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Early voting ended Saturday in Martin, St. Lucie, Indian River, and Okeechobee counties, and will continue through today in Palm Beach County at any early voting site; statewide more than 2 million people have voted and nearly 140,000 ballots came from Palm Beach County so far.

A temporary FAA flight restriction is in effect through today across a 30-nautical-mile radius around Palm Beach, grounding drones and limiting private flights up to 17,999 feet with stricter rules inside 10 nm, affecting Jupiter + nearby communities; pilots must follow NOTAM authorization procedures.

Halloween's sunset arrived earlier last night, leaving many trick-or-treaters in darkness; daylight saving time ends today at 2 a.m., when clocks will fall back one hour.

The chance of a Florida hurricane in November is low but not zero, and Atlantic hurricane season runs through Nov.

30 (Nov. 30); Florida has had three November hurricanes since 1900, most recently Nicole in 2022, so stay alert for late-season threats.

Daylight Saving Time ends Sunday, Nov.

1 at 2 a.m. when clocks fall back one hour (to 1 a.m.), so set clocks before bed after Halloween.

Palm Beach County is hosting 13 Halloween events through Saturday, Oct.

31 at venues across the county, from family-friendly Spookyville and Cox Science Center activities to adult parties at Pink Steak & West Palm Cowboy Club & many run today and Saturday.

The Education Foundation awarded more than $207,000 in GoTeach classroom grants on Thursday in Lake Worth, giving 82 grants to over 130 teachers from $1,000 to $5,000 each to fund literacy, CTE, graduation support, student resiliency, STEM including AI, financial literacy, and help for underperforming students.

The Jupiter Civic Center is closed indefinitely after high tides, strong winds and king-tide erosion carved away its deck, stairs and some concrete foundation at Carlin Park, canceling all events through the end of November (beach crossovers 45–50 are also closed).