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Mayor Bermudez speaks to us from the annual U.S. Conference of Mayors winter meeting in Washington D.C. on the same day that Pres. Trump is visiting his city.

Polo for Life happens at the International Polo Club in Wellington on Monday, Jan. 20. Brandon tells his story of survival and gives all of the details on the event that benefits Polo for Life.

Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein shares his reviews of the latest installment of the "Bad Boys" franchise, as well as the new RDJ film, which does NOT look stellar in previews.

Feaman is the Committeeman for the Republican National Committee, representing Florida. He talks about Pres. Trump's Friday fundraiser at Mar-a-Lago and the Democrats' impeachment of Trump.

Caruso says he never told the family of Evelyn Udell that he couldn't change a bill he filed that would mandate criminal background checks on a national level for anyone delivering items into your home.

Wallethub analyst Jill Gonzalez shares details about the metrics that went into the study that puts Florida at Number 1.

We check in with the father of 19-year old Britney Gengel, one of four students who perished in the Haiti earthquake 10 years ago this weekend.

Movies released in January are not typically winners, but civil rights court drama "Just Mercy" was not really released in January. Even though it expanded this weekend, the Jamie Foxx film was on a few screens in December. That means it's eligible for Academy Awards. Other new movies at theaters include "Underwater" and "Like a Boss."

Lally talks about the importance of filing a float plan, something Justin Skiff did and Lally says it helped the Coast Guard find him when he ran out of gas in the waters off the Treasure Coast. The U.S. Coast Guard spokesman also talks about other precautions boaters should be taking.

Brandon Magnan made his way past two security checkpoints manned by PBSO deputies on Sunday at Palm Beach International, but Sheriff Ric Bradshaw says he would have had to go through two more to get anywhere near Air Force One.

Picone is the Regional Director of the Seniors Versus Crime Project within the Florida Attorney General's Office. He talks about the various scams and frauds being perpetrated against seniors and many of the rest of us in the new year.

The mayor talks about the straw ban which is in effect Jan 1, 2020.

Film critic Hap Erstein shares his ten best movies of 2019.

New movies include "1917", "Little Women", "Uncut Gems" and "Spies in Disguise".

Boca Raton Police Department spokeswoman Jessica Desir shares details about a gift card scam that could have you victimized while you holiday shop.

Hap Erstein reviews the latest films, including the one that has theaters extremely crowded, "Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker."

Ken Lawson, Executive Director of the Dept. of Economic Opportunity talks jobs for Florida in November 2019.

Democrat Willhite and Republican State Rep. Rick Roth are holding the roundtable, featuring officials from the Federal Railroad Administration, FDOT and Brightline among others.

Republican Roth of Florida State House District 85 is co-hosting a roundtable with Democrat State House District 86 lawmaker Matt Willhite.

The Republican Party of Palm Beach County held a protest outside Democrat Rep. Ted Deutch's Boca Raton office to send a message to the House of Representatives.

Nick Silverio is the founder of A Safe Haven for Newborns, which aims to educate the public about Florida's Safe Haven law. He talks about his non-profit and how high school and college students can help while earning community service hours from anywhere.

Aronberg talks about human trafficking as a whole and what the meeting is all about.

The couple talks about how they met, how they won ten grand and who they've invited to their wedding.

Hap reviews: "Richard Jewell", "Dark Waters", "The Aeronauts" and "The Two Popes".

Florida is the only state with two of the top 5 best college cities, according to personal finance site WalletHub.