What Hurricane Milton wrought: A rampage of fear, damage in western Palm Beach County
For Palm Beach County and the Treasure Coast, the worst of Hurricane Milton came before the high winds even arrived. Deadly tornadoes spun off by the approaching storm rampaged through neighborhoods in Wellington, The Acreage, Palm Beach Gardens and Fort Pierce, overturning cars, ripping up houses and killing at least five people.
Hurricane Milton live updates: Public schools closed Friday as Palm Beach County surveys damage
Hurricane Milton carved a path of destruction across Florida, spawning tornadoes that killed five people in Fort Pierce, destroyed homes in Wellington and wrecked a new Publix in the Palm Beach Gardens community of Avenir.
A tornado was so powerful that it tossed a giant dumpster onto the roof of a home in the Avenir community of Palm Beach ...
Neighbors in Wellington in Palm Beach County are still shaken by the tornado that ripped through the area with the winds of ...
The National Weather Service said the tornado that ripped through Palm Beach County on Wednesday had peak winds of 140 mph, ...
PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. – An industrial dumpster ended up in a Palm Beach County home after a tornado moved through a ...
Hundreds of Palm Beach County storm victims are busy assessing the damage and starting the rebuilding process after an ...
Palm Beach County residents are describing in vivid detail how they took cover during tornadoes that devastated their ...
Palm Beach Gardens Fire Rescue has entered the new fiscal year with raises and plans to hire 33 new firefighters and follow ...
Residents in a Palm Beach Gardens community are cleaning days after an EF3 tornado tore through their neighborhood, ripping off roofs on brand new, well-built homes and causing structural damage.
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