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EST. 2025

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EST. 2025 • JUPITER, FLORIDA

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Jupiter’s Housing Market: It’s Not One Story Anymore

If you’ve been trying to make sense of Jupiter’s real estate market lately, you’re not alone. The August numbers tell a story—but it’s not the usual “prices are up” or “prices are down” headline.

Sep 3, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
community

Where Jupiter Eats in 2026: 8 Local Favorites for Every Kind of Meal

From waterfront seafood and creative local cooking to casual family favorites, here are eight Jupiter restaurants worth knowing in 2026.

Sep 3, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
crime

Tiger Woods Due in Court Wednesday for DUI Change-of-Plea Hearing — Case Stems from Jupiter Island Crash

Tiger Woods is scheduled to appear before a Martin County judge Wednesday morning as his DUI case — stemming from a March rollover crash near his Jupiter Island home — reaches a potential turning point

Sep 2, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
crime

Man Arrested After Burglarizing Five Jupiter Plumbing Vans, Stealing $11,000 in Tools

A man wearing a ski mask and gloves was caught on camera breaking into five Jet Plumbing vans on a Sunday morning in Jupiter — and was stopped near PGA Boulevard after a brief standoff with police.

Sep 2, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
community

Guy Fieri Just Came Back to This North County Italian Restaurant for the Fourth Time

The Food Network star recently made his fourth visit to Venezia Pizza & Ristorante, a longtime family-owned Italian restaurant on Northlake Boulevard in North Palm Beach.

Sep 1, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
business

Suni Sands Deal in Jeopardy: Environmentalists Push Back on Jupiter Waterfront Development

A decade-long battle over one of Jupiter's last undeveloped waterfront parcels has entered a critical new phase — and the clock is ticking.

Aug 27, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
history

A Glimpse of Growing Up in Jupiter: Girls at Pitchford School in 1921

More than a century ago, a group of young girls gathered outside a school in Jupiter with basketballs in their hands.

Aug 25, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
sports

Jupiter Warriors Open 2026 Season 2-0, Outscoring Opponents 108–13

Under new head coach Josh Brooks, the Jupiter Warriors have looked dominant through two games. Here's a look at the scores, the full schedule, and what to expect next.

Aug 26, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
business

Jupiter's New Utility Billing Portal Goes Live Tuesday: What Customers Need to Know

The Town of Jupiter Utilities Department will launch its new online customer portal, Jupiter Utilities Connect, at 8 a.m. Tuesday, August 25. The new system is designed to make it easier for customers to pay bills, manage their accounts, monitor water usage and receive account alerts.

Aug 25, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
environment

Jupiter Narrows Restoration Begins, Bringing New Life to Eroding Mangrove Islands

A years-long community effort to save one of the Jupiter area's most recognizable stretches of water is officially moving from planning to construction.

Aug 25, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
crime

A Tornado Just Touched Down 30 Miles North of Jupiter. Are You Ready?

A landspout tornado hit Port St. Lucie Sunday — a reminder that peak hurricane season brings more than wind and rain to Palm Beach County.

Aug 24, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
community

A Jupiter Nonprofit Is Helping Families Get Free School Meals

Fifty-five Palm Beach County schools are not included in the district's free meals program this year. El Sol, Jupiter's Neighborhood Resource Center, is stepping in to help families apply for free or reduced-price lunch before kids go hungry.

Aug 22, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
arts

Palm Beach Food & Wine Festival Returns in December — And Jupiter Has a Stake in It

The Palm Beach Food & Wine Festival is back December 10–13, 2026, with 20-plus events across eight South Florida cities — including Jupiter. Tickets are on sale now, and a portion of every purchase benefits a Jupiter nonprofit you may already know.

Aug 21, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
history

Before the Lighthouse: George G. Meade’s Design for Jupiter Inlet

Long before its red tower became an unmistakable part of Jupiter’s landscape, the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse existed as lines on a sheet of paper.

Aug 20, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
business

Jupiter Town Council Advances Development, Public Safety and Infrastructure Items

Development changes, emergency services, cybersecurity and water infrastructure were among the issues before the Jupiter Town Council at its August 18 meeting.

Aug 19, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
history

Perry Como Found His 'Little Piece of Heaven' in Jupiter

The legendary singer entertained millions around the world, but when the spotlight faded, Perry Como found peace, privacy and a place to call home along the Jupiter Inlet.

Aug 18, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
crime

Jupiter Middle School Mourns Longtime Teacher Kevin Burns After Water Accident

The Jupiter Middle School community is mourning longtime teacher Kevin Burns, who died Friday evening after being caught in a strong current while snorkeling off the Jupiter coast.

Aug 18, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
sports

Hammerheads Keep Rolling as Playoff-Bound Season Heads Into Final Stretch

The Jupiter Hammerheads are heading toward the final weeks of the regular season with a playoff spot already secured — and they’re giving local fans more reasons to pay attention along the way.

Aug 15, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
crime

Pedestrian Killed by Brightline Train Near Toney Penna Drive in Jupiter

A pedestrian was struck and killed by a Brightline train along the Florida East Coast Railway tracks in Jupiter on Saturday evening. Jupiter Police are investigating. No identity has been released.

Aug 16, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
history

A 350-Pound Catch at Jupiter Inlet, Circa 1910

Long before Jupiter Inlet became the familiar boating and fishing destination we know today, fishermen were already landing some remarkable catches here.

Aug 14, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
community

He Learned CPR in P.E. Class Two Weeks Before His Dad Had a Heart Attack. Then He Used It.

Jupiter teen learned CPR in gym class. Two weeks later, he used it to save his dad.

Aug 13, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
sports

Loggerhead Triathlon Celebrates 40 Years in Jupiter With Anniversary Race at Carlin Park

The Tampa General Hospital Loggerhead Triathlon will celebrate its 40th anniversary on Saturday, Aug. 22, 2026, at Carlin Park in Jupiter, bringing hundreds of athletes, volunteers and spectators together for one of Palm Beach County’s longstanding summer sporting traditions.

Aug 12, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
crime

He Was Looking at His Phone When He Saw Her. Seconds Later, He Lifted the Gate. A Train Was Coming.

Josiah Baur was on his way home from work, running a little late, when he stopped at a railroad crossing on SE Bridge Road and Dixie Highway in Hobe Sound on August 7th.

Aug 11, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
history

A Glimpse of Jupiter in 1890: The DuBois Family at Home

A photograph preserved by the State Archives of Florida captures the DuBois family on the porch of their Jupiter home more than 130 years ago.

Aug 11, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
environment

A Dead Great Hammerhead Washed Up Near Jupiter Beach Resort. It's the Sixth in Florida This Year.

Jupiter musician Christopher Ray was walking the beach south of the Jupiter Beach Resort on August 1 when he came across something he didn't expect. A great hammerhead shark — one of the ocean's most recognizable creatures — was dead in the surf.

