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Singer touts his accomplishments as mayor and shrugs off claims from his challenger Bernard Korn with regard to the city's charter as having no merit.

Gibson and his son say Fresenius Kidney Care in Port St. Luce are playing politics by not allowing the patient to bring his giant Trump photo with him for the 3 plus hour treatments, but the facility denies that politics has any part in their decision. They're concerned about safety and infection hazards and point out that the facility allowed Gibson to bring in smaller photos of the President and...

Tom Veenstra is Vice President of Adminstration for CareerSource Palm Beach County. His non-profit wants to award $300,000 to The Lord's Place for help in providing the homeless and ex-offenders with the tools needed to seek and work jobs.

Hap reviews the new Harrison Ford movie, along with others at theaters this weekend.

VA spokeswoman Kenita Tills says the Domiciliary, or Dom, will be the first of its kind in South Florida.

Mast says the Dept. of Veterans Affairs has had a change of heart after evicting him and other members of Congress from office space at the VA Medical Centers in West Palm Beach and Lake Nona.

Rep. Al Jacquet of Palm Beach County used a commonly used slur for homosexuals in the Caribbean. His apology wasn't enough for the president and founder of the Palm Beach County Human Rights Council.

Hap Erstein reviews "Downhill" and "The Photograph," while we take a look at some other films at theaters.

Hap Erstein joins us to talk movies, but this week it's more like MOVIE (singular). "Birds of Prey (And the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn)" starring Margot Robbie, reprising her role from "Suicide Squad."

Palm Springs Police Chief Tom Ceccarelli shares advice on how to avoid being the victim of a scam and having your car broken into, for Protecting the Palm Beaches.

Barnett shares his thoughts on Utah Republican Sen. Mitt Romney's vote with the Democrats on one of the articles against President Trump and the Iowa Caucus debacle.

The bill would create the statewide position of Dementia Director, among other things.

Florida Prepaid College Program Spokesperson Meredith Westheimer shares details on the lower prices this year and who is getting refunds.

Hap reviews "The Rhythm Section" and "Les Miserables," which is NOT what you think.

Brittany DiLoretto is a spokesperson for Manatee Lagoon, which is an Eco-Discovery Center, right next to FPL's Riviera Beach plant.

USDA Food Safety Specialist Meredith Carothers shares tips on which foods you can get away with leaving out longer on Super Bowl Sunday and which ones you need to keep on ice.

Attorney Michael Barasch wants to hear from anyone working, living or going to school near Ground Zero on September 11, 2001. He says the Victims Compensation Fund and World Trade Center Health Care Program is not only for first responders.

The Clematis Streetscape project is coming to a close, but the public's input is needed. The mayor talks about how you can provide the input and shares details about the Super Clematis By Night as well as some of the finer points of his State of the City address.

Kimmel from Martin County won an ATV for bringing in the most of all the more than 700 trappers during the ten day competition. He talks about the experience and how important it is to rid the Everglades of these invasive snakes.

Local film critic Hap Erstein shares his take on the new McConaughey film, as well as "The Last Full Measure" and others.

Ken Lawson, executive director of the Florida Dept. of Economic Opportunity shares the news that Florida hit 3.0% unemployment in December, the lowest in recorded history.

The symposium deals with the importance that cops and firefighters reach out for help to deal with the stresses on the job as the number of suicides among the ranks rises.

From entertainment to ways to save, Vicky has us covered with a number of details regarding this year's South Florida Fair, on now through Feb. 2nd.

Mayor Singer says infrastructure is one of the main topics at the conference, which features about 300 mayors from around the country sharing ideas.

West Palm Beach Mayor Keith James this week announced that the number of crimes, including homicides, went down in 2019. Police Chief Adderley discusses this and keeping the community safe with the Super Bowl just to the south.