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'I can't believe it': Port St. Lucie family displaced after fire reignites overnight (opens the original)
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A family of nine in Port St. Lucie is without a home after a fire that began Wednesday morning reignited overnight, destroying their house on Crosspoint Drive. Karleen Morgan, a mother and grandmother, was home with her family when she first noticed something unusual. "I smelled smoke. I said to my nephew, 'I smell smoke, you don't smell?' He said no," Morgan said. When she opened the garage door, she saw smoke pouring out. "A lot of smoke coming from the garage," she said. Morgan believes the f
JetBlue to end nonstop Vero Beach to New York flights in September (opens the original)
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JetBlue will discontinue its nonstop flights from Vero Beach to New York City on Sept. 8, citing passenger demand for the route falling short of expectations. The low-cost carrier has been offering flights to John F. Kennedy International Airport since December 2025. Passengers on affected JetBlue flights will be notified directly and will receive full refunds, according to the company. Stay up to date: The latest headlines and weather from WPBF 25 Get the latest news updates with the WPBF 25 Ne
Palm Beach County firefighters return after rescue mission in Venezuela (opens the original)
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Five Palm Beach County firefighters have returned home after an eight-day mission in Venezuela, where they helped with search and rescue efforts following two devastating earthquakes that killed more than 3,800 people and displaced 18,000. The team, part of Florida Task Force 2, worked in La Guaira, the hardest-hit area, searching for survivors trapped in the rubble. "The area itself was devastated. Not a building was untouched — destructed beyond repair. Most of the high-rises are going to have
Palm Beach County students gain hands-on business experience at entrepreneurship forum (opens the original)
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Students in Palm Beach County participated in the "Mind Your Business" entrepreneurship forum Tuesday, gaining hands-on experience in business and innovation. The forum is designed to inspire the next generation of creators, problem-solvers, and emerging business leaders. There are four key learning areas in the program: STEM, media, artificial intelligence, and trades. Get the latest news updates with the WPBF 25 News app. You can download it here. The program has grown significantly over the y
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