Aug 10, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
community

Carlin Park's Oceanfront Restaurant Space Has Sat Empty for Four Years — and Jupiter Beachgoers Are Still Waiting

The blue building above the sand at Carlin Park has been vacant since the Lazy Loggerhead Cafe closed in 2022. Plans to bring in Dune Dog fell through this spring. Now Palm Beach County says a new Request for Proposal is coming — but no timeline is set.

Aug 7, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
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The Maltz Jupiter Theatre Is Welcoming Students Back — and the Kids Who've Been There Before Are Already Hungry for More

The Goldner Conservatory at Maltz Jupiter Theatre is gearing up for a new school year of classes in acting, dance, and vocals — taught by Broadway-trained performers right here in Jupiter. For the students who keep coming back, it's not just an after-school activity. It's where they belong.

Aug 8, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
arts

The Woman Behind Bean Backus Became One of Jupiter’s Florida Painters

Have you seen a Jackie Brice painting? There’s a good chance longtime Jupiter residents have crossed paths with her work—or perhaps even have one hanging at home.

Aug 7, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
community

Jupiter Weekend Picks: Four Local Spots Worth Adding to Your Weekend Plans

Whether you're planning a casual lunch, a waterfront happy hour, or dinner with friends, Jupiter offers no shortage of places to enjoy the weekend. From chef-driven coastal cuisine to neighborhood bistros and scenic waterfront gathering spots, here are four local favorites worth checking out.

Aug 6, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
community

Jupiter's MarineMax General Manager Rescues 10 People from Sinking Seaplane in Bimini

Nick Pavlakis, the general manager of MarineMax Jupiter, was on a weekend client trip to the Bahamas when a Cessna seaplane crashed and began sinking near a Bimini resort. He reached the aircraft in 30 seconds and helped pull all 10 people to safety before it capsized.

Aug 6, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
general

Florida Department of Health Issues Water Quality Advisory for DuBois Park

The Florida Department of Health in Palm Beach County has issued a water quality health advisory for DuBois Park following routine water sampling that detected elevated levels of Enterococcus bacteria above Florida's recreational water quality standards.

Aug 5, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
health

Palm Beach Gardens Medical Center Becomes First in Northern Palm Beach County to Perform Advanced Aortic Aneurysm Repair Using FDA-Approved TAMBE Device

Jupiter's nearest major hospital has reached a significant medical milestone — performing the first thoracoabdominal aortic aneurysm repair in northern Palm Beach County using the FDA-approved TAMBE device, a minimally invasive technology that previously required patients to travel to specialized centers outside the region.

Aug 4, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
history

Before the Coast Guard: Meet the Crew of Jupiter's Life-Saving Station (Circa 1890)

Long before the U.S. Coast Guard existed, Jupiter was home to one of Florida's most important rescue stations.

Aug 3, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
health

Health Alert Issued for Singer Island After Wastewater Spill — Snorkelers and Divers at Blue Heron Bridge Should Avoid the Water

A wastewater spill connected to Lift Station 10 on Singer Island has prompted a health alert and no swim advisory for Park Avenue waterways in Riviera Beach. If you're planning a trip to Phil Foster Park or Blue Heron Bridge, hold off until the advisory is lifted. Drinking water is not affected.

Aug 3, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
crime

He Lied About His Age and His Name: What Jupiter Parents Should Know About How Online Predators Use Snapchat

A Jupiter arrest has both Jupiter PD and the Martin County Sheriff's Office warning parents about a specific grooming pattern — adults using Snapchat to offer underage teens drugs, vapes, and alcohol before arranging in-person meetings. Here's what to watch for and what to say to your kids.

Aug 2, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
community

Two Sharks in One Day Near Jupiter — A Possible Great White Hooked Off the Coast and a Dead Hammerhead South of Jupiter Beach Resort

On the last day of Shark Week, two sharks made headlines near Jupiter. Fishermen hooked a 12-foot shark experts believe may be a great white off Hutchinson Island, while a dead hammerhead was found just south of the Jupiter Beach Resort and removed by Fish & Wildlife.

Aug 1, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
community

Jupiter Fourth-Grader Starts 'Habitat Heroes' to Help Protect Pets from Toxic Cane Toads

While many kids spend their summer evenings playing outside, one Jupiter fourth-grader is spending his helping protect neighborhood pets and Florida's native wildlife.

Jul 31, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
community

Every Tuesday in August, the Jupiter Inlet Hosts a Sound Bath You Probably Haven't Heard Of

Wildbluesea's Blue Mind Reset is a Tuesday evening series at the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse — guided meditation, a sound bath, herbal tea by the water, and the science of why being near water makes you feel better. Limited to 20 people. $16.

Aug 1, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
community

Lucky Shuck's 6th Annual Oyster Eating Contest Is Back — and It Benefits the Jupiter Lighthouse

90 seconds. As many oysters as you can eat. Lucky Shuck in Jupiter brings back its annual contest on August 5 for National Oyster Day — only 20 spots, $25 to compete, and all proceeds go to the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse & Museum.

Jul 30, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
history

A Rare Look at Jupiter in 1891

But have you ever wondered what this area looked like more than 130 years ago? A remarkable photograph from around 1891 offers a glimpse into a very different Jupiter.

Jul 30, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
business

Jupiter Has 40+ Major Projects Underway — Here's What's Being Built Around Town

From two new fire stations to a kayak park on Center Street, a stadium renovation, and a pair of waterfront restaurant projects on A1A — Jupiter is in the middle of a significant building cycle. Here's what's happening and where.

Jul 29, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
community

Washington Nationals Players Visit Els for Autism Summer Camp in Jupiter

Washington Nationals players spent the day with kids at Els for Autism's summer camp in Jupiter — shooting hoops, playing games, and showing up for a community that means a lot to them.

Jul 28, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
business

Major Renovation Underway at The Shoppes of Jupiter as Whole Foods Plans Move In

One of Jupiter's most recognizable shopping centers is about to look very different. Whole Foods Market is coming to Jupiter, which will replace the longtime Bealls store.

Jul 29, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
community

A Tiny Rescue, a Big Surprise, and the Wild Mix-up at Busch Wildlife Sanctuary

For a few exciting days this month, the veterinary staff at the Busch Wildlife Sanctuary believed they were holding a piece of history in the palm of their hands.

Jul 27, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
business

Judge Awards More Than $2 Million in Jupiter E-Bike Crash Lawsuit

A Palm Beach County judge has entered a $2.04 million final judgment in favor of a Jupiter mother and her son following a 2024 e-bike crash that left the then-12-year-old with serious injuries.

Jul 27, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
community

Why Your Tap Water May Smell More Like Chlorine in Jupiter

The Town of Jupiter is conducting its annual Free Chlorine Maintenance Program through August 4, temporarily switching from its usual chloramine disinfection process to free chlorine

Jul 26, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
history

Jupiter History: When Bob Hope Helped Celebrate a New Chapter in Local Golf

Long before Jupiter became known as one of the nation's premier golf communities, the town was already attracting some of the biggest names in the sport and entertainment.

