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Recent news for West Palm Beach and Jupiter, Florida (as of May 19, 2026), covering today and the past week.

West Palm Beach Area

Palm Beach International Airport (PBIA) is being renamed Donald J. Trump International Airport, with the change expected around July 2026. The airport also received a $10 million federal grant for terminal upgrades, new restrooms, mothers’ rooms, and a sensory room.

A 66-year-old West Palm Beach man died from injuries after a motorcycle crash on May 15 at North Dixie Highway and 13th Avenue North in Lake Worth Beach.

An arrest was made on May 17 in connection with a fatal shooting that occurred in April 2025 in West Palm Beach.

The city is transitioning its Ride WPB shuttles to a faster, all-electric, on-demand transit system. Some road closures are in effect due to flood protection work.

Local notes: High school graduations are taking place, the Cox Science Center has a new "Brick Planet" Lego exhibit, housing grants are available for homebuyers, and there were incidents including a child rescued from a pond and a fiery crash.

Jupiter Area

A boat carrying four people capsized near the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse around May 15; everyone was rescued with no major injuries.

A mother is seeking felony charges after an elderly couple allegedly took e-bikes from boys who were fishing.

Community updates include preparations for a Memorial Day ceremony on May 25, confirmation that town water is safe, and various development and school-related stories.

Overall: The past week featured public safety incidents, infrastructure improvements, community events, and the high-profile airport renaming. Weather has been typical for the season — warm and humid with a chance of isolated showers.


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