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The sheriff speaks out on Amendment 3, the property tax referendum on November's ballots. The Florida Sheriff's Association has come out against it. Bradshaw also shares tips for parents, students and drivers as the new school year begins next week.
Weinberger has no Republican primary and waits for November, when she will face Democrat Elizabeth Holmes and NPA candidate Doug Barrow. But she shares more information on what made her want to rename Palm Beach County's airport, making it clear that it was not Trump's idea. She talks about some issues, looking ahead to the general election in this interview, but we plan to reach back out to Weinberger and the other candidates ahead of November.
Whitfield, a Palm Beach County School Board member, faces one opponent in a Democrat Universal Primary for the County Commission.
Pierre and two other candidates are vying to fill the seat being vacated by Marcia Andrews.
Rosario-Schoenfeld and two other candidates are vying to fill the seat being vacated by Marcia Andrews.
McGovern and two other candidates are vying to fill the seat being vacated by Marcia Andrews.
Waldron is running in the Democrat Primary for the Palm Beach County Commission in District 6.
Tinker is a candidate for the Democrat Primary in the Palm Beach County Commission, District 6 race.
Accomando is challenging Incumbent Commissioner Sara Baxter for her District 6 seat in the GOP Primary.
Baxter is running for reelection to her seat in District 6 and faces one primary challenger.
Attorney and Palm Beach County resident Zach Jacobson and his brother have been collecting items from and related to the founding father for 15 years, after taking on their step-father's hobby. Now, the Historical Society of Palm Beach County is putting these items on display during the nation's 250th Anniversary.
Jupiter-Tequesta Repeater Group President Al Moreschi shares details about the annual Field Day being held at the Jupiter Civic Center at Carlin Park From 2 p.m. on Saturday June 26 - through 2 p.m. on Sunday June 27.
A flyer circulating online encourages local teens to meet up for what is known as a 'teen takeover' at the Mall at Wellington Green on Friday. But Sheriff Ric Bradshaw says his agency has monitored it closely and tells people they should not be concerned.
Florida's midterms are around the corner, with primaries coming in August and qualifying deadlines for candidates rapidly approaching. Wendy Sartory Link shares information voters need to know about redistricting and mailers that are NOT from her office that could have outdated and confusing information.
The West Palm Beach Downtown Development Authority, in partnership with The Cold Collective, brings you the return of 'Sunset Sweat' this time to the Great Lawn on the famous West Palm Beach Waterfront. DDA Director of Communications and Strategy Tiffany Faublas says this new location means more room for more classes, more activities and more vendors. Tiffany shares details with Joel Malkin from iHeartRadio's NewsRadio 1290 WJNO.
District 89 State Rep. Debra Tendrich is offering assistance in filing for unemployment benefits and finding jobs that are available. She also talks about the recent Legislative special session to redraw Florida's Congressional map and future sessions to deal with the state budget and property tax reform.
We speak with Palm Beach County Sheriff Ric Bradshaw about the town of Loxahatchee Groves' renwed interest in going back to having his agency provide dedicated patrols. For Protecting the Palm Beaches, Bradshaw also discusses a County proposal to install speed cameras at school zones in unincoroprated areas of the county and why 911 operators are so important, during National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week.
If there are bats in your attic, April 16th is the start of bat maternity season and you can no longer use removal services or devices without a permit from the FWC. Shelly Johnson, PhD, UF IFAS tells us everything we need to know.
If you have bats in your home, April 16th is the start of bat maternity season and you can no longer use removal services or devices without a permit from the FWC. Shelly Johnson, PhD, UF IFAS tells us everything we need to know.
Boca PD's Public Information Manager Dylan Huberman shares details on these scams and how to avoid becoming a victim. He also shares details about an event being held on Saturday 4/11.
The former Florida House Speaker weighs in on the two flipped Legislative seats this week and a warning for Republicans across the state heading towards the midterms. He also shares details about his plan to keep Florida safe from Sharia Law.
Maples is running for the seat left vacant in August, when Mike Caruso was appointed Palm Beach County's Clerk of Court and Comptroller by the governor.
Gregory is running for the seat left vacant in August, when Mike Caruso was appointed Palm Beach County's Clerk of Court and Comptroller by the governor.
We speak with McDavid Group Founder and President Jim McDavid and Board member Mike Aitken about this month's legacy event in Lake Park and December's Golf For Cops Pro-Am & Gala, as well as the history behind the founding of this nonprofit that helps spouses and children of fallen law enforcement officers.
Walker is running for the District 1 seat currently held by Commissioner Cathleen Ward.
Carlos Alvarez-Aranyos- Founder of American Opposition talks about this weekend's march.
Mollica is one of three candidates running for Seat 2, left vacant after former Commissioner Rob Long ran for the Florida Legislature.
Keiser is one of three candidates running for Seat 2, left vacant after former Commissioner Rob Long ran for the Florida Legislature.
Grant is running for the City Council District 3 seat, challenging incumbent Judy Dugo.
Noble is running for another reelection and faces two challengers, vying for his District 2 seat.
Sierra is one of two challengers to longtime incumbent Councilman Peter Noble in District 2.
Galang is one of two candidates challenging longtime incumbent Councilman Peter Noble in District 2.
The Miami-area Republican has seen his bill pass its second and final committee in the state House, meanwhile the Senate has yet to take up its version of the bill. Fabricio joins us on The Brian Mudd Show to share details about HB-841 and says leaders in the Senate committees where the bill is expected to be heard have spoken favorably about it.
Palm Beach Atlantic University Executive VP of Advancements Laura Bishop joins us to share details about their Women of Distinction program and the upcoming luncheon on Feb. 17 at The Breakers Palm Beach Resort.
Ritchey is one of three candidates in the race for Seat A on the Boca Raton City Council.
Korn is one of three candidates in the race for Seat A on the Boca Raton City Council March 10th.
Larry Tressler is the President of the Florida chapter of the Korea Defense Veterans Association. He invites Korean-era and Korean War veterans to the event, along with other veterans throughout the state, to Mission BBQ in Port St. Lucie on Monday, Feb. 16.
Sipple is one of three candidates in the race for Seat D on the Boca Raton City Council.
Education Coordinator Danielle Wertz at FPL's eco-discovery park Manatee Lagoon talks about this weekend's annual ManateeFest.
Cellon is one of three candidates running for the seat being vacated by Andy Thomson, who is running for mayor.
Wenroth is one of three candidates running for the seat being vacated by Councilmember Andy Thomson, who is running for mayor.
Moms for America 2.0 has launched and the Florida Director of the organization joins us to speak about combating student indoctrination and how you can join the fight.
Sheriff Bradshaw updates us on 'Operation: Unplugged,' the ICE arrests across the country, Florida's Move Over law and ongoing contractual issues between PBSO and Loxahatchee Groves.
Liebelson faces two opponents in the race to be the next Mayor of Boca Raton, both of whom are already on the City Council.
Florida House District 87 Special Primary Candidate Jon Maples has earned the endorsement of Pres. Trump in his bid for the seat left vacant when former State Rep. Mike Caruso became Palm Beach County's Clerk of Courts and Comptroller.
Maples shares his reaction to the news of the endorsement and his plans to take part in the DeSantis-called Special Session on redistricting.
Renner, a Republican candidate for Florida Governor, sides with President Trump's actions over the weekend. In addition to being a U.S. military veteran, Renner once lived in Venezuela.
Sen. Scott touts his "More Affordable Care Act" and talks about his resolution to condemn socialism, which was blocked by Senate Democrats.
Former Florida House Speaker and current GOP candidate for Florida Governor Paul Renner checks in to call for a special session of the state Legislature to deal with property tax relief. He wants lawmakers to roll back ad valorem taxes to 2024 levels.
Chief Financial Officer Ingoglia joins Joel Malkin on the Brian Mudd Show to announce that Palm Beach County leads the way in the amount of "excessive wasteful spending" over the past year. He also shares details about his Legislative Priorities to Fight Illegal Immigration.
Rod Davis, Better Business Bureau of Southeast Florida & the Caribbean, joins us to share tips for shopping and donating to charities this holiday season.
Education Coordinator Danielle Wertz at FPL's Manatee Lagoon in West Palm Beach tells us why you'll want to be there on Saturday, November 15th for the park's "Migration Celebration." The gentle giants are now moving to Florida's southern waters to warm up from colder weather to our north.
Former Florida House Speaker Paul Renner unveiled his “Florida Health Freedom and Wellness Initiative”, a comprehensive health policy platform which he says will protect medical freedom, increase safety and transparency in medical research, support parental rights and healthy schools, and encourage community wellness and preventative healthcare access.
Kevin Krieger talks about the screening Friday night of "Truth Rising," a film about the importance of Faith and "the truth of God's word." There will also be a 4-week study, based on elements of the film. The screening and subsequent studies will be held at Oasis Church of the C&MA in Loxahatchee Groves.
West Palm Beach's Community Events Manager Angela Poco discusses the new season of the award-winning Greenmarket which starts Saturday, October 4.
We speak with Daniel Imperato, one of several candidates in the Republican primary race to be the next Governor of the State of Florida.
Palm Beach County Sheriff Ric Bradshaw talks about the repeal of Florida's open carry ban, security on our campuses and large events and more.