Jul 24, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
business

Jupiter Council Approves Preliminary FY2027 Property Tax Rate, Including New Fire Rescue Department

The Jupiter Town Council voted Tuesday evening to approve a preliminary millage rate of 3.5886 for Fiscal Year 2027, taking another step in the Town's annual budget process and establishing the maximum property tax rate that can be adopted for the coming fiscal year.

Jul 24, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
business

Jupiter Town Council Opposes Paid Beach Parking Proposal, Advances Fire Station 13 Renovation

The Jupiter Town Council tackled several important items during its July 21 meeting, including taking an official stance against Palm Beach County's proposed expansion of paid beach parking and approving the next phase of improvements to Fire Station 13.

Jul 23, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
history

A Great Catch from 1935: Jupiter's Long Tradition of Surf Fishing Lives On

One remarkable photograph from 1935 captures that tradition perfectly. It shows Charles Marry of Layton Park proudly holding a round pompano he caught while surf fishing on a Jupiter beach—a snapshot of a pastime that has connected generations of locals and visitors alike.

Jul 22, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
business

New Bear's Club Estate Sells for Nearly $34 Million in One of Jupiter's Biggest Luxury Home Deals

Jupiter's luxury real estate market continues to make headlines as a newly built estate inside the prestigious Bear's Club has sold for nearly $34 million, making it one of the area's most significant residential transactions this year.

Jul 21, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
community

Big Easy Cafe in Jupiter Gives Adults with Autism Real Workplace Experience — One Friday at a Time

There's a café tucked inside a Jupiter campus that most locals haven't heard of — but it's doing something worth knowing about.

Jul 21, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
politics

Beach Parking Stays Free for Jupiter Residents After Commissioners Unanimously Kill Controversial Fee Plan

Palm Beach County commissioners unanimously voted Tuesday to scrap a plan that would have charged residents up to $4 an hour to park at county beaches — including Jupiter Beach Park, DuBois, Carlin, and Ocean Cay. The reversal came after more than 5,000 residents signed petitions and a commissioner received over 2,000 emails in opposition.

Jul 17, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
community

Jupiter Couple Sues Publix After GreenWise Frozen Blueberries Linked to E. Coli Outbreak

Oscar and Roberta Cash of Jupiter bought GreenWise organic frozen blueberries at a Publix on Indiantown Road in May. Within two weeks, Roberta was hospitalized for nearly a month. Federal investigators have since linked 12 cases across Florida and Georgia to the same bacteria.

Jul 17, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
community

A Rare 1900 Photograph Captures Billy Bowlegs III and Family in Jupiter

More than a century ago, a family gathered for a photograph that would become a lasting piece of Jupiter's history.

Jul 16, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
business

Jupiter Commission Unanimously Backs Old Dixie Industrial Shift and Seaglass Condo Option

The Town of Jupiter Planning and Zoning Commission moved forward with two significant development recommendations during its meeting on Tuesday night, July 14, 2026. Both items on the regular agenda received unanimous 7-0 approvals from the commissioners.

Jul 16, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
politics

Jupiter Farms Keeps Its Rural Identity: County Votes to Block 980-Student Private School

Palm Beach County commissioners denied Calvary Church's proposal to build a K-12 private Christian school in Jupiter Farms after hours of passionate testimony about traffic, growth, and the neighborhood's rural soul.

Jul 14, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
community

Exploring Jupiter & Juno Beach: A Guide to Local Hidden Gems

Jupiter and Juno Beach offer visitors and locals a treasure trove of unique experiences beyond the typical tourist trail, from artisan marketplaces and boutique shopping to serene nature walks and spectacular snorkeling spots. Here’s your guide to the area’s best-kept secrets.

Jul 15, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
community

Jupiter Police Department Memorial Statue to Be Unveiled July 16

The Town of Jupiter will host a public dedication ceremony this week to unveil the new Jupiter Police Department Memorial Statue, a permanent tribute honoring law enforcement officers who made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty.

Jul 15, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
community

Beluga the Sea Turtle Returns to the Ocean After Months of Rehabilitation

One of Loggerhead Marinelife Center's most recognizable sea turtle patients has officially returned home.

Jul 13, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
community

Palm Beach County Fire Rescue Team Returns After Helping Rescue Earthquake Survivors in Venezuela

Members of Palm Beach County Fire Rescue are back home after spending eight days in Venezuela helping search for survivors following two powerful earthquakes that devastated parts of the country. The deployment included five members of Florida Task Force 2 and their highly trained search-and-rescue dog, Piper, who worked alongside emergency teams from around the world in La Guaira.

Jul 11, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
community

Palm Beach County Considers Paid Parking at All County Beaches, Including Jupiter

Beachgoers visiting Jupiter's popular county beaches could soon see paid parking become the norm under a proposal being considered by Palm Beach County officials.

Jul 10, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
community

Weekend Hidden Gems: Four Iconic Jupiter Spots to Explore This Weekend

From dramatic ocean views and historic landmarks to waterfront dining and unforgettable sunsets, these four destinations capture the best of what makes Jupiter special.

Jul 10, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
business

Jupiter Town Council Recap: Fire Impact Fees Advance, Playground Projects Approved, School Agreement Delayed

The Jupiter Town Council addressed several community-focused items during its July 7 meeting, including advancing a new fire impact fee ordinance, approving nearly $375,000 in playground site improvements across three parks, and postponing a proposed agreement with the School District of Palm Beach County.

Jul 8, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
sports

Jupiter's World Cup Connection Ends as Christian Pulisic and Team USA Fall to Belgium

Team USA’s World Cup run came to an end Monday night after a 4-1 loss to Belgium in the Round of 16 at Seattle Stadium. For Jupiter, the match carried a local connection.

Jul 6, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
history

Jupiter History: The 1887 Appointment That Helped Connect a Frontier Town

Long before Jupiter had neighborhoods, paved roads, or a bustling downtown, one woman helped keep the small frontier settlement connected to the rest of the country.

Jul 6, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
business

🏡 Jupiter, FL Real Estate Snapshot June 2026 Market Recap

June marked another month of transition for the Jupiter housing market. While demand remained healthy—particularly for well-maintained single-family homes—buyers had more options than they did a year ago, leading to longer decision times and increased negotiation. The market remained resilient, but pricing discipline became more important than ever.

Jun 1, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
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🏡 Jupiter, FL Real Estate Market Report & Outlook - July 2026

The Jupiter housing market continues to outperform many Florida communities, but it has clearly shifted away from the ultra-competitive seller's market of 2021–2023. Buyers now have more negotiating power, inventory has improved, and well-priced homes are still selling, while overpriced listings are sitting longer.

Jul 6, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
community

HAVE YOU SEEN HER? MICHIGAN WOMAN MISSING FOR OVER A MONTH, LAST SEEN AT JUPITER PUBLIX

Family has traveled to Palm Beach County to search — authorities ask anyone with information to come forward

Jul 5, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
environment

🌿 Jupiter Environmental Task Force Tackles Cleanups, Grants, and New Leadership

From welcoming a new member to pulling hundreds of pounds of trash out of local ecosystems, the ETF continues to demonstrate that environmental stewardship is a hands-on priority for the Riverfront community.

