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Ira Winderman: The Heat have announced an agreement has been finalized with My15 WTCN in West Palm Beach for free, over-the-air television coverage of the team this season starting with Friday night's exhibition against the Magic. The agreement, according to the Heat, will allow access in Palm Beach, St. Lucie, Okeechobee, Martin and Indian River counties. As with WPLG-Local 10 in Broward, Miami-Dade and Monroe counties, there is an app available for My15 WTCN for those beyond the signal reach of the station..
A company controlled by former NBA superstar Michael Jordan paid a recorded $16.5 million for a home in Jupiter's exclusive Bear's Club community in March 2024, not far from the sprawling 3-acre estate he built a decade ago. Palm Beach County official records show the sale of the home was completed March 27 between former homeowners Michael A. and Marla Murphy and the Illinois-based Bull & Bear LLC.
The Heat had planned to return to the Bahamas in the interim, with those plans preempted by the COVID pandemic. Instead, the team mostly has held camp at FTX Arena, although there also have been camps in Palm Beach County.
A waitress at a Palm Beach County restaurant got the tip of a lifetime when a NBA star left a $1,000 tip during a recent visit. The restaurant in Delray Beach, Che Restaurant, posted a photo this weekend on social media saying one of their employees received the tip from Cleveland Cavaliers center Andre Drummond.
The Miami Heat are on the verge of returning to Palm Beach County for training camp, with a week of workouts scheduled for Florida Atlantic University in Boca Raton, the Sun Sentinel has learned. The impending move, which still has to be formally signed off upon, would continue a tradition of preseason work for the Heat in Palm Beach County, with previous training camps held at FAU, Palm Beach Atlantic University and what then was known as Palm Beach Community College.