The program that started in 2003 as Palm Beach Cats gave way to Island Cats after a tussle between two organizations.

Maria “Mia” Matthews, 58, and her then-husband, former Palm Beach developer Robert V. Matthews, pleaded guilty in 2019 to evading more than $2.7 million in federal taxes for the years 2005 and ...

This is unconscionable and something I deeply regret.” Mia Matthews’ attorney, Brian Spears, also released a statement to the Palm Beach Daily News after her sentencing hearing.

Maria “Mia” Matthews, 58, and her then-husband, former Palm Beach developer Robert V. Matthews, pleaded guilty in 2019 to evading more than $2.7 million in federal taxes for the years 2005 and ...

This is unconscionable and something I deeply regret.” Mia Matthews’ attorney, Brian Spears, also released a statement to the Palm Beach Daily News after her sentencing hearing.

This is unconscionable and something I deeply regret.” Mia Matthews’ attorney, Brian Spears, also released a statement to the Palm Beach Daily News after her sentencing hearing.