Palm Beach Post

The Palm Beach Post is a prominent daily newspaper in the United States, catering to readers in Palm Beach County and the Treasure Coast region of South Florida. It ranks as the 80th largest daily newspaper nationwide and stands as the 7th largest in the state of Florida.

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Playoff baseball: Cardinal Newman, St. Andrew's, Jupiter Christian sweep in first round

1 day ago | palmbeachpost.com | Rick Robb

Cardinal Newman defeated Coral Shores 5-1 to advance to the Region 4-2A semifinals. St. Andrew's upset University School in a two-game sweep. Jupiter Christian also secured victory in its regional matchup. Senior right-hander Max Gonzalez pitched a three-hitter and struck out eight to lead Cardinal Newman to a 5-1 victory over Tavernier-Coral Shores on Tuesday to complete a two-game sweep of their Region 4-2A quarterfinal series in West Palm Beach.
Palm Beach County school bus drivers, custodians, other employees rally for better pay

1 day ago | palmbeachpost.com | Wayne Washington

Non-instructional staff of the Palm Beach County School District are protesting low wages. The school district says it values its staff and uses market data to determine pay, citing budget constraints. Non-instructional staff members of the Palm Beach County School District plan to protest what they describe as intolerably low pay during a rally in front of district headquarters early Wednesday evening, April 23.
Schools could end DEI programs for business, staff, students to avoid potential $300M loss

1 day ago | palmbeachpost.com | Wayne Washington

The Palm Beach County School Board is considering ending diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs to avoid losing $300 million in federal funding. The changes would eliminate diversity goals in hiring and retaining staff, and end the women-and minority-business enterprise program. The Trump administration views some DEI programs as potentially violating anti-discrimination laws.
See photos of new self-driving shuttle roaming downtown West Palm Beach

2 days ago | palmbeachpost.com | Holly Baltz |Chris Persaud

Driverless technology has come to downtown West Palm Beach with the debut of its new self-driving minibus making its way around CityPlace. Boca Raton-based tech company Guident debuted its autonomous bus to pick up passengers along its one-mile route connecting the West Palm Beach Brightline train station and the parking garage on Sapodilla Avenue and Hibiscus Street. The vehicle is almost driverless. A human operator on an Xbox video game controller occupied one seat on its initial run.
Are tariffs, threats to take over Canada suppressing Palm Beach County tourism?

2 days ago | palmbeachpost.com | Chris Persaud

Despite President Trump's tariffs and threats towards Canada, Canadian travel to Palm Beach County increased in February 2025. Overall travel from Canada to the rest of the U.S. decreased in February 2025, the first decline since the COVID-19 pandemic. Canadian travel to Palm Beach County increased in February despite its most famous resident, President Donald Trump, imposing steep tariffs and threatening to take over that country.
Mentors give young men guidance at Watkins Middle's first Gentlemen's Day: Friends are key

2 days ago | palmbeachpost.com | Wayne Washington

Howell L. Watkins Middle School in Palm Beach Gardens held its first "Gentlemen's Day" to mentor male students. Mentors encouraged students to prioritize positive relationships and avoid negative influences. The principal, Presley Charles, shared his personal story of overcoming adversity through mentorship. Howell L.
High school baseball regional roundup: How did local teams fare on opening night?

2 days ago | palmbeachpost.com | Rick Robb

Rick RobbSpecial to The PostThe playoffs have arrived for Florida high school baseball with a new twist for the 2025 postseason. 15 Palm Beach County high school baseball teams qualified for regional competition, which is now decided in a best-of-three format. The higher-seeded team will host the first two games, with the option of playing a doubleheader. If a third game is necessary, it will be played at the lower seed’s home field.
Palm Beach County 13-year-old dies in oceanfront drowning along Fort Lauderdale beach

2 days ago | palmbeachpost.com | Julius Whigham II

Investigators say Jerry Hyppolite was swimming in the Atlantic when he went missing near the Bahia Mar Fort Lauderdale Beach hotel. A 13-year-old boy drowned in Fort Lauderdale on April 18. The boy's body was recovered near the Bahia Mar Fort Lauderdale Beach hotel. The search for the boy lasted several hours and involved a police dive team. A 13-year-old boy from Palm Beach County died April 18 in an accidental drowning near a beach in Fort Lauderdale, police said.
NBA playoff games today: Schedule, bracket update, predictions

2 days ago | palmbeachpost.com | Steve Gardner

The 2025 NBA playoffs continue Monday, with a pair of Game 2 matchups. The home teams in both series are off to good starts and will look to take 2-0 leads in the best-of-seven affair. The New York Knicks used a 21-0 run in the fourth quarter to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat in their series opener against the Detroit Pistons. Jalen Brunson led the way with 34 points in New York's 123-112 victory on Saturday night.
Fire that gutted Jack the Bike Man's warehouse in West Palm could cost the charity $500K

3 days ago | palmbeachpost.com | Andrew Marra

The fire that gutted Jack the Bike Man's vacant warehouse in West Palm Beach caused a $500,000 reduction in the building's sale price, the charity said. The charity, which provides bikes to underprivileged children and adults, planned to sell the warehouse to pay for a new permanent location. The fire forced the charity to reduce the warehouse's sale price, hindering their search for a new home.