Florida Prepaid Spokesperson Meredith Westheimer shares details of how the prepaid college tutition program has made its website easier to navigate and the offer of a free $50 for those who enroll in a new 529 Plan by November 10, 2025.
Plenty of people have been losing their jobs over comments made on social media, appearing to celebrate the assassination of Charlie Kirk. Others have questioned whether those firings violate employees' First Amendment rights. Susan Norton with the Florida employment law firm of Allen, Norton & Blue shares the facts about Free Speech.
Chief Ceccarelli catches us up on the construction at the police department, how back-to-school traffic is going and possible plans to install school zone cameras.
Steve Muschlitz with the nonprofit Wheels From the Heart talks about the event titled "Simple as Black and White: Cars & Conversations - Unity in the Community."
Denisha Allen is the Senior Fellow of the American Federation for Children (AFC). She shares her story of how school choice turned her life around and why it's so important for our children.
Freedom Head Coach Paulo Crimber is excited for this season. He tells us he has high expectations as his team gets ready to play three days at home inside the Amerant Bank Arena. Prior to the first match on Friday, August 8, FOX Nation will host a special kickoff concert featuring multi-award-winning country music artist Chris Janson at 6 p.m. ET outside Amerant Bank Arena.
Interim County Administrator Todd Bonlarron tells you everything you need to know about the August closure of Northlake Boulevard at the Beeline Highway.
Attorney Justin Shapiro with South Florida-based Leesfield & Partners talks about the new penalties for boating crimes and changes with regards to boater education that comes with the new state law.
Hap Erstein with PalmBeachArtsPaper.com Reviews:
"F1"
"Bride Hard"
"Deep Cover"
Honorable Mention:
"Megan 2.0"
We are proud to have Good Greek Moving & Storage sponsor Protecting the Palm Beaches. The "Good Greek" Spero Georgedakis is a former law enforcement officer and SWAT team member in North Miami. What did he take from that career to help him form the very successful Good Greek Moving & Storage? He tells us.
We speak with Albert Moreschi, President of the Jupiter-Tequesta Repeater Group about this weekend's 24-hour event along the beach in Jupiter and inside the Jupiter Civic Center. Want to be a Ham? Be sure to check this interview out!
Hap Erstein with PalmBeachArtsPaper.com Reviews:
"How to Train Your Dragon"
"Straw"
"Our Times"
Honorable Mentions:
"Materialists"
"The Life of Chuck"
Hap Erstein with PalmBeachArtsPaper.com Reviews:
"From the World of John Wick: Ballerina"
"The Phoenician Scheme"
"The Heart Knows"
Honorable Mention:
"Dangerous Animals"
Hap Erstein Reviews:
"Karate Kid: Legends"
"Fountain of Youth"
And his "sort of" Art House Pick
"Another Simple Favor"
Honorable Mention:
"Bring Her Back"
Sheriff Bradshaw talks about the two new animal cruelty laws in Florida, the New Orleans jail break and the story involving a drone caught bringing contraband into the Martin Correctional Institution in Martin County.
Hap Erstein with PalmBeachArtsPaper.com Reviews:
"Mission Impossible: The Final Reckoning"
"Lilo & Stitch"
"Jane Austen Wrecked My Life"
Honorable Mentions:
"Friendship"
"Hurry Up Tomorrow"
Barnett is a one-time Chairman of the Palm Beach County Republican Party who was appointed to the County Commission and served two years before unsuccessfully running for a full term. He is now Director of Development with the nonprofit Restoration Bridge International.
Hap Erstein Reviews:
"Thunderbolts"
"The Surfer"
"Greek Mothers Never Die"
Honorable Mention:
"Rosario"
Hap Erstein with PalmBeachArtsPaper.com Reviews:
"The Accountant 2"
"iHostage"
"On Swift Horses"
Honorable Mentions:
"Until Dawn"
"Cheech & Chong's Last Movie"
Hap Erstein with PalmBeachArtsPaper.com reviews:
"Sinners"
"Freaky Tales"
"Sacramento"
Honorable mentions:
"Sneaks"
"The Wedding Banquet"
We're joined by Meredith Westheimer, spokeswoman for Florida Prepaid, on how the program helps you lock in today's tuition rates for your child's college education years down the road. Open enrollment for this year wraps up on April 30th.
Chief Ceccarelli joins us to talk about illegal immigration, scams that are targeting residents of the Village of Palm Springs, the latest update on construction of a police station expansion and another Coffee with a Cop event.
Hap Reviews:
"The Amateur"
"Drop"
"One To One: John and Yoko"
Honorable Mentions:
"Warfare"
"The King of Kings"
"The Chosen: Last Supper Part 3"
Hap Erstein Reviews:
"The Penguin Lessons"
"The Friend"
"A Working Man"
"Holland"
Honorable Mentions:
"A Minecraft Movie"
"Hell of a Summer"
Bradshaw answers questions and concerns about the new program that offers businesses rainbow shield stickers to post on their storefronts as a way to be a "welcoming" place for victims of hate crimes. One key takeaway: He says the Sheriff's Office program is not LGBTQ-targeted, but open to ALL people who have been victims of crime but not sure where to turn.
Hap Erstein with PalmBeachArtsPaper.com reviews:
"Alto Knights"
"Disney's Snow White"
"Midas Man"
Honorable mentions:
"Ash"
"Locked"
"Magazine Dreams"
Dr. Brian Rambarran is a surgeon in Buffalo, New York who uses his pilot skills and love for animals to rescue pets from around the country. His most recent trip resulted in two mother dogs and 19 puppies. They were brought to Big Dog Ranch Rescue in Palm Beach County and Crossed Paws Pet Rescue in Winter Haven.
Hap Reviews:
"Novocaine"
"The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie"
"Honeymoon Crasher"
Honorable Mentions:
"Black Bag"
"Opus"
"The Last Supper"
"In the Lost Lands"
"Rule Breakers"
Hap Erstein with PalmBeachArtsPaper.com reviews:
"My Dead Friend Zoe"
"The Only Girl in the Orchestra"
"Miss Italia Must Not Die"
Honorable mentions:
"Mickey 17"
"The Rule of Jenny Pen"
Sheriff Bradshaw talks about protecting Pres. Trump from people who threaten him online and on calls to 911. Also how his mental health unit helps to prevent violent crimes. He also talks about why he told members of the illegal immigrant community to rest easy and not be afraid of deportation sweeps. Bradshaw says the focus is on illegal immigrants who have also committed violent crimes.
Hap Erstein Reviews:
"Cleaner"
"Kinda Pregnant"
"La Dolce Villa"
Honorable Mentions:
"The Monkey"
"The Unbreakable Boy"
Pinto is the widow of late Mayor Fred Pinto. She's running for a vacant seat in Group 3 on the Village Council.
Councilman Hmara was appointed mayor by the Council after the death of Mayor Fred Pinto. Now, he's running for the seat.
Hap Erstein from PalmBeachArtsPaper.com reviews:
"Captain America: Brave New World"
"You Me and Her"
"Becoming Led Zeppelin"
Choy and two other candidates are running for an open seat on the Jupiter Town Council's First District.
Hap Reviews:
"I'm Still Here"
"Love Hurts"
"Heart Eyes"
The Palm Beach Jewish Film Festival & The Boca Raton Jewish Film Festival
Turkin is the incumbent in Boynton Beach's District 3 seat and is running for re-election.
May is currently a Jupiter Town Council member, running to unseat incumbent Mayor Jim Kuretski.
Hap Erstein with PalmBeachArtsPaper.com reviews:
"Unstoppable"
"Valiant One"
"Dog Man"
Honorable mentions:
"Companion"
"Green and Gold"
Rachel Shanker, Conservation and Education Manager at FPL's Manatee Lagoon in Riviera Beach, shares details about ManateeFest this weekend and speaks about the mammals in general.
Hap Erstein reviews:
"The Brutalist"
"Flight Risk"
He also shares details on:
"The Sun and Stars Film Festival"
"The Palm Beach Jewish Film Festival"
Honorable mentions:
"Presence"
"Inheritance"
"Brave the Dark"
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein reviews:
"Wolf Man"
"The Room Next Door"
"Hundreds of Beavers"
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein shares his 10 best films of 2024!
We also talk about some movies that Joel has seen over the past week and one new release at theaters this weekend.
Hap Reviews:
"A Complete Unknown"
"The Six Triple Eight"
"Babygirl"
Honorable Mentions:
"Nosferatu"
"The Fire Inside"
Hap Erstein reviews:
"Mufasa: The Lion King"
"The Brutalist"
"The Performance"
Honorable mention:
"Sonic the Hedgehog 3"
Hap Erstein reviews:
"Kraven The Hunter"
"Maria"
"September 5"
Honorable mentions:
"The Lord of the Rings: The War of Rohirrim"
"The Man in the White Van"
The Republican Senator speaks out about reports that Pete Hegseth may be replaced by Gov. Ron DeSantis as Trump's pick for Secretary of Defense, plans for DOGE and other topics.
Chief Ceccarelli warns about a scam targeting the elderly and tips ahead of the holidays.
