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Elections from local newsrooms

From WPEC, TAPinto Pompano Beach and Haute Living, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. WPEC2 hours ago

    St. Lucie County flips blue after 14 years as voters increase turnout despite floods

    St. Lucie County flipped blue in Tuesday's governor's race for the first time in more than a decade, as voter turnout climbed despite historic flooding that for

  2. TAPinto Pompano Beach4 hours ago

    Change in Pompano's District 4 as Patricia Hawkins-Williams Unseats Beverly Perkins; Other Incumbents Keep Seats

    POMPANO BEACH - The final, official vote tallies may still change as the Broward Election Supervisor reports mail-in ballots as “partially reported,” but on the morning after Election Night, the mo...

  3. TAPinto Pompano Beach6 hours ago

    Change in Pompano's District 4 as Beverly Perkins Unseated

    POMPANO BEACH - The final, official vote tallies may still change as the Broward Election Supervisor reports mail-in ballots as “partially reported,” but on the morning after Election Night, the mo...

  4. Haute Living6 hours ago

    North County New Development Tracker: November 2026

    As of Nov. 4, 2026, our cards show two tracked North County buildings with near-completion status: The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Palm Beach Gardens (from $4.8M, 106 residences, 2026) and Rosewood Residences Hillsboro Beach (from $5.95M, 92 residences, 2027). Boca Raton approved a 76-unit resort building. Deerfield Beach voters rejected Question G, about 71% to 29%, in

In brief

The short notes of 5AM Boca Raton’s last two editions. Open one to read it, with its sources.

  • Chili cook-offThe Women's Club of Coconut Creek will host a Chili Cook-Off on Sat., Nov.

    The Women's Club of Coconut Creek will host a Chili Cook-Off on Sat., Nov. 14, at Sabal Pines Park during the Fall Harvest Festival. Five local restaurants and food businesses compete, and the fundraiser supports student scholarships and teacher grants. A $20 tasting passport gets you five chili samples, cornbread, water and a ballot, and passports are on sale in advance online.

    Around Florida · Tuesday’s editionSources: Coconut Creek Talk, TAPinto Pompano Beach