Good morning, Delray Beach.

WPBF 25 News is promoting pet adoptions across the Treasure Coast and Palm Beach County this week, featuring Rey (a 9-year-old Retriever/Labrador mix) who is available through Furry Friends Adoption; contact the shelter to inquire.

Recent king tides this week severely eroded the shoreline at Juno by the Sea, removing beach access and leaving a steep drop-off close to homes.

Residents say officials acknowledged the damage and warned a long-term fix will require coordination among multiple agencies.

JFK Medical Center is appealing Delray Beach’s May denial of its plan for a 10,860-sqft freestanding emergency department on a two-acre parcel at 3921 W.

Atlantic Ave (after paying $7.1 million), and a mediation hearing is set for Nov. 12.

The American Heart Association's 2026 Palm Beach Heart Walk will take place Saturday, Nov.

14 at Meyer Amphitheater in West Palm Beach; organizers urge people to register, join a team, or donate to support CPR training and heart-health programs. WPTV Morning Anchor Ashley Glass will emcee (co-chairs say sharing personal heart stories raises awareness).

Florida Atlantic University will launch a free youth mental health program (OWLS FLY) in January at FAU's education building in Boca Raton, using a 1.2 million grant from the Children's Services Council to offer individual, family, and group counseling for ages 6 through 17 and training for master's students.

The Walk to End Alzheimer's will be held this weekend in Palm Beach to raise money and awareness for Alzheimer’s care + support and research, with WPBF 25 as the event’s TV partner and Nathalie Pozo serving as the Boca walk emcee.

Families with children ages 5 to 17 who financially qualify can get up to 10 free one-on-one counseling sessions from Ruth and Norman Rales Jewish Family Services through a Palm Beach County Youth Services Department grant, and parents can call JFS (561-852-3333) to check eligibility.