Hap Erstein with PalmBeachArtsPaper.com reviews:
"The Piano Lesson"
"Heretic"
"Martha"
Honorable mentions:
"Elevation"
"Blitz"
"The Best Christmas Pagent Ever"
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein reviews:
"Here"
"A Real Pain"
"Don't Move"
Honorable mention to new Liam Neeson film:
"Absolution"
Litt, a Democrat, is facing Republican candidate Meg Weinberger in the race for the seat in the state House of Representatives being vacated by the term-limited Republican Rick Roth.
Link shares information on Early Voting, Election Day voting and people who spread misinformation at the polls.
Sen. Powell, a Democrat, is running against Republican Leonard Serratore and two write-in candidates for the Palm Beach County Commission District 7 seat.
Serratore, a Republican, is running against Democrat Bobby Powell and two write-in cnadidates in the race for the District 7 seat on the Palm Beach County Commission.
Lane faces candidate Page Lewis in the General Election. He joins us for a new interview post-primary.
Farkas faces two opponents in the race to be the next Palm Beach County State Attorney.
Hap Erstein with PalmBeachArtsPaper.com shares his take on:
"Conclave"
"Woman of the Hour"
"We Live in Time"
"Will and Harper"
Honorable mention:
"Venom: The Last Dance"
Republican Buongiorno is running against the incumbent Supervisor of Elections, Democrat Wendy Sartory Link.
Link is the Democrat incumbent Supervisor of Elections facing a challenge from Republican candidate Jeff Buongiorno.
Sachs is a Democrat, currently serving as Mayor of Palm Beach County and is being challenged by Republican candidate John Fischer.
Fischer, a Republican, is challenging incumbent Democrat County Commissioner and Mayor Maria Sachs.
FEMA area spokeswoman Renee Bafalis shares details about the three Disaster Recovery Centers in Martin, St. Lucie and Indian River counties as well as FEMA's presence at a Multi-Agency Resource Center (MARC) in Wellington.
The sheriff took some time on Thursday to speak with Brian Mudd and Joel Malkin during our Operation Storm Watch coverage to talk about the devastating tornadoes that struck several communities in Palm Beach County a day earlier, spawned by Hurricane Milton.
Hap Erstein with PalmBeachArtsPaper.com shares his take on:
"Saturday Night" (The story of the creation of SNL)
"The Apprentice" (an unauthorized and Donald Trump says untrue biopic)
"The Outrun"
Honorable mentions to new films:
"Monster Summer" (Mel Gibson)
"Average Joe"
"Terrifier 3"
Lindsay Bennett with the American Cancer Society shares details on this year's Making Strides Against Breast Cancer walk in Boca Raton on October 26.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein reviews:
"Joker: Folie A Deux"
"Lee"
"His Three Daughters"
"Blink"
We also talk about:
"White Bird"
Greenacres Mayor Flores is a Democrat challenging Mike Barnett for his seat on the Palm Beach County Commission in District 3.
Barnett is the Republican incumbent, trying to hold onto his seat on the Palm Beach County Commission in District 3.
City of West Palm Beach Events Coordinator Mary Pinak shares details about the 30th anniversary season of the Green Market, which runs from October 5 through April.
Palm Beach County Sheriff's Coloney Tony Araujo has been chosen to be interim-Police Chief of West Palm Beach after the firing of Chief Frank Adderley. Sheriff Ric Bradshaw talks about Araujo.
Link answers the questions of Mary Frei, a WJNO listener who wonders about the integrity of votes cast through the Express Vote machines.
Frei is speaking out about her concerns regarding the Supervisor of Elections office, involving the proliferation of touch-screen voting machines that are used predominately during early voting.
Middleton is in a runoff from August's primary in the race for the open judicial seat on the Palm Beach County Court.
Casanova is in a runoff from August's primary in the race for the open judicial seat on the Palm Beach County Court.
Sherry Lee is a business and property owner in the downtown Stuart CRA area. She and many others are fighting to get the city to change its mind after rescinding an agreement to bring a Brightline station to town.
Aronberg on why he decided not to pursue state charges against Ryan Routh. Gov. DeSantis has ordered a statewide prosector to investigate at the same time as the federal investigation.
Salvation Army of Palm Beach County is hosting an event at Drive Shack in West Palm Beach September 25th to benefit its veterans programs. Chairman of the Board Robert Bailey shares details on the event and how you can help.
Heyman is chairman of one of several political committees formed in Florida to oppose the abortion amendment on the November ballot. He's also executive director of First Care Women's Clinic, a pro-life clinic in West Palm Beach.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein reviews:
"Between the Temples"
"I'll be Right There"
"French Girl"
Honorable mentions:
"Reagan"
"Afraid"
"1992"
"Slingshot"
"You Gotta Believe"
The sheriff goes into detail about his agency's homeless intervention team and how they helped catch the suspect who stabbed Deputy Willie Hanks. He also shares information regarding the closure of South Ocean Blvd. around Mar-a-Lago.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein reviews:
Blink Twice"
"Greedy People"
"The Secret Art of Human Flight"
Honorable mentions to:
"The Crow," a reimagining of the source material for which the original film starring Brandon Lee was based.
"The Forge"
"Strange Darling"
Michelle Collister is the President of For the Love of Grace Animal Rescue, which has been caring for feral cats on a property near Lantana for many years. But those cats are in danger because a developer is going to build on the land that is their home, so the non-profit has been attempting to gather up all of the dozens of cats prior to the construction equipment being brought in. The property owners have not been forthcoming thus far with regard to how long they have before that occurs.
Michelle shares the story and how you can help their mission.
Gutmann is one of three candidates running in a Republican primary hoping to face Democrat Incumbent Lois Frankel in November.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein with PalmBeachArtsPaper.com reviews:
"Alien: Romulus"
"Sing Sing"
"Elizabeth Taylor: The Lost Tapes"
Honorable mentions:
"My Penguin Friend
"Rob Peace"
Thomas is challenging incumbent School Board member Marsha Powers in the race for the District 2 seat.
Chief Tom Ceccarelli tells us how things are going in the early days of the school year. There are five schools in the Village of Palm Springs.
He also talks about keeping your cool at the polls this election season and how the police department work with elections officials in case officers are needed.
Finally, there is a groundbreaking on Monday August 19th for the brand new addition to the police headquarters.
Incumbent Moss faces one challenger in the Republican primary and there is a write-in candidate as well.
Dass is running in the Democrat Primary for the Port of Palm Beach Commission in Group 2.
Fleury is running in the Democrat Primary for the Port of Palm Beach Commission in Group 2.
Campbell is running in a Democrat primary for Florida's U.S. Senate seat currently held by Republican Rick Scott.
Koch is one of five candidates running for an open seat on the School Board in District 5.
Letsky is one of five candidates running for an open seat on the School Board in District 5.
Postel is one of five candidates running for an open seat on the School Board in District 5.
Branch is one of five candidates running for an open seat on the School Board in District 5.
Page is one of five candidates running for an open seat on the School Board in District 5.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein with PalmBeachArtsPaper.com reviews:
"Borderlands"
"Trap"
"It Ends With Us"
Honorable mentions to:
"The Last Front"
"Cuckoo"
FPL spokeswoman Francine Freitas shares some tips on staying cool at home this summer without your electric bill spiking. And if it's already been spiking, ways to lower it while remaining comfortable.
Diaz has one opponent in the Republican primary for the Palm Beach County Sheriff's race.
Syrkus is running in the Republican primary for Martin County Commission in District 5. The race is open to ALL county voters since there are no Democrats or third-party candidates running for the seat.
Nathan is running in the Republican primary for Martin County Commission in District 5. The race is open to ALL county voters since there are no Democrats or third-party candidates running for the seat.
Vargas is running in a Republican primary against the incumbent Commissioner Doug Smith. There is also a write-in candidate, meaning this race can't be fully decided until November and the August primary is only open to Republicans.
Frankel faces one opponent in a Democrat primary for public defender, but with no Republicans or third-party candidates running this race is open to all Palm Beach County voters.
New movies out include:
"Trap"
"Kneecap"
"Harold And The Purple Crayon"
Hap also reviews:
"Land of Bad"
"Simon Biles: Rising"
Rep. Mast is being challenged in a GOP Primary for his District 21 seat by one candidate.
Thomas is running in a Republican Primary that is open to all registered voters in Martin County.
D'Ambra is running in a Republican Primary that is open to all registered voters in Martin County.
Capps is running in a Republican Primary that is open to all registered voters in Martin County.
Fox is one of four candidates in a Republican primary for the Florida House of Representatives seat in District 94.
Aguirre is one of four candidates in a Republican primary for the Florida House of Representatives seat in District 94.
Acosta is one of four candidates in a Republican primary for the Florida House of Representatives seat in District 94.
Weinberger is one of four candidates in a Republican primary for the Florida House of Representatives seat in District 94.
Hap Reviews:
"Deadpool & Wolverine"
"Find Me Falling"
"Fetterer: 12 Final Days"
Honorable mentions:
"The Fabulous Four"
"The Good Half"
Weinroth is one of six candidates in the race to ultimately challenge Democrat Congressman Jared Moskowitz in November.
Kaufman is one of six candidates in the race to ultimately challenge Democrat Congressman Jared Moskowitz in November.
