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Peduzzi speaks to us for our Election Spotlight series in the race for the District 4 seat on the West Palm Beach City Commission.

Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein shares his take on "The Little Things" with Jared Leto, Denzel Washington and Rami Malek, along with other films.

Chief Kerr talks about the importance of community involvement, his time with the Jupiter PD and introduces us to the incoming chief for Protecting the Palm Beaches.

While it's no surprise that Florida ranks #1 overall again for folks wanting to retire in 2021, our state is below average for health care.

Jason Segel is also in the film "Our Friend," which is the one new offering at theaters, but also on Demand. Hap also shares his take on a documentary about the killing of journalist Jamal Khasoggi.

Turk talks about the Saturday protest in Boca Raton over the retailer dropping My Pillow products.

Guardiola is the same man who made national headlines when he said that something would happen to keep Joe Biden from being inaugurated as the country's 46th President. He talks about that as well.

Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein reviews "Sylvie's Love," "Herself" and "MLK-FBI" all streaming from home.

She says walk-ins will be accepted for veterans ages 75 and up.

Hear his reviews of "Pieces of a Woman," "The White Tiger" and "Some Kind of Heaven."

The sheriff talks about a police impersonation scam that continues to target locals, COVID-19 vaccine distribution and how PBSO will manage traffic and other issues once Pres. Trump becomes a full-time Palm Beach resident.

Hap reviews "Soul" and "Let Them All Talk," plus he shares his top 10 films of 2020.

Leading the way this week is "Wonder Woman 1984," which is being released both in theaters and on HBOMax simultaneously.

Hap says Boseman could receive a posthumous Oscar for his performance in "Ma Rainey's Black Bottom" and Clooney stars in "Midnight Sky."

Desir talks about online shopping safety this holiday season, among other topics.

"Prom" is now playing at theaters and streaming at home. Other films Hap reviews this week include one that takes a look at the U.S.P.S.'s efforts to connect kids to Santa Claus.

Chief Ceccarelli joins us for Protecting the Palm Beaches.

Schumacher, the vice president of Schumacher Automotive, shares details about a $70,000 giveaway to 14 local charities.

Frank talks about the record-setting $300,000 raised during Giving Tuesday, with the help of two local organizations.

Reviews this weekend include "Hillbilly Elegy" from Ron Howard and a documentary on Frank Zappa.

Pres. Parker reacts to word of a no-confidence vote against her by the union that represents professors at the college.

Longtime local film critic Erstein shares his take on the newest movies.

LaRocca talks about an announcement coming on Monday regarding a vote of no confidence against the current President of Palm Beach State College, Ava Parker.

Clarke, known as the "trainer to the stars," will be at a historic church on Saturday, along with the mayor and police chief. They are in need of your donation of frozen turkeys for the less fortunate in the community.

Longtime local critic Hap Erstein also shares his take on films like "Jungle Land" and we talk about the new horror film this week, "Freaky."