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1 week ago | xl1067.iheart.com | Rob Garguilo

Sunrise, FL - British rock legends The Who will kick off their final North American tour with a farewell performance at Amerant Bank Arena in Sunrise this summer. Founding members Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend will headline The Song Is Over North America Farewell Tour, named after their 1971 track, kicking off August 16th in Sunrise. The tour will make stops in major cities including New York, Toronto, Los Angeles, and Vancouver before concluding in Las Vegas on September 28th.

2 weeks ago | xl1067.iheart.com | Rob Garguilo

Palm Beach Gardens, FL - A Palm Beach Gardens man has been sentenced to federal prison after allegedly orchestrating a massive payroll tax fraud scheme that funded a lavish lifestyle, including the purchase of 27 Ferraris, a yacht, and a private jet. According to the U.S. Department of Justice, 51-year-old Matthew Brown operated a payroll services firm, Elite Payroll, which handled tax withholdings for small businesses across Palm Beach, Martin, and St. Lucie counties.

2 weeks ago | xl1067.iheart.com | Rob Garguilo

FLORIDA - Governor Ron DeSantis signed “Gage’s Law,” which will require hospitals to test for fentanyl when treating patients for suspected overdoses or poisonings, as Florida teaks a new step in its battle against the opioid crisis. The law takes effect July 1st. The legislation is named after Gage Austin Taylor, a young man who died in 2022 after unknowingly consuming a substance that was allegedly laced with fentanyl.

2 weeks ago | xl1067.iheart.com | Gordon Byrd

CLEARWATER -- State Fish and Wildlife officers say the driver of a boat that crashed into a ferry Sunday evening is cooperating with investigators. No charges have been filed so far. Major Evan Laskowski with the State Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission says they're working with prosecutors, to determine whether the crash was hit and run. Officials say the driver of the boat submitted to a blood alcohol test and passed. A male passenger on the ferry boat was killed and ten others injured.

3 weeks ago | xl1067.iheart.com | Joel Malkin

A toddler's life was saved in Jupiter. Police say the one-year-old was found unconscious in a backyard pool on Sunday. Two police officers performed CPR until Fire Rescue arrived and provided medical attention. The child regained consciousness and was taken to the hospital. The Jupiter Police Department wrote on social media that they are grateful to the officers who "utilized their training and experience to perform life-saving measures, resulting in the life of a small child being saved."