Tara Jakeway is a journalist based in Port St. Lucie, Florida, writing for WPBF 25. With a focus on local news, she covers a wide range of topics including crime, community events, education, and human interest stories. Tara is dedicated to keeping her community informed and engaged through her reporting.
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By: Tara Jakeway
Danielle McGrath says it is very out of character for her brother Kevin to take off or cut off communication, but on a family trip, he disappeared without a trace.
By: Tara Jakeway
Florida has the third-highest population of veterans in the country and Palm Beach County has the third-highest veteran suicide rate in the state. But Fire Watch is empowering civilians to spot the signs and help our veterans navigate away from that trend.
By: Tara Jakeway
Superintendent Michael Burke was graded on his performance this year at Wednesday's board meeting. The much-anticipated number was almost a perfect score.
It was Tuesday just before 9 AM, with one employee standing by the front door of Value Pawn and Jewelry in Fort Pierce ready to greet customers. Instead he’s met by a man with a gun.
The new POW/MIA chair sits empty in Port St. Lucie to serve as a reminder for us all of the sacrifice made by the service member not able to fill it.
By: Tara Jakeway
Contentious crowds are becoming the norm at Jupiter Town Hall as groups have shown up in the last couple of weeks to protest the creation of an independent Jupiter Fire Rescue.
By: Tara Jakeway
The 82-year-old has atrial fibrillation or A-Fib and that night she felt absolutely fine, but that's not what her Apple Watch said.
By: Tara Jakeway
The construction ongoing in Lake Worth Friday was the standard Habitat for Humanity home build but it was not the standard construction crew. One hundred local CEOs teamed up to help a deserving family.
By: Tara Jakeway
While the incident is still in the early stages of investigation, 21-year-old Derick Lozano’s family says he lost his life in the crash. "He was everything you could ask for, full of life, he was only twenty-one," Derick Lozano’s anguished sister Estefany said.
The city of Port St. Lucie is holding its annual budget meeting Monday evening, but beforehand, they’re giving residents a chance to speak their minds.
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