Good morning, Boca Raton.

The Palm Beach County Library System and Palm Beach County Parks & Recreation will host Town Halls to share current and future capital project plans for libraries and parks; residents in Boca Raton are invited to attend for details (community input is welcome).

Boca Raton Police said an accident on Thursday at 11:37 a.m. closed all westbound lanes and disabled traffic lights at Yamato Road and Congress Avenue, prompting drivers to use alternate routes.

A small electrical fire at the FAU information booth occurred Thursday morning, prompting a cautious response by FAU police and Boca Raton Fire Rescue (which ensured no injuries) and causing brief traffic delays near the booth through noon.

A crash on Thursday morning led to the closure of the eastbound & northbound lanes at the intersection of Glades Road and Northwest 13th Street, and Boca Raton Police urged drivers to take alternate routes as investigations continue.

Boca Raton's Spady Museum is launching its revised Black History Study program in September and is accepting enrollments for grades 3-12 and adults; the updated curriculum includes age-appropriate lessons for all participants.

Palm Beach County schools lost 7,000 student enrollments in the first 11 days of this school year compared to last year, prompting a hiring hold and staffing realignment to counter an expected funding loss (over $100 million).

District officials are reviewing issues including demographic shifts and rising living costs.

South Florida teens built a championship-winning solar car through 4-H at UF/IFAS Extension Broward & Palm Beach counties on August 27, showcasing a new model for workforce development.

Tropical Storm Dolly formed Thursday morning and is moving west at 24 mph from the central Atlantic; forecasts say it will weaken into a tropical wave before affecting the Leeward Islands this weekend & local officials advise keeping an eye on weather updates.

Loggerhead sea turtles broke a 36-year record with 1,077 nests along Boca Raton's coast as turtle season continues until Oct.

31 (residents must follow local light rules to protect hatchlings).

The Palm Beach County Board of County Commissioners proclaimed August as National Golf Month on Tuesday, Aug.

25, citing golf’s benefits to health, recreation and tourism in Palm Beach. The move also supports youth development and environmental care in the community.