Jul 3, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
environment

Jupiter Inlet Habitat Restoration Achieves Historic Milestone: 1.5 Million Gallons of Water Filtered Daily

In a remarkable contribution to local marine conservation, a massive grass-roots habitat restoration effort has successfully returned approximately 23,000 native clams to the waters of the Jupiter Inlet.

Jul 2, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
business

JUPITER MEDICAL CENTER BREAKS GROUND ON NEW AVENIR HOSPITAL

New campus will bring a 24/7 ER, four operating rooms, and specialty care to western Palm Beach County

Jul 1, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
sports

HAMMERHEADS SPLIT SUNDAY DOUBLEHEADER WITH PALM BEACH, HENRIQUEZ WALKS IT OFF IN GAME TWO

Jupiter falls in opener 7-4 before stunning comeback wins game two 4-3

Jun 24, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
community

Jupiter Teen Raises $7,000 for Foster Children, Earns Full-Ride Scholarship to USF

Danielle Day graduated from Jupiter Community High School at the top of her class — while holding down a job, taking AP and dual enrollment courses, playing piano, and running a nonprofit club she founded herself

Jun 30, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
business

TriLink BioTechnologies Opens GMP Enzyme Manufacturing Facility in Jupiter

TriLink BioTechnologies, part of Maravai LifeSciences, has opened a new GMP enzyme manufacturing facility in Jupiter, Florida, shipping its first commercial batch in June 2026 and reinforcing the town's growing life sciences footprint.

Jun 21, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
health

Where to Practice Yoga in Jupiter: Beach, Park, and Community Classes for All Levels

Whether you're looking for a sunrise stretch on the sand, a relaxing outdoor flow beneath the trees, or a gentle indoor practice, Jupiter offers several welcoming yoga opportunities throughout the week.

Jun 20, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
community

Jupiter Town Council Advances Public Safety, Infrastructure Projects During June 16 Meeting

The Jupiter Town Council approved a series of public safety, infrastructure, and community development initiatives during its June 16 meeting, including major investments in fire rescue operations, water infrastructure, and community programs.

Jun 19, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
environment

🐢 Sea Turtle Nesting Season Is Underway in Jupiter: What Beachgoers Should Know

As summer arrives in South Florida, another important season is underway along Jupiter's shoreline: sea turtle nesting season.

Jul 1, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
business

Michael Jordan-Backed 1000 North Expands From Jupiter to Sarasota

1000 North, the upscale restaurant and private club on the Jupiter waterfront backed by NBA legend Michael Jordan and a group of high-profile sports and business figures, is preparing to open a second Florida location in Sarasota.

Jun 16, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
community

4 Jupiter Hidden Gems Worth Exploring

When people think of Jupiter, iconic destinations like the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse, DuBois Park, and the beaches often come to mind first.

Jun 16, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
business

Jupiter Planning Commission Approves Bear’s Club Expansion and Shoppes of Jupiter Modernization

The Town of Jupiter Planning & Zoning Commission greenlit two major local developments during its Tuesday night regular meeting, voting to recommend approval for a significant infrastructure overhaul at The Bear’s Club and a comprehensive architectural facelift at the Shoppes of Jupiter commercial plaza.

Jun 15, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
sports

The St. Lucie Mets dominated the Palm Beach Cardinals 10-1 right here in Jupiter

Backed by a masterful performance on the mound from Jonathan Jimenez and a relentless, 15-hit offensive onslaught, the Mets cruised to a dominant 10-1 victory over the Cardinals

Jun 14, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
crime

Tragic Diving Accident Near Jupiter Inlet Claims Life of Female Diver

A weekend excursion turned tragic on Saturday, June 6, 2026, when a female scuba diver lost her life following an open-water emergency just off the Jupiter Inlet.

Jun 9, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
community

Before the First Named Storm - A Jupiter Homeowner's Guide to a Storm-Ready Roof

As hurricane season gets underway across Palm Beach County, one local roofing professional is sharing his take on the most important part of storm prep: the roof over your head.

Jun 12, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
environment

From Storefront Windows to Shoreline Stabilization: The Mangrove Project Enters Year Three in Jupiter and Tequesta

The initiative marks the official launch of Year Three for The Mangrove Project, a flagship environmental awareness campaign run by the Jupiter-based nonprofit organization Wildbluesea

Jun 10, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
sports

Why More Jupiter Families Are Choosing Jiu-Jitsu — A Look Inside Brazilian Top Team Jupiter

In Jupiter, interest in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu has steadily grown over the past decade as residents look for activities that combine fitness, self-defense, confidence building, and community.

Jun 11, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
community

Jupiter Honors ER Physician Dr. Jonathan Virkler as First Hometown Hero

The Town of Jupiter has named emergency room physician Dr. Jonathan Virkler as the first recipient of its newly established Hometown Heroes Award, recognizing his dedication to healthcare, mentorship, and community service.

Jun 10, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
crime

Tragic Sunday Morning Crash on Donald Ross Road Leaves One Dead

A single-vehicle crash on Donald Ross Road early Sunday morning claimed the life of an adult male driver after his car struck a tree.

Jun 7, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
community

Major Athletic Field and Irrigation Renovations Underway at Jupiter Community Park

Jupiter Community Park has closed select fields to undergo a 160,000-square-foot reconstruction, including new Bermuda sod and advanced irrigation system replacements.

Jun 5, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
environment

Historic Milestone: First-Ever Olive Ridley Sea Turtle Nest Documented on Florida Coast

Researchers from the Loggerhead Marinelife Center have confirmed the first-ever documented olive ridley sea turtle nest in Florida, located on Jupiter Beach.

Jun 8, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
community

Meet Christian Pulisic: The World Cup Star With Ties to Jupiter

Christian Pulisic, captain of the United States Men's National Team and one of the most recognizable American soccer players in history, has long maintained ties to Jupiter, Florida. While millions of fans know him as the face of American soccer, many local residents know that when he's not competing in Europe or representing Team USA, Jupiter has been one of the places he calls home.

Jun 7, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
business

Jupiter Real Estate Market Report: Buyers Gain Leverage as Inventory Climbs Across Jupiter

Jupiter's housing market is entering a new phase this summer. After years of intense competition and rapidly rising prices, local buyers are finally seeing more choices, longer decision windows, and increased negotiating power.

Jun 8, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
history

Then & Now: How Indiantown Road and U.S. 1 Became Jupiter's Main Crossroads

If you've ever sat at the intersection of Indiantown Road and U.S. 1 during rush hour, it may be hard to imagine that this was once a quiet crossroads surrounded by sandy lots, scattered buildings, and open land.

Jun 5, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
community

Best Weekly Yoga Classes in Jupiter, Florida: Beach, Lighthouse, Library & More

Looking to add more movement, mindfulness, and relaxation to your week? Jupiter offers a surprisingly diverse yoga scene, from sunrise beach sessions and waterfront flows to beginner-friendly community classes and iconic lighthouse experiences. Whether you're new to yoga or a longtime practitioner, here are some of the most popular recurring yoga classes in the Jupiter area.

