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Race, then head home: Inside St. Lucie County’s P1 Motor Club (opens the original)
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ST. LUCIE COUNTY, Fla. (CBS12) — The 650-acre development plans nearly 10 miles of driving surfaces, trackside homes and country club amenities. Membership currently starts at $192,000. P1 Motor Club expects to welcome members onto its first racetrack within a month, offering an early taste of a community where owners will eventually be able to drive on a circuit and head home overlooking it. The 650-acre development on Okeechobee Road is taking shape on a former orange grove. Plans include mult
Martin County rejected a plan for homes, a new state law offers another route (opens the original)
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MARTIN COUNTY, Fla. (CBS12) — A new Florida law could offer another path toward housing on 396 acres near Kanner Highway, after Martin County commissioners voted against advancing a residential proposal for the land last year. The property, known as Waterside, lies south of SW 96th Street, between Kanner Highway and the St. Lucie Canal. The applicant previously sought to change its designation from agricultural to low-density residential. Commissioners voted 5–0 in November 2025 not to advance t
Beloved minister killed in West Palm Beach shooting remembered for faith, music (opens the original)
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WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (CBS12) — Friends and fellow church members are remembering a 31-year-old West Palm Beach minister for the music, faith and service he devoted to his community before he was shot and killed early Sunday morning. Minister Akeem Moore served as the Minister of Worship at Mount Calvary Baptist Church of West Palm Beach and was involved in the church’s Evangelistic Outreach, Technology and Social Media ministries, according to a statement provided to CBS12 News by the church. B
Jupiter High students take science out of the classroom for 30-year fish study (opens the original)
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JUPITER, Fla. (CBS12) — Jupiter High School students are helping track the health of the Indian River Lagoon through a fish study that has continued for more than 30 years. Students in the school's Environmental Research and Field Studies Academy spent Thursday collecting, identifying, and measuring juvenile fish near Jupiter Island before releasing them back into the lagoon. The four-year academy takes students into the field about once a month to learn about marine biology firsthand. During Th
$40K to ditch septic? Indian River homeowners face costly sewer mandate (opens the original)
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INDIAN RIVER COUNTY, Fla. (CBS12) — Thousands of homeowners are required to give up their septic systems and connect to sewer under a state mandate, a change that some residents say could cost them tens of thousands of dollars. Indian River County has canceled five remaining countywide sewer conversion workshops after officials said the first two drew an overwhelming response and created confusion among residents who were not immediately required to connect. The requirement stems from Florida's
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