Meltdown.

Tee It Up for the Troops Charity Golf Event

7:30 AM – 3:30 PM — Jupiter Country Club — Registration fees apply — A day of golf, gratitude, and giving back to support local veterans.

Fortunate Youth Concert

5:30-8:30 p.m. — Downtown Abacoa — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy reggae vibes and let the good times roll with Fortunate Youth.