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As Boca Raton experiences rapid expansion, residents weigh the pros and cons of more shops and homes, fewer green spaces, and full classrooms.

Supporters of a new law signed earlier this month say they’re glad it will be more difficult to get a proposed amendment on the ballot, arguing that it will prevent fraud. Critics call it an attack on democracy.

Boca Raton housed a little-known US Army airfield during World War II, and that required quick pop-up structures. More than 80 years later, Boca still has about 15 of these “temporary” buildings. Decisions over whether to preserve or destroy are in the hands of the property owners. 

While many college freshmen were writing term papers and studying for finals, these students were proposing bold redesigns for the Everglades National Park. The park's leadership and an FAU architecture professor hope for further collaboration.