U.S. Rep. Ron Klein and Republican challenger Allen West got a chance to clarify their records and positions during a live, web-streamed debate Monday morning. WPTV Channel 5 hosted the debate and reporters from the Palm Beach Post and the Palm Beach Daily News asked the questions.
After delivering what Sen. Dave Aronberg billed as one of her strongest presentations to the Forum Club of the Palm Beaches Friday, Alex Sink was quickly whisked away by her staff and security personnel behind a black curtain.
In the struggle to develop and implement sustainable energy systems in Florida, Babcock Ranch might appear to some to be a shining hope. But buried below glossy images and well-produced concept videos, you'll find underdeveloped science and political hesitation that may prevent the project from living up to it's high expectations.
Amendment 4 supporters demonize big business in television ads, but others argue well-funded special interest groups would potentially have more influence over local land use, not less, with the passage of Amendment 4.
After 2 1/2 years of political battle, Gov. Charlie Crist's deal to purchase tens of thousands of acres of land from U.S. Sugar Corp. for Everglades restoration is just days away from closing.
Gubernatorial candidate Rick Scott addressed business leaders, candidates and Forum Club members in downtown West Palm Beach Thursday. While he tried to stay focused on jobs and the economy, his opponents continued to bring up his deposition.
Rick Scott has won the strong support of congressman Lincoln Diaz-Balart, congressman Mario Diaz-Balart and congresswoman Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, but the South Florida U.S. representatives have agreed to disagree on immigration issues.
Gov. Charlie Crist was invited to be the Grand Marshall at Everglades High School's homecoming. And while he was in Miramar Friday in the role of governor, he took the opportunity to remind teachers to support him in his bid for U.S. senator.
In what has generally been a quiet race for chief financial officer, an issue over "free lunch" is creating some heat.
