The potential Trump visit to West Palm, will, again, give Palm Beach County residents a front row seat to the presidency.

President Donald Trump returned to Palm Beach County Friday night, marking his first trip home since his inauguration.

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President Donald Trump may make his first visit to Palm Beach as the 47th president this weekend. The Federal Aviation Administration on Wednesday, Jan. 29, issued an advisory for flight ...

The Federal Aviation Administration placed temporary flight restrictions around Palm Beach International Airport on Wednesday evening. Its advisory lists the reason for the restrictions only as “VIP Movement.” It does not specify if the individual in question is President Trump, who lives in nearby Mar-a-Lago.

The Federal Aviation Administration released a preliminary report Friday on an airplane crash in Indian River County on Thursday.

Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office is asking county officials for over $45 million regarding security for President Donald Trump. Here's what to know

President Donald Trump is expected to return home to Palm Beach, Florida for the weekend. Here's how, when and where to watch the Presidential motorcade.

Aircraft is banned within 10 miles of Mar-a-Lago when he visits. If a camouflage-colored fighter jet approaches any aircraft that breaches the zone, the pilot must tune their radio to the air traffic control tower's emergency frequency and follow the orders they hear to get out of the restricted airspace.

Residents of the Flamingo Park neighborhood in West Palm Beach can tell when President Trump is at his Mar-a-Lago home, the noise from planes starts early.

Following the tragic aircraft collision that killed more than 60 people near Washington, D.C., WPTV News dug into federal data to see how often planes crash while in the air or have close calls.

ROYAL PALM BEACH — A 21-year-old man accused of killing his supervisor in a workplace shooting near Royal Palm Beach last week had a court order prohibiting him from possessing firearms under Florida's red ... Mary's Medical Center in West Palm Beach ...