Swaffer is one of six candidates in the race to ultimately challenge Democrat Congressman Jared Moskowitz in November.
Spalding is one of six candidates in the race to ultimately challenge Democrat Congressman Jared Moskowitz in November.
Barve is one of six candidates in the race to ultimately challenge Democrat Congressman Jared Moskowitz in November.
Lane and two other candidates are battling it out for a seat being vacated by Barbara McQuinn.
Lewis and two other candidates are battling it out for a seat being vacated by Barbara McQuinn.
Wernisch and two other candidates are battling it out for a seat being vacated by Barbara McQuinn.
Franzese is back in the race for Congressional District 22. The winner of the Republican Primary will face Democrat Incumbent Congresswoman Lois Frankel in November.
Adeimy is back in the race for Congressional District 22. The winner of the Republican Primary will face Democrat Incumbent Congresswoman Lois Frankel in November.
Cox is in a 3-way race for the Democrat Primary in the Palm Beach County State Attorney seat.
Lerman is in a 3-way race for the Democrat Primary in the Palm Beach County State Attorney seat.
Williams is in a 3-way race for the Democrat Primary in the Palm Beach County State Attorney seat.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein reviews:
"Fly Me to the Moon"
"Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F"
"A Family Affair"
We also discuss:
"Longlegs"
"Dandelion"
Sheriff Bradshaw is running for another term and faces one challenger in the Democrat primary.
Casanova is running for an open seat on the Palm Beach County Court. It's the only judicial race in this election.
Leifert is running for an open seat on the Palm Beach County Court. It's the only judicial race in this election.
Middleton is running for an open seat on the Palm Beach County Court. It's the only judicial race in this election.
Debra Tendrich is running in the Democrat Primary for an open seat in the Florida House of Representatives.
Destinie Baker Sutton is running in the Democrat Primary for the open seat in the Florida House of Representatives.
Ryles, a former West Palm Beach Commissioner, is running for the soon-to-be-vacant County Commission seat.
Hap Erstein reviews the following films:
"Despicable Me 4"
"A Quiet Place: Day One"
"Ghostlight"
"Outstanding"
Hap Erstein with PalmBeachArtsPaper.com shares his take on:
"The Bikeriders"
"Thelma"
"Waiting For Dali"
Honorable mention to Russell Crowe in:
"The Exorcism"
Amateur radio operators, also known as HAM operators, will be taking over the beach at Carlin Park in Jupiter this weekend. Al Moreschi, President of the Jupiter-Tequesta Repeater Group, tells us more about the annual Field Day at the Jupiter Civic Center.
Longtime local movie critic Hap Erstein with PalmBeachArtsPaper.com shares his take on:
"Inside Out 2"
"The Price Of Nonna's Inheritance"
"Under Paris"
Honorable mentions to:
"Treasure"
"Tuesday"
Hap Erstein reviews "Bad Boys: Ride or Die" in theaters and "Hit Man" & "Die Hart 2:Die Harter" on streaming. Also opening this weekend, "The Watcher."
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein reviews the following films:
"Young Woman and the Sea"
"Summer Camp"
"Atlas"
We also chat about:
"Ezra"
"Babes"
Spokesman Shawn Johnson talks about all of the ways that Florida Power & Light has prepared for this Hurricane Season and things you can do to prepare for a storm.
Critic Hap Erstein shares his take on "Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga," "Mother of the Bride" and "The Garfield Movie." Also out this weekend, "Sight" and what movie did Joel Malkin enjoy that he said he wasn't even going to watch?
Palm Beach County Sheriff Ric Bradshaw talks about safety during the Memorial Day holiday weekend, active-shooter training coming to a local mall, the new Citizen’s Online Reporting system and illegal immigration.
Hap Erstein is fresh back from Canada and shares his take on some streaming options:
"Unfrosted: The Pop Tarts Story"
"The Idea of You"
"Let It Be"
Joel Malkin talks about "The Fall Guy" and "Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes."
Also teasing some brand new films at theaters this week, including "IF" and "Back to Black."
Here's what's playing this weekend:
"Boy Kills World"
"Challengers"
"We Grown Now"
"Unsung Hero"
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein shares his reviews of the latest films, including :
"Abigail"
"The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare"
"Civil War"
FPL spokesperson and solar expert Marshall Hastings shares details about the company's Community Solar program called "Solar Together."
Bradshaw tells us that his agency has been sending more patrols near both Jewish synagogues and Muslim mosques since the October 7 attack on Israel by Hamas.
Hap reviews:
"Arcadian"
"Scoop"
"Suncoast"
Also Playing at theaters:
"Civil War"
"Don't Tell Mom The Babysitter's Dead"
"The Long Game"
Critic Hap Erstein with Palm Beach Arts Paper shares reviews of "Remembering Gene Wilder," which is playing in select theaters. He also give his take on "Wicked Little Letters" and Holocaust film "The Boy in the Woods." Meanwhile, we chat about the following movies that are playing at theaters this weekend:
"The First Omen"
"Monkey Man"
"Someone Like You"
The theaters this weekend belong to "Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire." Hap Erstein reviews the latest in that franchise, while also sharing his thoughts on "Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour," which is streaming on Disney+, the John Cena comedy "Ricky Stanicki" on Prime and we talk about "The Greatest Night in Pop," a documentary about the night "We Are the World" was recorded.
Marine Corps. veteran Riechman, a Purple Heart recipient for injuries sustained at Iwo Jima, lives in Palm Beach County and shares stories of his time serving the U.S.
Quantum House President & CEO Greg Quattlebaum talks about his non-profit in West Palm Beach, what it provides and how you can help throughout the month and on the "Day of Giving," March 27th.
Reviews this weekend:
"One Life"
"Spaceman"
"Frida" documentary
Honorable mention:
"Arthur the King"
Hensley is running for Lake Park Town Commission's open seat against three other candidates.
Langer is running for the open seat on the Lake Park Town Commission against three other candidates.
Moran is running for the open Group 3 seat on the Palm Beach Town Council and faces one opponent.
Corey is running for the open Group 3 seat on the Palm Beach Town Council and faces one opponent.
We sent longtime local film critic Hap Erstein to see "Kung Fu Panda 4." He also reviews "Players" on Netflix and we talk Oscars, with the awards show coming on Sunday night.
We also share information on two other films at theaters this weekend: the faith-based "Cabrini" and horror "Imaginary."
Drucker faces a challenge from Bernard Korn in her race to keep Seat C on the City Council.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein reviews "Dune 2," which is featuring in several sneak previews on Sunday. He lso reviews "Isle of Hope" and "Kill Me If You Dare." Other films out this weekend include "Ordinary Angels and "Drive-Away Dolls." We give those honorary mentions.
Chard is running for Seat 1 on the Delray Beach Commission and has two opponents in the race.
Carney, a former Delray Beach city commissioner, faces two opponents in the race. They are current Vice Mayor Ryan Boylson and fellow former Commissioner Shirley Johnson.
Boylston faces two opponents in the race, both former commissioners. They are Tom Carney and Shirley Johnson.
Hap Erstein is not happy about either "Madame Web" or "Bob Marley: One Love" at theaters this weekend, but recommends "The Teacher's Lounge" as his art house pick.
PInkney is running against incumbent Sarah Malega in the race for Lake Worth Beach City Commission, District 1.
Our film critic Hap Erstein is not a big fan of horror, so when he recommends a "scary" movie, it's probably not too scary. But he shares his take on "Lisa Frankenstein" and "Out of Darkness," along with Liam Neeson's "Made in Italy" which has finally found its way to streaming.
Bradshaw shares more information about PBSO's Cold Case unit after a woman's body found nearly 40 years ago has been identified. He also talks about his other agency's other units and some of the biggest issues in our community
Joseph is running for Mayor of Lake Worth Beach and faces three candidates, including Mayor Betty Resch.
Cull is one of four candidates running for Mayor of Lake Worth Beach, including incumbent Betty Resch.
Amoroso, a former Lake Worth Beach Commissioner, is vying to be the mayor and faces three candidates including Mayor Betty Resch.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein reviews the following films:
"Argylle"
"Scrambled"
"The Underdoggs"
Rachel Shanker is a conservation liason at Manatee Lagoon, where she's known as a 'manatee master.' She visited our studios to talk about this Saturday's event.
West Palm Beach Florida Prepaid spokesperson Meredith Westheimer joins us to share information about this year's enrollment opportunities.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein reviews:
"Role Play"
"Society of the Snow"
"Driving Madeleine"
Mayor Gerwig weighs in on the controversy going on in the Village of Wellington, in which she and three councilmembers are targeted in recall efforts.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein with PalmBeachArtsPaper.com shares his take on the following movies:
"I.S.S."
"Mean Girls"
"Good Grief"
Brennan is heading up an effort to recall Wellington's mayor and three council members over a proposed deal to remove 96 acres of equestrian land from the village.
Hear Hap Erstein's reviews of "Freud's Last Session," "Night Swim" and "The Book of Clarence." Honorable mentions to "Mean Girls" and "The Beekeeper," both at theaters this weekend. Hap also shares his "10 Best" from 2023.