Jun 5, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
community

Jupiter Council Approves Nearly $850,000 in Park and Infrastructure Projects

Town Council approved nearly $850,000 in park, infrastructure, and utility projects during its June 2 meeting.

Jun 2, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
community

New Fire Safety Standards Advance as Jupiter Fire Rescue Continues Expansion

Council advanced new fire safety standards while receiving updates from Jupiter Fire Rescue Department.

Jun 2, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
business

Four-Story Office Building Approved on Alternate A1A

Council approved a four-story office building on Alternate A1A with added landscaping requirements.

Jun 2, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
politics

Jupiter Advances New Rules for Trespass Warnings on Public Property

Council advanced new procedures for public property trespass warnings and appeals.

Jun 2, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
community

Council Recognizes Local Service and Receives Community Updates

Council recognized local service professionals and received updates from several community organizations.

Jun 2, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
community

Historic Day for Jupiter: 90 Firefighters to Take Oath as Town Launches Its Own Fire Rescue Department

Jupiter will officially welcome 90 firefighters into service on June 1 as the Town celebrates the launch of its first-ever municipal fire department, a move projected to save residents nearly $10 million in its first year.

Jun 1, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
community

Jupiter Island Faces Growing Erosion Threat as Officials Move to Protect Vulnerable Shoreline

A newly identified erosion hotspot on Jupiter Island has local officials racing to prevent a potential breach between the Atlantic Ocean and the Indian River Lagoon. Engineers warn that a severe storm could dramatically alter the barrier island if protective measures are not taken.

May 30, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
politics

Could Florida Homeowners Stop Paying Property Taxes? Here’s What DeSantis Proposed

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announced a major new proposal this week that could dramatically reduce — and eventually eliminate — property taxes for many Florida homeowners.

May 27, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
sports

Where to Watch the 2026 World Cup in Jupiter and Nearby

The countdown to the 2026 FIFA World Cup is officially on, and if you’re looking for the best spots in Jupiter and northern Palm Beach County to catch the action, there are plenty of great local options. Whether you want giant TV screens, a packed soccer crowd, cold drinks, or waterfront vibes, these local bars and pubs are expected to be popular gathering spots throughout the tournament.

May 27, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
community

Jupiter Resident Christian Pulisic Prepares to Lead USMNT in 2026 World Cup on Home Soil

USMNT captain Christian Pulisic, who owns a $1.8M home in Jupiter, prepares to lead Team USA in the 2026 World Cup on home soil, with the tournament kicking off June 12.

May 26, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
environment

Sargassum Seaweed Hits Jupiter Beach During Memorial Day Weekend

Visitors heading to Jupiter Beach this Memorial Day weekend were greeted by large amounts of sargassum seaweed washing ashore across parts of the coastline.

May 25, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
crime

Wrong-Way Driver Dies After High-Speed Crash on U.S. 1; Four Others Injured Including Two Children

A wrong-way driver traveling at speeds exceeding 100 mph died Sunday after crashing into two vehicles on U.S. Highway 1 in Martin County, leaving four others injured, including two young children.

May 25, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
community

Live Like Jake 5K Raises Over $135,000 for Child Drowning Prevention in Jupiter

Over 1,400 runners and walkers filled downtown Abacoa in neon colors on April 25th for the 12th Annual Live Like Jake 5K, raising more than $135,000 to prevent childhood drowning. The event, held in memory of Jake Roarke Morrison, has become Jupiter's brightest and most impactful community race, funding self-rescue swim lesson scholarships for local children and supporting water safety education throughout Palm Beach County.

May 15, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
business

Jupiter Biotech Company Raises $2 Million to Fund Parkinson's Disease Clinical Trial

Jupiter Neurosciences closes $2 million funding round to advance Phase 2a Parkinson's disease trial and strengthen balance sheet. The Jupiter-based biopharmaceutical company is testing a resveratrol-based treatment.

May 22, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
community

Elderly Jupiter Couple Charged After Taking Teens' E-Bikes During Fishing Dispute

A Jupiter couple faces theft and battery charges after confronting two teens fishing near their Crown Quay Lane home and refusing to return their e-bikes.

May 21, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
business

Eco-Grant to Rescue Sawfish Bay; El Sol Proves High ROI as Town Considers Lease Extension

Jupiter is turning to mother nature to solve its worsening coastal flooding issues. The Town has successfully secured a $150,000 grant from the Florida Department of Environmental Protection to launch the Sawfish Bay Feasibility Study.

May 22, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
business

Neighborhoods Step Up Beautification, Security

While the town tackles major roadways, local neighborhoods are getting a boost to fix up their own backyards. The Town Council approved over $28,000 in funding for seven 2026 Neighborhood Matching Grants.

May 21, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
crime

Jupiter Traffic Crashes Drop 4%, But Indiantown Road Remains a Major Hotspot; Neighborhoods Win $28K in Grants

Jupiter roadways got a bit safer over the last year, but local officials say there is still significant work to be done on the town's busiest corridor.

May 19, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
business

Jupiter Homeowners to Receive Fire Assessment Notices Next Week Ahead of June Public Hearing

Jupiter residents will soon get a clearer picture of how the town plans to fund its fire rescue services moving forward. Starting Tuesday, May 26, personalized letters will be mailed to local property owners detailing a proposed new non-ad valorem assessment for fire rescue services.

May 19, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
community

Four Rescued After Early Morning Boat Capsize Near A1A Bridge in Jupiter

Four people were safely rescued after a boat capsized near the A1A bridge in Jupiter early Friday morning. Two made it to shore on their own while the Coast Guard rescued the other two. No injuries were reported.

May 16, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
sports

Jupiter Warriors Softball Dominates Playoffs, Advances to State Final Four

Jupiter High softball dominated their playoff run, defeating Orlando-Boone 7-1 in the regional semifinals and crushing Centennial 15-0 in the regional final to advance to the state final four with a 22-3 record.

May 15, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
community

Big Week for Kai Trump: Birthday and Graduation Milestones in South Florida

Kai Madison Trump turned 19 on May 12 and is scheduled to graduate with the school’s Class of 2026 on May 15, according to the school calendar and recent reporting.

May 12, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
health

Jupiter Medical Center Earns Another “A” for Patient Safety

Hard to Believe, But True: Jupiter Medical Center Just Did It Again. For the 15th time in a row—15th—the hospital has been handed an “A” grade for patient safety from The Leapfrog Group, a national watchdog that doesn’t mess around when it comes keeping people alive and well.

May 11, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
business

Mother’s Day Market Heat: Jupiter Home Prices Hit New Heights Amid Inventory Crunch

As the lighthouse beams over a busy Mother's Day weekend, the local real estate market is sending a clear signal to prospective buyers: move fast or pay more.

May 12, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
community

2025 Citizen Survey: Livability High, but Traffic Concerns Persist

While residents praise Jupiter’s quality of life, new survey data highlights the need for improvements in traffic and affordability.

