News across Greater Port St. Lucie

Martin County completes analysis of areas with repeated flood losses
The study identifies areas with multiple flood insurance claims and outlines potential mitigation measures.

Woman arrested after shooting at Martin County towing facility
Deputies say a woman fired multiple shots at people at a towing facility before fleeing and being stopped on Cove Road near U.S. 1.

St. Lucie Fire Board seeks legal guidance for fire district policy review
Board members want an independent process for handling complaints against fire officials following the termination of three firefighters in an alleged hazing incident.

Florida files lawsuit against Pfizer over COVID-19 vaccine marketing
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier filed a lawsuit Thursday against Pfizer Inc., alleging unfair and deceptive marketing of Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine. The suit, filed in state trial court in St. Lucie County, also names Albert Bourla, the company’s chairman and CEO. It seeks…

Free Pick, Paddle & Play Beach Jam returns to Fort Pierce Nov. 14
Proceeds to benefit three non-profits

Palm City dog mayor nominations open ahead of 2027 Mutt March
Pet owners can nominate their dogs for the honorary title through Oct. 31, with voting set to begin Nov. 13.

Port St. Lucie restarts public art search for Torino Regional Park
City commissioners rejected proposed mosaic designs for three park restrooms and voted to start the selection process over before the park opens next year.

City of Fort Pierce Announces, “Let’s Talk Fort Pierce” Community Presentations on Amendment 3

Stuart creates committee to identify land for conservation
The seven-member committee will rank undeveloped properties based on their environmental impact as the city prepares to spend $2.7 million a year on acquisitions.

Fort Pierce police arrest 21-year-old after traffic stop turns into pursuit
A driver accused of fleeing a traffic stop and later attempting to flee again was arrested Sept. 25 after a pursuit in Fort Pierce, police said.

St. Lucie County plans breast cancer awareness events in October
Parks and Recreation will host pickleball, an aquatic fitness class and a free mammogram screening as part of its “Get Your Pink On” activities.

Stuart seeks resident input on proposed backyard chickens
A city survey asks residents whether they support allowing up to four hens per household and what safeguards should be included.