Chief Ceccarelli gives an update on things in Palm Springs including police recruitment, scams and a look at a new state law that mandates how firearms are stored in vehicles.
Republican State Rep. Gossett-Seidman shares details about the bills she has filed, including the redrafting of her "Safe Waterways Act" from last year.
District 93 Democrat State Representative Katherine Waldron discusses the bills she has filed ahead of the Jan. 9 start of the Legisaltive Session.
Palm Beach County Republican State Representative Rick Roth shares details about the bills he has filed and ones he plans to file ahead of the Legislative Session, which kicks off on January 9.
Hap Erstein reviews:
"May/December"
"Chicken Run: Dawn of the Nugget"
"American Symphony"
Also at theaters this weekend, "Wonka," a prequel to "Charlie & the Chocolate Factory."
Someone destroyed the synagogue's menorah that was built out of sand on the beach near the Juno Beach Pier for the first night of Hanukkah. It was also desecrated with a swastika. Rabbi Ezagui says this will only make the Jewish community stronger as the menorah is being rebuilt and a lighting ceremony is being held for the 7th night of Hanukkah.
The vice mayor speaks about the recent announement of "Operation Big Boi" where 44 pounds of fentanyl was seized from alleged distributors and 16 people were arrested. Turkin also discusses multiple other issues involving the City of Boynton Beach.
Sheriff Bradshaw talks about ways to keep yourself and your family safe while shopping this holiday season and how to best protect your home if you're going away.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein reviews the following films:
"Napoleon"
"Dream Scenario"
"Wish"
"Leo"
He only dislikes one of these!
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein has been reviewing more horror films for us lately and he continues that with "Thanksgiving." We also got him to tell us about "Trolls Band Together" and whether Joel Malkin's 11-year old daughter would like it. Other films reviewed and discussed this week:
"Nyad"
"Rustin"
"The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes"
"Next Goal Wins"
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein reviews the following films:
"The Marvels"
"The Holdovers"
"The Killer"
"Quiz Lady"
Honorable mentions to newcomers:
"Journey to Bethlehem"
"It's a Wonderful Knife"
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein reviews "Priscilla," "Five Nights at Freddy's" and "Old Dads."
Former councilmember Honey Minuse is seeking to get back onto the Vero Beach City Council in the Nov. 7 election.
Jessica Winter, recycling education and marketing manager of the Solid Waste Authority of Palm Beach County joins us to talk about the 9th annual 'America Recycles Day' event this Saturday, November 5th.
Wendy Sartory Link speaks with us about what to do if you plan on voting by mail next year and more.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein didn't have the opportunity to screen "Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour," but it would've been entertaining to hear him critique a Taylor Swift concert, just like a true "Swifty." We chat about the concert film, which is the only new release at theaters, and Hap found a couple of streaming options:
"The Burial"
"Nowhere"
Siegler, a Jupiter businessman, has made it his life's work to reach out to Holocaust survivors to get their messages spread so that history never repeats itself. In the wake of the Hamas attack on Israel, he's now asking for the nation to come together against hate.
Taking the wind out of my sails, longtime local movie critic Hap Erstein says "The Exorcist: Believer" is nowhere near as scary as the trailers make it appear to be. He also reviews the films "Fair Play" and
"Inside" with Willam Defoe.
West Palm Beach Community Events Manager Mary Pinak joins us to talk about what's new at the GreenMarket opening on Saturday October 7th for the 29th season.
Sheriff Bradshaw updates us on PBSO's body cam program, the situation involving parts being stolen off of Jeeps at PBIA and other locations, the agency's National Night Out event and Halloween safety.
Florida State Rep. Kelly Skidmore tells us about a town hall event on Tuesday, October 3rd in Delray Beach and shares details about some upcoming bills that may be discussed and possibly voted on during the session which begins in Tallahassee on January 9th.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein shares his take on the new sci-fi action thriller about artificial intelligence. In addition to "The Creator," Hap reviews "The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar" and his art house pick, "Cassandro." We also give honorable mentions to "Saw X," "The Blind"
and "Paw Patrol: The Mighty Movie."
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein reviews:
"Dumb Money" and "Expendables 4" which are new in theaters this weekend.
He also tells us about "A Million Miles Away" on Prime.
Hap Erstein returns from his latest world tour to spend some time with us talking movies. He reviews these films:
"You Are So Not Invited To My Bat Mitzvah"
"Sitting In Bars With Cake"
"My Big Fat Greek Wedding 3"
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein shares his take on Will Farrell, Jamie Foxx and others in "Strays." Other films reviewed and discussed:
"Gran Turismo"
"Blue Beetle"
"Heart of Stone"
Longtime local film critic reviews:
"The Last Voyage of the Demeter"
"Jules"
"Paradise"
The South Florida lawmaker talks about affordable housing legislation that was taken up and passed this year, among other topics.
The chief talks about back to school traffic, a police department expansion in the works, a TikTok challenge involving kids stealing cars and a Movie Night and Coffee with a Cop event in Palm Springs.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein reviews the following movies:
"The Meg 2: The Trench"
"Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem"
"Shortcomings"
"The Baker"
While none of these films is expected to beat out "Barbie" at the box office this weekend, there are several new choices:
"Haunted Mansion"
"They Cloned Tyrone"
"The Baker"
"Talk To Me"
"Theater Camp"
"Glitch: The Rise and Fall of HQ Trivia"
According to reports, many people around the country plan to see both "Oppenheimer" and
"Barbie" back-to-back. Hap Erstein shares his take on both films (spoiler alert: He liked them both). He also reviews an art house pick titled "Gold Brick."
Last year, he did it with "Top Gun: Maverick," and now Tom Cruise is expected to fill the seats again with Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning Part 1." Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein shares his take on the film, along with "Miracle Club," which is also at theaters and Netflix comedy "The Outlaws."
Eight South Florida high school graduates were surprised over the weekend when they each received $20,000 in college scholarships from Florida Power & Light. The students showed up on Saturday to Manatee Lagoon in West Palm Beach, not knowing what to expect. FPL's Whitney Cunningham Walker says all eight of the winners took part in a program that aims to get more minorities involved in STEM careers.
Longtime local critic Hap Erstein shares his take on "Joy Ride" and a couple of movies on streamers,
"Run Rabbit Run" and "World's Best." Honorable mentions to "Insidious: The Red Door" and
"Sound of Freedom."
The Fourth of July Weekend is traditionally a busy one at theaters and this one is likely no exception.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein shares his take on "Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny,"
"Asteroid City," "No Hard Feelings" and the Mel Gibson film "Confidential Informant." Honorable mention this weekend to the animated "Ruby Gillman, Teenage Kraken."
For Protecting the Palm Beaches, Palm Beach County Sheriff Ric Bradshaw lays out the 'Facts vs. Fiction' regarding Florida's new gun law which takes effect July 1st. He also shares some safety tips ahead of the Independence Day holiday.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein enjoyed "The Flash," with its multiple Bat Mans, or is it Bat Men? He also reviews Disney/Pixar's latest "Elemental" and a documentary about Marvel founder Stan Lee.
President of the JTRG, Albert Moreschi, talks about this year's Field Day at the Jupiter Civic Center, along the beach. Just like every year, it gives amateur or HAM radio operators practice in case they are called upon to help with communication in the event of a natural disaster. Moreschi also shares information about a recent hurricane simulation exercise in which several Palm Beach County officials took part in a mock "Hurricane Alice" practice run.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein talks about the new movie "Flamin' Hot," as well as "You Hurt My Feelings" starring Julia Louis Dreyfus and "Reality." And yes, we discuss "Transformers: Rise of the Beasts" even though neither of us has seen it.
Florida Power & Light Community Relations Strategist Whitney Cunningham Walker talks about the event hosted at FPL's Command Center in West Palm Beach.
Sheriff Bradshaw talks about the 2023 Atlantic Hurricane Season, how you can prepare and how PBSO prepares. He also discusses his re-election campaign, which is in full swing and a new mental health program the Sheriff's Office has launched with the help of Big Dog Rnahc Rescue.
Steve Mayer, head of Events and Entertainment for the National Hockey League, talks about the concert and viewing party before, during and after Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Final between the Florida Panthers and the Las Vegas Golden Knights. He is also the Executive Producer of the “Quest for the Stanley Cup” docuseries, which airs on ESPN+ and ESPN 2.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein shares his take on "Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse," along with the latest adaptation of the Stephen King short story "The Boogeyman" and he takes a look at the new documentary "Being Mary Tyler Moore."
Kennedy shares advice on things homeowners should be doing right now, rather than waiting for a storm to develop. He also discusses new state-of-the-art tools, including drones, that Florida Power & Light will use this season to help restore power quicker.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein shares his take on "The Little Mermaid," and you may be surprised. He also reviews "Kandahar" and "Missing," which had its time in theaters and is now on Netflix.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein reviews "Fast X," "The Mother" with Jennifer Lopez and
"Fool's Paradise," a reach-back from last week at theaters.
Marvin Badler, Seniors vs. Crime Project manager, talks about the dangers of scams targeting the elderly and how to combat them. This as the latest FBI stats show staggering numbers in Florida and across the country.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein revisits one from recent weeks called "Guy Ritchie's The Covenant" and reviews the new movie "Book Club: The Next Chapter." He also talks about a new one on Disney+, "Peter Pan and Wendy."