May 11, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
business

Roadwork Alert: Major Resurfacing Projects and Budget Planning Kick-off

Over $1.6 million in road repairs are coming to Egret Landing and Dolphin Drive, as the Town prepares to launch the 2027 budget process this June.

May 9, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
business

Town Moves Forward with $9 Million Bioscience Land Sale

A 9-acre parcel near the Florida Turnpike will become a hub for medical research following a $9 million sale to MESO Scale Diagnostics

May 7, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
community

Jupiter Invests Millions in Public Safety and Fleet Infrastructure

From new fire station equipment to a multi-year police contract, Jupiter is prioritizing emergency response and infrastructure upgrades.

May 10, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
business

Jupiter Secures Landmark Settlement for Suni Sands Preservation

The Town of Jupiter has reached a mediation agreement to protect the archaeologically significant Suni Sands Shell Midden and historic Celestial Railway site.

May 7, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
community

Jupiter Warriors Release 2026 Football Schedule Under New Head Coach Josh Brooks

The Jupiter Warriors are officially set for the 2026 football season, announcing their full schedule as the team enters a new era under head coach Josh Brooks. Brooks takes over for Jason Kradman, who stepped down last month and has since accepted the offensive coordinator role at Division III Lawrence University.

May 8, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
politics

Jupiter Votes to Launch Its Own Fire Rescue Department, Breaking from Palm Beach County

In a historic 4–1 vote, the Jupiter Town Council approved the initial funding plan for a new municipal fire department, projected to save residents nearly $10 million in its first year while lowering individual fire service costs.

May 7, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
crime

Jupiter Honors First Responders, Civilian Standouts, and Welcomes New K-9 Bak

From a Code Compliance Officer to a 20-year police veteran and a new four-legged deputy, Jupiter’s latest recognitions highlight service behind the scenes and on the front lines.

May 3, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
community

Taco Tuesday Meets Cinco de Mayo: Where to Celebrate in Jupiter, FL

It’s a fiesta of epic proportions this Tuesday, May 5, as Cinco de Mayo collides with Taco Tuesday — and Jupiter’s restaurant scene is ready to celebrate.

May 5, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
general

Jupiter Prepares to Celebrate Mom: Top Brunches and Events for Mother’s Day 2026

Mother’s Day is just around the corner on Sunday, May 10, and Jupiter is rolling out the red carpet for moms with a packed schedule of waterfront dining, artisan markets, and unique local experiences.

May 4, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
business

Jupiter Medical Center Partners with World’s No. 1 Orthopedic Hospital

Jupiter Medical Center (JMC) is joining forces with Hospital for Special Surgery (HSS) — ranked No. 1 in orthopedics worldwide by U.S. News & World Report for 16 consecutive years — to bring advanced musculoskeletal care to South Florida.

May 2, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
crime

Man, 25, Killed in Single-Vehicle Crash on Pratt Whitney Road

A 25-year-old man from Palm Beach Gardens died Sunday night after his car left the roadway and struck multiple trees in Jupiter, the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office said.

Apr 29, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
general

Jupiter in Brief: School Plan Splits Farms, Council OKs New Homes, Bacteria Warning at DuBois Park

A series of local developments this week has residents weighing growth against quality of life, from a controversial school proposal to a new housing project and a public health alert at a popular waterfront park.

Apr 30, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
community

Best Fishing Experiences in Jupiter, Florida: A Local’s Guide to Water, Wildlife, and Adventure

Jupiter, Florida is one of South Florida’s premier fishing destinations. Whether you’re heading offshore for big game or casting a line from a scenic pier, here’s how to experience the best fishing the area has to offer.

May 1, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
politics

Playgrounds, Drones, and a Premium Holiday: Jupiter Council Clears $2.4M in Spending

New drones, new playgrounds, and a two-month "premium holiday" for employees — the Town Council cleared more than $2.4 million in spending Tuesday night. Here's everything that passed on the consent agenda

Apr 22, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
business

Jupiter Christian School Campus Plan Postponed After Council Split

A major redevelopment proposal for the former Hawkeye property is on hold after the Town Council voted 4–1 to postpone all four ordinances tied to the Jupiter Christian School Legacy Campus. Mayor Kuretski stood alone in opposition to the delay.

Apr 21, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
community

Fire Assessment Ordinance Approved: What Jupiter Property Owners Should Know

The Town Council unanimously approved a new fire special assessment ordinance Tuesday night — but don't expect a bill just yet. Here's what property owners need to know about Ordinance 27-26 and the steps still required before any fees are levied

Apr 21, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
community

Jupiter Town Council Has Not Yet Voted on 99-Home Beacon Park Development

Update on the proposed 99-home Pulte development at Beacon Park (Indiantown & I-95): Contrary to earlier reports, the Jupiter Town Council did not vote on this project at the April 21, 2026 meeting. The item was not on the agenda.

Apr 23, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
crime

Jupiter Police Investigating After Body Found Near Pennock Lane

Jupiter police are investigating after a body was found Friday near Pennock Lane. The discovery was made on the 900 block of Seneca Street. "No additional information is available at this time," said public information officer Shawn Reed. The investigation remains active.

Apr 24, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
environment

Health Advisory Issued for DuBois Park Due to High Bacteria Levels

The Florida Department of Health in Palm Beach County warns against swimming or any water-related activities at DuBois Park after tests revealed unsafe levels of Enterococcus bacteria.

Apr 15, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
education

After 40 Years of After-School Programs, Jupiter Nonprofit Opens Its Own Elementary School

Founded in 1986 to serve at-risk youth, the Edna W. Runner Education Center is expanding into full-time education. Starting this August with kindergarten and first grade, the school promises personalized attention, free meals, morning transportation, and a whole-child curriculum including STEM, art, music, and Spanish.

Apr 13, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
business

Code Enforcement Board Rules on Parking, Fence, and Zoning Violations

A contested Love Street zoning case remains under advisement, while properties on Choctaw Street and Faith Way were found in violation.

Apr 10, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
business

Jupiter Approves Park Restrooms, EMS Equipment, Billing Contract, and 5-Year County Grant

Town Council approved more than $570,000 in spending on park improvements and medical equipment, plus an EMS billing contract, a five-year county grant, 2026 charitable donations, and annual board appointments.

Apr 10, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
business

Beacon Park Rezoning Advances: 57.7 Acres of Industrial Land Headed for Residential Use

Jupiter Town Council heard first readings on a major rezoning of the Beacon Park area near I-95 and Indiantown Road — converting industrial land to single-family and limited multi-family residential.

Apr 9, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
business

Jupiter Moves Forward with Fire Services Funding Framework; Choy Selected as Vice Mayor

Town Council passes first reading of ordinance establishing procedures for potential fire special assessment — no fee or rate set yet. Meanwhile, Council selects Phyllis Choy to serve as Vice Mayor for 2026–2027.

