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Hap Erstein shares his take on "In the Heights," as well as the upcoming action-comedy sequel "The Hitman's Wife's Bodyguard" and others.

Stadium General Manager Mike Bauer shares details of the fun this season with games on Thursday through Saturday nights.

It's only on Amazon, but it looks like a good film. Hap Erstein reviews "Four Good Days," "The Paper Tigers" and "Introducing Jodea." Honorable mentions for "The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It" and "Under The Stadium Lights."

Chief Gregory says it's the first ever gun buyback event in the city's history and it's aimed at keeping unwanted weapons off the streets.

Kimmel says stories like the one out of Lake Worth Beach, where a guy is charged for torturing an iguana to death, give guys like him a bad name. He also talks about the 2021 Python Challenge.

Longtime movie critic Hap Erstein shares his reviews for "A Quiet Place II" and "Cruella" among others.

David Maurstad is the Senior Executive of the National Flood Insurance Program at FEMA. He advises Florida homeowners to check their insurance policies and make sure you have flood insurance in place BEFORE a storm threatens.

Hap Erstein tells us his thoughts on "The 100 Candles," "Georgetown" and others.

The sheriff shares his thoughts on the new "Combatting Public Disorder" law, among other topics.

Hap Erstein reviews "Those Who Wish Me Dead," "The Djinn" and "The Killing of Two Lovers." Honorable mentions for "Finding You," "Spiral: Saw" and "Profile."

Brent Upchurch and his family own 40 McDonald's franchises across the state, including over 30 in South Florida.

The fair is back...the real South Florida Fair, as you typically know it in January. After the "mini" fair earlier this year, organizers are putting on the massive fair you're used to. Vicki tells us what to expect at the fair, which runs through May 23.

Golden spent over 30 years as call-screener and official "show observer" for Rush and is launching a 12-episode podcast titled “Rush Limbaugh: The Man Behind The Golden EIB Microphone” this week on the iHeartRadio app.

Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein shares his reviews of "Tom Clancy's Without Remorse" and a film called "Painkiller." "Here Today," which was written, directed and stars Crystal, gets an honorary mention since there was no screening.

Rev. Elvin Dowling of West Palm Beach says the governor is violating three Constitutional amendments by not setting a date to fill the seat left vacant by the April 6 death of Alcee Hastings.

Almost everybody got the Best Actor award wrong, when Anthony Hopkins took it instead of the late Chadwick Boseman, but there were some other bad predictions. He's only human. Meanwhile, Hap takes a look at "The Virtuoso" and other movies at theaters.

Holland Ryan, Chief Operating Officer of Old School Square in Delray Beach says the legal department is working on the issue.

Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein reviews the latest films and makes his Oscar picks.

Meredith Westheimer is a spokesperson for the Florida Prepaid College Board AND a beneficiary. We spoke with her on April 16, when there were two weeks left for open enrollment. Now, there's only one week to lock in today's tuition prices for your child.

He reviews "Vanquish," along with Netflix original movie "Thunder Force," which features an actor from Riviera Beach. There is also a drama starring comedic actor Ed Helms.

Seven Florida cities are on a list of the Top 20, including Palm Beach Gardens at #1.

Chief England took the helm of the Jupiter PD in February and talks about several topics including the latest crime stats, a change in how crime stats will be tracked from now on and officers taking the COVID-19 vaccine.

Dave Aronberg calls Palm Beach "Ground Zero" for Madoff's Ponzi scheme, the largest in history.

Rooney spent 10 years in Congress, and says now may be the time to get back into politics as Florida's Agriculture Commissioner.

Bryan talks about the SAVE LIVES Act, which lets ALL veterans, their spouses and caregivers have access to the COVID-19 vaccine through VA clinics.