SOS Band Founder and Director Antoine Miller says the fundraising will continue for the next year in order for his 82-piece marching band made up of inner-city kids to take that trip to London for the 2024 Band Week in June. He also talks about how business owners can help.
Seth Behn, an attorney representing the owners of the property where the Palm Beach International Raceway stands, shares the latest information regarding a Special Magistrate's recommendation that Palm Beach County allow the owners to develop the land into warehouse space so that it can be sold and bring jobs to the area. A group of racing enthusiasts has been fighting that proposal since the Raceway closed in April of last year.
A.J. Hurley National Director of Activism at pro-life non-profit Live Action talks about the rally being held outside of the conference of the National Association of Chain Drug Stores in Palm Beach to protest large drug store chains continued distribution of an abortion drug.
Meredith Westheimer, spokeswoman for Florida Prepaid as well as a beneficiary, tells us the ins and outs of the program.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein shares his take on the film "Air," starring and directed by Ben Affleck, co-starring Matt Damon and a host of other big names. It premiers at theaters on Wednesday but there are Saturday night sneak previews at local theaters. Hap also shares reviews of "A Good Person" and Netflix film "Luther: The Fallen Sun," which stars Idris Elba. We also discuss new releases "Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves," "Spinning Gold", "A Thousand And One" and from last week, "John Wick Chapter 4."
For Protecting the Palm Beaches, Chief Ceccarelli joins us to talk about a number of topics.
Quantum House Pres. and CEO Robi Jurney tells us that 100% of the proceeds from all sales at Jersey Mike's Subs in Palm Beach County and the Treasure Coast on Wednesday, March 29th goes to her non-profit. Hear more about Quantum House and how you can help.
Hap is in NYC watching Broadway shows instead of movies, so Joel Malkin shares his thoughts on movies he has seen in the past week and Hap reacts to Oscars surprises, including one that he and Joel are very happy about.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein shares his take on the new comedy from Bobby Farrelly, "Champions," which stars Woody Harrelson and a number of special needs actors. He also has an "Art House Pick" and picks his favorites for Sunday's Oscars telecast. And we talk about some other movies at theaters this weekend, "Scream VI" and "65."
Jordat is challenging incumbent Village Councilmember Jodi Brinkman for hear District 4 seat.
Brinkman is running for reelection to her District 4 seat on the Village Council, facing one challenger.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein shares his reviews of "Creed III" at theaters as well as two streamers: "We Have a Ghost" and "Ten Little Mistresses."
We speak with Lowell Van Vechten, Co-founder of the American Disabilities Foundation Inc. and Honorary Chair of this weekend's event at Spanish River Park in Boca Raton.
Palm Beach County Mayor Gregg Weiss invites you to a town hall to discuss recent incidents of antisemitism, bigotry and hatred and what we as a community can do about it. He joined us to speak about it.
Burns is running against Angie Gray for the open Seat 4 on the Delray Beach City Commission.
Hap shares his take on "Jesus Revolution" with Kelsey Grammer, "Cocaine Bear" and his Art House Pick this week is "Path of the Panther."
Long is challenging incumbent Commissioner Juli Casale for Seat 2 on the Delray Beach City Commission.
Casale is running for a second term on the Delray Beach City Commission, facing a challenge from Rob Long.
The latest Marvel film hits theaters. Film critic Hap Erstein shares his take on "Antman and the Wasp: Quantumania" along with a Netflix original starring Ashton Kutcher and Reese Witherspoon.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein shares his take on "Magic Mike's Last Dance," "Shotgun Wedding" and his Art House Pick "Let It Be Morning." I also remind him that this is the weekend for the "Titanic" 25th Anniversary Re-release. Hap wasn't a big fan of the classic film.
Ramiccio, a former Lake Worth mayor, is running for the District 4 seat on the Boynton Beach Commission.
Kelley is seeking election to the seat to which she was appointed last year. She faces two challengers in the race.
Sheriff Ric Bradshaw talks about the more than two year process to get body cameras for deputies, PBSO's policies in the aftermath of the Memphs situation and other topics.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein says "Knock At The Cabin" is Shyamalan's best in years. He also reviews "You People" on Netflix, "80 For Brady" and the documentary "Pamela: A Love Story."
Sgt Deanna Rideau is in charge of recruitment and hiring of officers for the West Palm Beach PD. She talks about the benefits of working for the police department and ways to get hired. There is also a Career Fair on the Treasure Coast on Friday 2/3/23, where West Palm PD and other agencies are looking for new officers.
No picks just yet, but longtime local film critic Hap Erstein talks about surprises in the list of nominations that came out this week for the Oscars. He also reviews "Triangle of Sadness," one of the Best Picture nominees, "White Noise" and the Palm Beach Film Festival returns for the first time since the pandemic.
Kyle Bush, Lead Project Manager for Smart Grid & Innovation at FPL, talks about the Underwater Robotics Demonstration at Manatee Lagoon on Friday.
FPL and FAU Lab Schools have teamed up to support underwater robotics. FPL is committed to education and enriching students’ experiences with science and STEM education. FPL funds robotics teams throughout its service area because the company believes these activities enhance students’ STEM capabilities and help move Florida forward.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein shares his take on "A Man Called Otto," "The Son," "Living"
and "The Whale."
Mayor Singer talks about the issues brought up at the confererence and what topics he was able to share with his peers from across the country. He also talks about the new Brightline train station in Boca Raton, which has been open for a month, and a proposed Charter amendment that will be on the ballot for Boca Raton residents in March.
Fair President & CEO Vicki Chouris shares complete details about this year's South Florida Fair.
Palm Beach County Sheriff Ric Bradshaw doesn't mince words when it comes to who is at fault for the historic numbers of illegal immigrants coming into the U.S., as well as the deadly drug fentanyl. He also talks about a scam involving an imposter claiming to be a Sergeant with PBSO who is calling residents. He is telling the would-be victims that there is a warrant out for their arrest and that a "voucher" from Walgreens (gift cards) will get them in the clear.
Northeast Florida Republican Congresswoman Cat Cammack joined us for The Brian Mudd Show on Thursday Jan. 12, 2023. She spoke about the latest attempts to get the "Fair Tax Act" through Congress and what she calls "the height of hypocrisy" with regard to how the media and the Biden administration are handling the story about classified documents linked to the president's time as vice president.
Rep. Edmonds of District 88 in West Palm Beach says the event will focus on things like housing, healthcare and property insurance. It's being held January 12, 2023 at the Gaines Park Community Center in West Palm Beach.
Palm Beach County Republican Party Chairman Michael Barnett was appointed to the County Commission District 3 seat by Gov. Ron DeSantis and gives the GOP a 4-3 majority on the Board. He joined The Brian Mudd Show to talk about the appointment and how will govern.
Republican Senator Scott says nobody has read the entire spending package that Democrats and even some Republicans are attempting to get passed ahead of a Friday deadline. He also talks about the BOLIVAR Act, a letter he sent to Pres. Biden regarding Cuba and the House Jan. 6 Committee's move to refer former President Trump to the DOJ for criminal charges.
The legislation, headed up by the Democrat Congresswoman in the House, will make non-disclosure agreements regarding sexual abuse on the job unenforceable.
It's an exciting week for the City of Boca Raton and its mayor as the 9th annual Boca Raton Bowl is being played at FAU Stadium and Brightline opens its brand new train station.
In addition to "Violent Night," longtime local film critic Hap Erstein reviews "Guillermo Del Toro's Pinocchio" and "Empire Of Light"
Chief Ceccarelli joins us to talk about scams, Christmastime advice to keep you safe and the Village of Palm Springs' Stuff a Cruiser event on Saturday 12/10.
A woman claiming to be the wife of 75-year old Hugh Hootman of Stuart calls 911 to say her husband just shot their 81-year old neighbors to death over an "ongoing dispute."
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein shares his take on "The Fabelmans," as well as "Devotion" and he warns against watching "Disenchanted" on Disney+.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein reviews "She Said," "The Menu" and "Falling For Christmas."
Rachel Shanker, Conservation Liaison and Educator at FPL's Manatee Lagoon, talks about the start of the season when manatees swim south to warmer waters. She also shares details on the Manatee Season 2022 Kickoff event at the facility in West Palm Beach.
This weekend is all about "Black Panther: Wakanda Forever" and Hap Erstein shares his take on that one, along with "Enola Holmes 2" and his Art House Pick titled "The Return of Tanya Tucker."
Catie Sprague and Patti Hammond with the SWA of Palm Beach County talk about America Recycles Day on November 12 and things you may not know about recycling.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein shares his take on "Tar," "Call Jane,"
"Armageddon Time" and his Art House Pick of the Week "Weird," the Weird Al Yankovich biopic...sort of.
Justin Perrault, Director of Research at Loggerhead Marinelife Center in Juno Beach talks about the nesting season, which just wrapped up Oct. 31.
Republican State Representative Tom Fabricio urges people to take advantage of early voting, which continues through Sunday in his Miami-Dade County district.
