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WPTV profiles the housing crisis in South Florida and the solutions that are available to help those being priced out of paradise.

There is a housing crisis in America and South Florida, as often is the case, is a microcosm for all that has gone sideways during the COVID-19 era. We spoke with experts in the community for a virtual town hall on the issues impacting Florida residents.

The president of the University of Florida was in West Palm Beach on Monday to discuss plans to open a satellite campus in the city.

The Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office is investigating Thursday after receiving reports of an active shooter near Renaissance Charter School in Wellington, authorities said.

Palm Beach County doctor talks monoclonal treatments

Palm Beach County's top health official on Tuesday is providing an update on the state of the COVID-19 pandemic locally.

High-profile civil rights attorney Benjamin Crump announced that his legal team will file a wrongful death lawsuit against the Boynton Beach Police Department in connection with the recent death of a local teen.

Financial expert Chris Markowski and WPTV Senior Reporter Michelle Quesada discuss inflation problems and supply chain issues.

Florida’s governor has a lot on his 2022 wishlist and Tuesday morning he's hoping to rally the legislature to support those goals as he addresses lawmakers and Floridians with his annual "State of the State" address.

Florida’s governor has a lot on his 2022 wishlist and Tuesday morning he's hoping to rally the legislature to support those goals as he addresses lawmakers and Floridians with his annual "State of the State" address.

From booster shots, to how contagious omicron is, to vaccine effectiveness against the virus, masking and more, ask your questions to infectious disease specialist Dr. Leslie Diaz.

After news of the announcement of the first case of the omicron variant in the U.S., WPTV anchor Shannon Cake spoke with infectious disease specialist Dr. Ramprasad Gopalan about the new strain.

Former WPTV reporter Tim Malloy, co-author of the Jeffrey Epstein book "Filthy Rich," speaks with WPTV's Shannon Cake and WPTV legal analyst Michelle Suskauer about the latest in the ongoing Ghislaine Maxwell trial and offers his unique perspective on the case.

Gov. Ron DeSantis spoke Monday afternoon in Central Florida to announce his budget requests for law enforcement in the next fiscal year.

This week is Homeless Awareness Week, dedicated to drawing attention to the problems of hunger and homelessness. We're talking to the CEO of The Lord's Place and a client who rebuilt her life with support from the organization.

As WPTV prepares for another year of Bill Brooks' Food for Families, WPTV anchor Kelley Dunn and programming director Bernadette O'Grady reflect on the man who started it all and his lasting legacy on the community.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis on Wednesday held a news conference in West Palm Beach about election security.

November is Alzheimer's Disease Awareness Month, a time to heighten awareness about Alzheimer's and show support for the more than 6 million Americans living with it.

Dr. Yong Sing da Silva, the medical director of pediatric critical care at Palms West Hospital, speaks about what parents should know about getting their children vaccinated against COVID-19.

WPTV's Tania Rogers speaks with breast cancer survivor Nancy G. Brinker, founder of the Susan G. Komen and Promise Fund of Florida organizations, as well as breast surgeon Dr. Julian Berrocal and breast imaging Dr. Dianne Georgian-Smith, to discuss the importance of early detection and ways to help fight the disease.

The School District of Palm Beach County's universal face mask mandate for students took center stage Wednesday evening when school board members met.

News conference about Vero Beach fraud investigation

Gov. Ron DeSantis continued to tout the state's monoclonal antibody sites while also announcing that Florida has acquired more doses of the COVID-19 treatment.

WPTV spoke to school district superintendents in Palm Beach, Martin, St. Lucie, Indian River, and Okeechobee counties about the first 30 days of the 2021/22 academic year.

A Palm Beach County man paralyzed in a shooting nearly 8 years ago has died at the age of 28, according to his attorney.