Apr 7, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
arts

Oklahoma Seminoles Film Their Story at Jupiter’s Riverbend Park Ahead of America’s 250th

JUPITER, Fla. – Ahead of the nation’s 250th anniversary, members of the Seminole Nation from Oklahoma traveled to Riverbend Park in Jupiter to film a documentary reconnecting younger generations with their ancestral history and the Trail of Tears.

Apr 9, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
community

Dog-friendly restaurants in Jupiter FL

Jupiter isn’t just known for its beaches and laid-back coastal vibe—it’s quietly one of the most dog-friendly towns in South Florida. Between the famous dog beach and breezy waterfront patios, it’s the kind of place where bringing your pup along isn’t just allowed… it’s expected.

Apr 8, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
crime

Jupiter Inlet’s Unpredictable Shifting Sandbars Turn Dangerous for Boaters – Experts Warn of ‘Moving Minefield’

With each changing tide and storm surge, Jupiter Inlet’s notorious sandbars migrate without warning, creating hidden shallows and sudden wave breaks that have capsized multiple vessels this season. Local authorities and marine scientists urge boaters to update navigation charts daily, as traditional markers no longer guarantee safe passage.

Apr 6, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
business

Real Estate Market Report – April 2026

As of April 2026, Jupiter's real estate market remains strong but complex. The overall market is leaning in favor of sellers, though conditions vary significantly by price point and neighborhood . Market Type: Slight Seller's Advantage (Overall) Key Trend: Demand continues to outpace supply, but rising inventory is giving buyers more options than in previous years.

Apr 5, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
politics

Palm Beach County Election Volunteer Arrested for Allegedly Stealing Encrypted Access Key During Training Session

A 59-year-old Lake Worth man who volunteered as a poll worker is facing felony charges after authorities say he stole an encrypted access key from a voter registration terminal at the Palm Beach County Supervisor of Elections Office during a training session.

Mar 31, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
business

Jupiter Beach Park Bridge Replacement Moves Forward as Bid Process Concludes

Local officials have taken a significant step toward revitalizing Jupiter Beach Park, closing the bidding process for a major project to replace an aging bridge within the popular coastal park, paving the way for improved access and long-term infrastructure upgrades.

Mar 30, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
community

‘Man of La Mancha’ Brings Classic Musical Magic to Maltz Jupiter Theatre Through April 5

The Maltz Jupiter Theatre is closing its 2025/26 MainStage season with a powerful production of the Broadway classic Man of La Mancha, a timeless tale of hope, dreams, and the legendary Don Quixote. Running now through Sunday, April 5, 2026, this beloved musical features unforgettable songs including the iconic “The Impossible Dream.”

Apr 1, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
arts

Palm Beach-Based Sax Star Patrick Lamb Brings Soul, Hits & High Energy to Jupiter on April 3

Jupiter music fans, get ready to dance! Award-winning saxophonist and powerhouse vocalist Patrick Lamb, who now calls Palm Beach home, is performing in Jupiter on Friday, April 3, 2026. Known for his Billboard-charting hits, electrifying stage presence, and high-energy tributes to legends like Earth, Wind & Fire and Bruno Mars, Lamb is a must-see for anyone who loves soulful jazz, funk, and feel-good dance music.

Mar 30, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
community

$5,000 Reward Offered After Endangered Hammerhead Shark Mutilated Off Juno Beach

JUNO BEACH — A 12-foot great hammerhead shark washed ashore near the Juno Beach Pier with its dorsal fin and tail brutally removed, prompting authorities and conservation groups to offer a combined $5,000 reward for information leading to an arrest.

Mar 29, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
community

🐰 Easter 2026 in Jupiter, FL: Best Egg Hunts, Family Events & Where to Celebrate

From glow-in-the-dark egg hunts to massive spring festivals, Jupiter and nearby Palm Beach County are packed with Easter events for families in 2026. Here’s your guide to the best places to hunt eggs, meet the Easter Bunny, and celebrate spring.

Mar 29, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
crime

Tiger Woods Arrested on DUI Charges After Rollover Crash on Jupiter Island

Golf legend Tiger Woods faces two misdemeanor charges after a rollover crash on Jupiter Island Friday afternoon. Deputies said Woods showed signs of impairment but blew "triple zeroes" on a breathalyzer test.

Mar 27, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
community

Best Summer Camps in Jupiter, FL (2026 Guide): Town Camps, Surf, Sports & More

Looking for the best summer camps in Jupiter, Florida? From affordable Town of Jupiter programs to surf camps, sports training, and outdoor adventures, here’s a complete local guide for parents planning summer 2026.

Mar 26, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
politics

A Democrat has flipped a Republican-held seat in a Florida special election

Emily Gregory defeated Republican Jon Maples by about 2.4 percentage points, winning by fewer than 800 votes. Trump had endorsed Maples and urged voter turnout ahead of the election.

Mar 25, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
business

Jupiter Approves New Lounge at 200 Hibiscus Street

The Town Council has approved a special exception and site plan for a new lounge/bar to open at 200 Hibiscus Street, a 960-square-foot retail space in the Green House Apartments complex.

Mar 18, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
business

Town Approves $400K+ for Fire Station Security and Medical Tech Upgrades

The Jupiter Town Council approved over $400,000 in new spending to equip Fire Stations at Cinquez and Piatt Place with modern security systems, computer networks, and new life-saving ventilators.

Mar 19, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
business

Jupiter Community Park to Get $1.5M Athletic Field Renovation

The Town Council approved a $1.5 million contract with LTG Sports Turf One, LLC, for major renovations to the athletic fields at Jupiter Community Park, a multi-year project currently underway.

Mar 18, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
community

Top Coffee Shops in Jupiter, FL

Discover the best coffee shops in Jupiter, FL with this quick local guide. From artisanal roasters to cozy cafés, see which spots stand out for coffee, vibe, and food.

Mar 20, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
crime

Jupiter Police Department Celebrates Promotions

The Jupiter Police Department honored several team members with well-deserved promotions, recognizing their leadership and dedication to the community.

Mar 16, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
sports

Jupiter Christian Eagles Fall 10-9 to Suncoast Chargers

Mar 17, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
arts

Florida Students Set Record in Palm Beaches Student Showcase of Films

A record 636 submissions from 95 schools highlight growing participation in Florida’s largest student film competition, now heading into the judging phase.

Mar 19, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
business

NextEra Energy CEO Linked to $19.6M Mansion Purchase in Jupiter’s Bear’s Club

A trust connected to NextEra Energy CEO John W. Ketchum has acquired a nearly 11,000-square-foot estate in Jupiter’s ultra-exclusive Bear’s Club community for $19.61 million.

Mar 19, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
politics

Guisinger and Delaney Sworn In, Begin New Terms on Jupiter Town Council

The Town of Jupiter’s leadership team is set for the coming years as Councilors Dan Guisinger and Ron Delaney officially took the oath of office last night, marking the beginning of new three-year terms on the town council.

Mar 18, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
sports

Spring Training 2026: Cardinals and Marlins Set to Share Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium

The St. Louis Cardinals and Miami Marlins will once again call Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium home for the 2026 Grapefruit League season. From February 21 to March 22, fans can catch 19 home games at the unique shared facility in Jupiter, Florida.