Terence "T.D." Davis is running against Republican State Rep. Rick Roth for the new seat in the Florida House in District 94.
State Rep. Roth is currently serving in District 85 and running for a fourth and final term in the Florida House in new District 94 against Democrat Terence "T.D." Davis.
State Rep. Skidmore is currently serving in the Florida House of Representatives in District 81 and running in the race for the newly redistricted District 92 against Republican Dorcas Hernandez.
Caruso is currently serving in District 89 and running for the newly redistricted District 87 seat in the Florida House of Representatives against Democrat Sienna Osta.
Congressman Mast, currently serving in District 18, is running in the newly redistricted District 21, against Democrat Corrina Robinson.
Hap Erstein reviews "Ticket To Paradise," "Black Adam" and "Banshees of Intisherin." He also shares his Art House Pick "My Policeman."
Polsky is running against Republican Bill Reicherter for District 30 in the state Senate.
Reicherter is running against Democrat Senator Tina Polsky in District 30 of the state Senate.
Dr. Banionis is running against Democrat Port of Palm Beach Commissioner Katherine Waldron for the seat in state House District 93.
Waldron, a Port of Palm Beach Commissioner, is running against Republican Dr. Saulis Banionis for the state House seat in District 93.
Ambassador Nancy G. Brinker, founder of Susan G. Komen for the Cure, is on a new mission - one that has both lifesaving and cost-saving at the center.
Link spends some time with us to explain everything you need to know about voting before and during the General Election on November 8 in Palm Beach County.
The founders of the newly formed Council launched it at a Latin restaurant near West Palm Beach on Tuesday to bring a Hispanic voice to the energy policy debate. We speak with NHEC Chairman Julio Fuentes and Vice Chairman Matthew Gonzales.
Byers is running against Democrat Senator Lori Berman in the race for Florida Senate District 26.
Berman is running for the Florida Senate in District 26, and facing a challenge from Republican Steve Byers.
Montez-Clark is challenging Democrat Congresswoman Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick in Congressional District 20.
Burke talks about the School Board referendum on the ballot that asks voters to keep the 1 mill , or $1 per $1,000 of taxable property value going beyond June 30, 2022.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein also shares his take on "Till," "Rosaline" and
"Plan A."
Gary Lesser, Managing Partner at Lesser, Lesser, Landy and Smith, PLLC and President of The Florida Bar, donated $10,000 to the SOS Community Marching Band in their efforts to get to London's Band Week 2023.
Showalter is challenging incumbent Marcia Andrews after leading the way among four challengers to Andrews in the primary.
Incument Andrews faces a run-off with one of four challengers from the primary, Jenn Showalter.
The big movie at theaters this weekend is "Amsterdam." Hap Ersten reviews that film with a star-studded cast, as well as "Mr. Harrigan's Phone" and "Enter Galactic" on Netflix. Also at theaters this weekend is "Lyle Lyle Crocodile."
Thomson is running against Republican Peggy Gossett-Seidman in the race for the State House, District 91.
Gossett-Seidman is running against Democrat Andy Thomson in the race for the State House, District 91.
We speak with Clinic Can Help CEO Owen O'Neill and Event Chair Matt Lincoln from CBS 12 News about this golf tournament to benefit the non-profit's Kinder Project. The Golf Classic is October 20th at Banyan Cay in West Palm Beach.
Mager took over as the new police chief after Javaro Sims retired over the summer. He talks with us about his goals as the leader of the Delray Beach Police Dept.
Democrat incumbent Weinroth, currently serving as Mayor, is being challenged by Republican Marci Woodward.
Republican Woodward is challenging Democrat incumbent Commissioner and currently County Mayor Robert Weinroth.
Hap Erstein reviews the latest films: "Bros," "Hocus Pocus 2," "Smile" and his Art House Pick
"A Trip To Infinity."
McGovern is vying for the open seat on the County Commission in District 6 and faces one opponent in Republican Sara Baxter.
Baxter is vying for the open seat on the County Commission, facing one opponent in Democrat Michelle Oyola McGovern.
West Palm Beach Community Events Supervisor Mary Pinak talks about the new season for the city's GreenMarket, which won USA Today's 10Best Readers' Choice Poll two years in a row.
West Palm Beach Community Events Supervisor Mary Pinak talks about the new season for the city's GreenMarket, which won USA Today's 10Best Readers' Choice Poll two years in a row.
Hap Erstein reviews "Don't Worry Darling" and a biopic about Marilyn Monroe titled "Blonde."
Hap Erstein reviews "Don't Worry Darling" and a biopic about Marilyn Monroe titled "Blonde."
Hap Erstein shares his take on "The Woman King" and "Clerks III," which are now playing at movie theaters. He also reviews "Pinocchio" on Disney+ and Art House Pick "Becoming Iconic."
Hap Erstein shares his take on "The Woman King" and "Clerks III," which are now playing at movie theaters. He also reviews "Pinocchio" on Disney+ and Art House Pick "Becoming Iconic."
Critic Hap Erstein checks out the horror flick "Barbarian," as well as "Delia's Gone" and "Gigi and Nate."
Critic Hap Erstein checks out the horror flick "Barbarian," as well as "Delia's Gone" and "Gigi and Nate."
Amanda shares details on the cruise line's special offer for heroes. First responders and teachers get to cruise free!
Amanda shares details on the cruise line's special offer for heroes. First responders and teachers get to cruise free!
Sheriff Bradshaw talks about panhandling and an update on efforts to fit deputies with body cams.
Sheriff Bradshaw talks about panhandling and an update on efforts to fit deputies with body cams.
While Hap Erstein shares his take on Sylvester Stallone's "Samaritan," "Loving Adults" and
"Honk For Jesus, Save Your Soul," we also tell you about a 1975 classic film that is back on the big screen this weekend in 3D and IMAX, and for only $3 on Saturday. Also, "Spider-Man: No Way Home" the More Stuff version.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein reviews "Breaking," "13 Lives" and
"Bullet Proof."
Chief Sims talks about his 30 years with the Delray Beach Police Department ahead of his retirement from the agency.
Ellison is one of six candidates in the Democrat Primary for the U.S. House, District 23.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein reviews "Beast," "13: The Musical" and "The Grey Man."
Gossett-Seidman is one of two candidates in the GOP Primary for Florida House, District 91.
State Rep. Omphroy is one of three candidates in the Democrat primary for U.S. House, District 20.
Holness is one of three candidates in the Democrat primary for U.S. House, District 20.
Zahangir is one of two candidates running in the Democrat primary for the new Florida House, District 92 seat.
Skidmore, currently the District 81 State Representative is one of two candidates running in the Democrat primary for the new Florida House, District 92 seat.
Albright is one of four candidates in the Democrat Primary for Florida House, District 93.
Waldron is one of four candidates in the Democrat Primary for Florida House, District 93.
Valeo is one of four candidates in the Democrat Primary for Florida House, District 93.
Densen is one of four candidates in the Democrat Primary for Florida House, District 93.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein shares his take on "Emily the Criminal," "Mack and Rita" and the animated "Luck."
Justice is one of two candidates in the GOP Primary for the new District 87 in the Florida House of Representatives.
Caruso is one of two candidates in the GOP Primary for the new District 87 in the Florida House of Representatives.
St. Juste is one of two candidates running for an open seat on the Palm Beach County Circuit Court.
Siperstein is one of two candidates running for an open judicial seat on the Palm Beach County Circuit Court.
Mast is being challenged by three candidates in the GOP Primary for U.S. House District 91.
Buongiorno is one of four candidates in the race for the GOP Primary in U.S. House District 21.
Wheelen is one of two candidates in the GOP Primary for the new District 26 in Palm Beach County.
Byers is one of two candidates in the GOP Primary for the new District 26 in Palm Beach County.
Brad Pitt is on the big screen this weekend in "Bullet Train." That's one of two wide releases at theaters. The oddly-timed comedy "Easter Sunday" is the other one, while Hap Erstein also reviews Holocaust film "My Name is Sara."
Republican National Committee Florida Communications Director Julia Friedland talks about Monday's event, featuring State Rep. Randy Fine and Moms of Liberty.
Myles Perrone is one of seven candidates in the GOP Primary for the U.S. House District 23.
Ewers is one of four candidates challenging incumbent school board member Marcia Andrews in District 6.
Weinstein is one of seven candidates in the GOP Primary race for U.S. House District 23.
Chess is one of seven candidates running in the GOP Primary for the U.S. House District 23.
Martz is one of four candidates in the race for the GOP Primary in U.S. House District 21.
In addition to "Nope," longtime local film critic Hap Erstein reviews "Mr. Malcolms' List,"
"How To Please a Woman" and "Hallelujah."
Sharps is one of three candidates in the Democrat Primary for the County Commission seat being vacated by term-limited Melissa McKinlay.
Willhite is a state representative and one of three candidates in the Democrat Primary for the County Commission seat being vacated by the term-limited Melissa McKinlay.
McGovern is one of three candidates in the Democrat Primary for the County Commission seat being vacated by the term-limited Melissa McKinlay
Tom Veenstra, Vice President of Administration with CareerSource Palm Beach County, says it wasn't unexpected to see the local unemployment rate go up month-over-month by .6 of a percent. It's summertime.
