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Patriots Owner's Prostitution Case Heads to Appellate Court
Prosecutors charging New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft with buying sex from massage parlor prostitutes are trying to save their case.
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Trump Golf Course Seeks Lower Rent Because of Virus Shutdown
The golf course President Donald Trump owns near his Mar-a-Lago getaway is seeking a break on its rent because of lost business caused by the coronavirus outbreak
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Hundreds of Boats Gather for Parade Supporting Trump Near Mar-A-Lago
Hundreds of boaters were seen drifting through Palm Beach waterways in support of President Donald Trump Sunday afternoon. The boat parade departed from Jupiter Inlet and traveled southbound to Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort. Chopper footage showed hundreds of boats of all sizes waving “Trump 2020” and American flags as they floated in unison supporting the president. According to a Facebook event,…
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Passenger on Flight to South Florida Airport Tests Positive for Coronavirus
Officials say a passenger who arrived on a flight at Palm Beach International Airport has tested positive for the coronavirus. NBC affiliate WPTV-TV reports the passenger landed Wednesday night just before 9 p.m. on a JetBlue flight from New York City’s JFK Airport. Passengers were forced to remain on the plane for nearly two hours before departing just before 11…
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Man, Woman Charged With Trespassing at Trump's Mar-A-Lago
Authorities say a man and woman have been arrested after parking and remaining near President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida without permission.
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Court Date Set for Legendary Singer Rod Stewart in Alleged New Year's Eve Assault
Lawyers for legendary musician Rod Stewart were in a South Florida courtroom Tuesday morning over a battery charge stemming from a New Year’s Eve altercation with a security guard at a West Palm Beach hotel. NBC affiliate WPTV-TV reports Stewart’s right to a speedy trial was waived and a pretrial hearing was set for April 17. Stewart has pleaded...
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Chinese National Found Not Guilty of Alleged Trespassing Incident at Mar-A-Lago
A Chinese woman has been found not guilty of trespassing for an alleged incident inside the Mar-a-Lago resort of President Donald Trump. NBC affiliate WPTV-TV reports a jury of seven people acquitted 56-year-old Lu Jing of the crime Wednesday in a West Palm Beach courtroom but did convict her of one count of resisting arrest. Jing faces one year in…
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Officers Open Fire After Vehicle Breaches Mar-A-Lago Security Checkpoint
The sheriff of Palm Beach said the vehicle was driving erratically and putting the public’s well-being in danger
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