Mar 22, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
business

Jupiter Medical Center Secures Spot on Newsweek’s “World’s Best Hospitals 2026” List

Jupiter Medical Center has once again been recognized as a global leader in healthcare, earning a prestigious placement on the Newsweek "World’s Best Hospitals 2026" list. This marks the fourth year the hospital has received this honor, distinguishing it as the only health system in the region to achieve such a high international ranking for quality, safety, and patient experience.

Mar 17, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
community

Waterfront Dining in Jupiter: A Look at Popular Local Options

Jupiter’s waterfront dining scene offers a variety of options—from casual tiki bars to upscale restaurants overlooking the Jupiter Inlet.

Mar 17, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
politics

SPECIAL ELECTION: Maples and Gregory Set for March 24 Showdown in HD 87

The race to fill the vacancy left by Mike Caruso in Florida House District 87 has officially entered its final sprint. Following dominant wins in the January special primaries, Republican Jon Maples and Democrat Emily Gregory are now vying to represent a coastal district that has been without a voice in Tallahassee since August.

Mar 16, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
business

Real Estate Market Snapshot – March 2026

Home prices in Jupiter remain strong as demand for properties in northern Palm Beach County continues into early 2026.

Mar 16, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
business

PUMP PRESSURE: Jupiter Gas Prices Hit 2-Year High

Local drivers are feeling the sting at the pump this week as gas prices across Northern Palm Beach County surged to their highest levels since 2024. As of Sunday afternoon, the average price for a gallon of regular unleaded in Jupiter has climbed to $3.72, with some premium stations near the Inlet reporting figures as high as $4.29.

Mar 15, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
crime

Rollover crash near PGA Blvd. exit slows traffic on Florida’s Turnpike

A rollover crash on Florida’s Turnpike Saturday afternoon reduced southbound traffic to one lane near the PGA Boulevard exit, leading to delays in the area.

Mar 14, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
business

Jupiter Planning Board Recommends Rezoning 56 Acres Near I-95 for Housing and Institutional Use

The Jupiter Planning and Zoning Commission has recommended approval of land use and zoning changes that would convert more than 50 acres of industrial land near I-95 into residential and public institutional uses.

Mar 11, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
business

Voloridge Plans $58 Million Headquarters Expansion in Jupiter, Could Create Up to 200 Jobs

Quantitative investment firm Voloridge has acquired part of Harbourside Place in Jupiter and plans a $58 million expansion that could bring up to 200 new high-tech jobs to the area.

Feb 25, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
general

Dredging Work Underway at Jupiter Inlet to Improve Navigation and Restore Beaches

A dredging project at Jupiter Inlet is removing sand buildup and pumping it onto nearby beaches as part of ongoing efforts to maintain safe boating conditions and combat shoreline erosion.

Mar 12, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
general

Spring Break Begins for Palm Beach County Students

Students across Jupiter and Palm Beach County are off this week as spring break begins March 16. Classes will resume next week, with an additional student holiday scheduled for March 23.

Mar 12, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
education

Florida Voucher Demand Spurs Jupiter Christian School’s $68 Million Campus Proposal

Jupiter Christian School plans a new $68 million campus to meet rising enrollment fueled by Florida’s voucher program. Town officials and neighbors are weighing traffic concerns and community impacts.

Mar 5, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
business

Now Open: Arthur & Sons Brings Authentic 'Red Sauce' Italian to Jupiter

Celebrity Chef Joe Isidori’s highly anticipated 'red sauce' Italian joint is now officially serving up massive portions and retro vibes in Jupiter.

Feb 27, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
business

Chasewood Plaza Update: Shake Shack and Huey Magoo’s Under Construction

Two heavy hitters are coming to Chasewood Plaza! Get ready for Shake Shack burgers and Huey Magoo’s chicken tenders later this year.

Feb 27, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
business

The Moir Legend Continues: 'Sweet Fish' Joining the Little Moir’s Family

Local favorites the Moir family are at it again! 'Sweet Fish' is set to bring fresh, creative seafood vibes to Chasewood Plaza.

Feb 27, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
business

New Flavors Arriving: Jupiter’s Dining Scene Heats Up

From celebrity-chef Italian at Arthur & Sons to a trio of new eateries coming to Chasewood Plaza, Jupiter's restaurant scene is booming.

Mar 11, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
politics

Town Council Adopts 2026-2028 Strategic Plan

A new two-year roadmap for Jupiter's growth and spending has been officially adopted by the Council.

Mar 3, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
education

Resolution Passed to Renew Veterans Building Permit Discounts

Local veterans will continue to receive building permit discounts following the renewal of a key town program.

Mar 3, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
general

New Public Safety Marina and Park Approved for US Highway 1

A new park and emergency marina facility have been approved to enhance public safety and recreation.

Mar 3, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
business

Major Infrastructure: $1.5M Turn Lane and Road Improvements Approved

New turn lanes and funding for Indiantown Road aim to ease local traffic congestion.

Mar 3, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
health

Water Quality Assurance: $2.5M in Nanofiltration Upgrades Passed

The Town is investing over $2.5 million in critical water treatment infrastructure maintenance.

Feb 17, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
business

Town Attorney Contract Amended with Rate Increase

Town Council approved a rate increase for legal services to match market trends and rising costs.

Feb 17, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
arts

Public Business: Historic and Archaeological Services Contract Renewed

Jupiter maintains its commitment to historical preservation with a renewed archaeology services contract.

Mar 3, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
business

Planning Update: Whole Foods and Total Wine Project to Reach Council

Architecture changes for the Whole Foods project will allow for more public discussion in upcoming meetings.

Feb 17, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
crime

Emergency Plane Landing on Indiantown Road

A teenage pilot safely landed a failing aircraft on a busy Jupiter roadway.

Mar 6, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
environment

Town Report: 80% of Jupiter Roads at Risk of Flooding

New flood assessment identifies Maplewood Drive and other neighborhoods at risk, guiding future safety projects.

Feb 17, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
politics

Voting Reminder: No Municipal Election Today; Special Election March 24

Important voting deadlines for the upcoming Special State General Election.

Mar 10, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
health

New Fire Stations and Faster Response Times Expected by May

Jupiter's independent fire department prepares to launch with new staff and advanced traffic safety technology.

Feb 17, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
politics

Jupiter Adopts 2026-2028 Strategic Plan for Town Future

The newly adopted two-year plan will guide town priorities and resident services.

Mar 3, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
arts

Family Fun: Movie Night and Touch-A-Truck Spring Events

Mark your calendars for free family-friendly outdoor events this March.

Mar 10, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
general

Jupiter Launches Local Weather Station for Real-Time Data

New weather station at the Community Center offers live storm and wind tracking for residents.

Feb 17, 2026 Read The Dispatch →
health

March Proclaimed as Bicycle Month in Jupiter

Mayor encourages safe cycling and trail use throughout the month of March.

Mar 3, 2026 Read The Dispatch →