Yasmine Julmisse
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- Sep 29, 2026
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200-pound sea turtle Jurassic returns to the ocean after rehab in Juno Beach (opens the original)
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Around 200 people gathered in Juno Beach Tuesday morning to watch a green sea turtle named Jurassic return to the ocean after being rehabilitated. Despite being named Jurassic, the over-200-pound turtle is only approximately 30 years old. He was found lethargic and experiencing floating issues in Pompano Beach last month. "We think that he might have been affected by a toxin," said Dr. Heather Barron, chief science officer and lead veterinarian. After receiving initial treatment at Zoo Miami, Ju
Lake Worth Beach organization in need of supplies for thousands of US service members overseas (opens the original)
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The Forgotten Soldiers Outreach (FSO) in Lake Worth Beach, which sends monthly care packages to more than 5,200 deployed service members worldwide, is struggling with low supplies and rising shipping costs. “What’s normal to see is that all of these bins are full and there’s nothing empty. Nothing is flat. And right now, even though we have enough for this month, it’s only going to last so long,” said Mahima Lehman, who works with the organization. FSO ensures that service members begin receivin
Tractor-trailer fire closes Martin County road temporarily (opens the original)
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A major road in Martin County reopened after a tractor-trailer caught fire Wednesday morning. The fire occurred on Southwest Pratt Whitney Road, between Southwest Bulldog Way and Bridge Road. Pictures from the scene show crews cleaning up after the incident. There is no word on whether anyone was hurt. Stay up to date: The latest headlines and weather from WPBF 25 Get the latest news updates with the WPBF 25 News app. You can download it here.
South Florida flooding threat grows as soaked ground braces for more rain through Tuesday (opens the original)
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WPBF 25 First Warning: Meteorologists are tracking impact weather that could bring localized flooding to parts of South Florida through Tuesday. Ground conditions remain saturated from recent rainfall, increasing the risk of flooding in areas that receive heavier downpours. Additional rainfall could quickly lead to flooding in low-lying and poorly drained areas because the ground is already saturated from recent rainfall. There will also be more widespread storm coverage over the next few days,
National safety campaign promotes train accident prevention in Florida (opens the original)
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A nationwide safety campaign, "See Tracks? Think Train," is taking place this week to prevent crashes, injuries, and deaths along railroad tracks and crossings. The Federal Railroad Administration said there have been 108 accidents involving trains in Florida so far this year, with eight of those occurring in Palm Beach County. Nationally, there have been more than 6,000 train-related accidents. Safety officials are urging drivers to pay attention to rail crossing signals and never stop on the t
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