Mark Economou talks about efforts by the department to recruit officers and other positions and we cover tips to prevent auto theft.
Persaud is running, along with two other candidates, for the seat currently held by Dr. Debra Robinson. She is not seeking re-election.
Ferguson is one of three candidates vying for the seat currently held by School Board member Dr. Debra Robinson, who is not seeking re-election.
Smith is one of three candidates vying for the seat currently held by School Board member Dr. Debra Robinson, who is not running for re-election.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein says "Thor: Love and Thunder" will continue to lead the box office as he reviews new releases "Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris," "Where the Crawdads Sing" and Netflix film "Spider Head." Honorable mention to "Paws of Fury: The Legend of Hank."
Silvestri is one of four candidates challenging incumbent school board member Marcia Andrews in District 6.
Showalter is one of four challengers to incumbent school board member Marcia Andrews in District 6.
Browning is one of four challengers to incumbent School Board Member Marcia Andrews in District 6.
Andrews is running for re-election on the school board in District 6 and faces four challengers.
Latasha Henzie is the human resources section manager at the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office, sharing details on the job fair and the positions available from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Friday July 15, 2022.
Contreras is challenging incumbent School Board member Erica Whitfield in District 4. She is the only challenger, meaning the race will be decided on August 23.
Whitfield has one challenger in her bid for re-election in District 4 on the School Board, which means the race will be decided on August 23.
Baxter is waiting to find out which of three Democrats she will face in the county commission seat that's being vacated by Melissa McKinlay who is termed out.
Hap Erstein shares his reviews of "Thor: Love and Thunder," which he expects to knock other recent moneymakers out of the way, as well as "Hustle" on Netflix and art house fare "The Forgiven."
Lasells, also known as "Fiona's mom," is one of three challengers to incumbent Board Member Karen Brill.
Amid the emotions on both sides of the abortion issue after the Supreme Court's reversal of Roe v. Wade, this non-profit provides free resources and assistance to pregnant women who don't feel they want their babies. Nick says his job is to save these babies' lives.
In addition to "Minions: The Rise of Gru," film critic Hap Erstein shares his take on
"Good Luck To You, Leo Grande," "The Man From Toronto" and "Official Competition."
U.S. Rep. Lois Frankel reacts to the Supreme Court reversal of Roe v. Wade and how that may affect what Florida does in the future.
Film critic Hap Erstein shares his take on films like "Elvis," "Jerry and Marge Go Large" and a couple of art house picks, "Halftime" and "The Phantom of the Open."
Albert Moreschi, President of the Jupiter-Tequesta Repeater Group, shares details of the event at the Carlin Park Civic Center on June 25 and 26.
Rand Hoch, President and Founder of the Palm Beach County Human Rights Council, sounds off about the sentence handed down to 20-year old Alexander Jerich. He says the wrong message was sent.
Mayor Singer, President of Florida's League of Mayors, talks about the presentation from U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy and some of the other issues on the table at the event in Reno, Nevada.
Todd Newkirk is Director of the cemetery in Lake Worth. He shares details about the jobs available both in grounds keeping and in the office.
Ceccarelli speaks out for Protecting the Palm Beaches. He also warns about the dangers of speeding and urges residents to park in well-lit areas to avoid having gas siphoned from their vehicles.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein shares his reviews of the long-awaited sequel to the 1980's flick "Top Gun" as well as a Netflix film called "A Perfect Pairing and his Art House Pick of the Week.
Lauren Berkson, whose father died in Vietnam, explains why you don't say "Happy Memorial Day" and talks about the importance of honoring those who paid the ultimate price for our freedom.
For the first since 2019, due to the pandemic, the public is invited to attended the ceremony at the giant cemetery in Lake Worth. Cemetery Director Todd Newkirk shares details about the event.
Hap Erstein reviews "Downton Abbey: A New Era," "Senior Year" and his Art House Pick, "Fiddler's Journey to the Big Screen." Honorable mention to "Men."
Klotzbach talks about CSU's forecast for the 2022 Atlantic Hurricane Season and says that when their update comes out on June 2, it won't feature lower numbers. Also, how climate change is affecting storms.
Hap Erstein reviews the true story about "Operation Mincemeat," "Private Property" and
"Happening." He missed the screening for "Firestarter," the reboot of the 1980s film based on a Stephen King novel, but you can see it in theaters and Peacock this weekend.
Graham tells us what's new for 2022, what every Floridian should be doing right now, ahead of the start of Hurricane Season and more.
Film critic Hap Erstein shares his take on "Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness." He also reviews "The Duke" and the Netflix documentary "The Mystery of Marilyn Monroe: The Unheard Tapes."
Mary Blakeney is the Director of PBC's Division of Emergency Management and the Vice President of the Governor's Hurricane Conference this week. She shares details on the event and the importance of prep ahead of Hurricane Season.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein shares his take on Liam Neeson's new one "Memory," as well as "Book of Love" and his Art House Pick "The Automat."
Julia Friedland, Florida Communications Director for the Republican National Committee, talks about the party's efforts to reach out to Jewish voters in South Florida ahead of the midterms.
Florida Prepaid spokesperson Meredith Westheimer tells us what's new this year and how you can lock in tuition rates now for your kids.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein shares his take on "The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent," in which Nicolas Cage plays a somewhat fictionalized version of himself. He also checks out "The Northman" and Art House pick "White Hot."
South Florida PETA activist Laura Ray talks about the campaign to get Starbucks to stopping charging more for an animal-friendly milk, which includes offering free cold brew mocha from a competing company with oat milk in West Palm Beach and other locations around the country.
Longtime local film critic checks out "Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore,"
"Father Stu" and "All The Old Knives."
Mast shares details about The Northern Estuaries Restoration Plan (NERP), which was filed today in the U.S. House.
Longtime local film critic Erstein reviews "Ambulance," "The Bubble" and "Aline." Also honorable mention to "Sonic the Hedgehog 2."
Bill Wheelen is running in a packed GOP primary, with seven other candidates and all vying for the ability to face Democrat Congresswoman Lois Frankel in November.
Turkin wants to know if having PBSO take over law enforcement in Boynton Beach would benefit the city, including on a financial basis.
Some new members of the City Commission approached the sheriff to inquire about the possibility that his agency could take over law enforcement in Boynton Beach. Bradshaw also urges drivers to slow down, amid high numbers of traffic crashes and two arrests this week in vehicular homicide cases.
The new big release this week at theaters is "Morbius." Hap Erstein gives his review of that Jared Leto Marvel film as well as "Black Crab" and "The Outfit." We also engage in a lot of post-Oscars talk, and not just about the "slap heard around the world."
Jersey Mike's franchisee Brianna Krasinski talks about the Month of Giving and more specifically the Day of Giving, March 30th. How you can have 100% of what you spend help more than 500 Florida athletes compete in the Special Olympics USA Games n Orlando this year.
The new Sandra Bullock, Channing Tatum film "Lost City" is the big new release at theaters with an independent film also making its premier. Critic Hap Erstein shares his take on "Lost City" and some streaming films. We also talk Oscars.
FPL's Angela Cruz Ledford shares details about this year's event, which is back to an in-person festival with the ability to join through the ManateeFest app.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein digs up some options if you're not into "The Batman" or other films playing at theaters. Only one new movie opened at theaters this weekend and it's a small budget film.
Film critic Hap Erstein says it's a very dark movie, even more so than the Dark Knight films. He also reviews a couple of films available for streaming from home.
Sarah Hirsch, researcher at Loggerhead Marinelife Center, talks about last year's final numbers and how things are looking for nesting in 2022.
The sheriff talks about controversy surrounding the School District Police Department's ability to keep students safe amid an officer shortage and shares an update on the progress made to get deputies fitted with body cameras.
Galang, a 21-year old college student, is challenging an 87-year old Incumbent on the Council.
City Commissioner Penserga is running for Mayor of Boynton Beach and faces three opponents.
Diaz Piesco is one of three candidates in the race for the District 4 seat on the Greenacres City Council.
Angela Cruz is one of three candidates running for the City Commission District 1 race.
"Cyrano" stars Peter Dinklage in the title role...and he sings! Hap Erstein also reviews "Gasoline Alley" and his Art House Pick "The Worst Person in the World."
Hedeen is one of three candidates vying for the open District 3 seat on the City Commission.
Hartmann is one of three candidates in the race for the open City Commission District 1 race.
Ward is one of two candidates running for the only race in the city that will be on voters' ballots.
John Kazanjian says morale is down at the PBC School District Police Dept. and brings up other issues that bring safety into the conversation when it comes to local students. But the School District says they're not going to merge with any other agencies.
Pastor Walker has run two times previously for the City Commission and tries again this time around.
Hap Erstein with PalmBeachArtsPaper.com reviews Amazon Prime film "I Want You Back" along with theater films such as "Dog" and "Uncharted." Also a look at his Art House Pick, "Jockey."
Kaufer is a third-term councilmember, and one of three candidates for Jupiter Mayor in the March Municipal election.
Gallagher is one non-councilmember running for Mayor on the Jupiter Town Council in the March Municipal election.
Marmo talks about the show and Lenny Bruce, a highly controversial entertainer in the 1960s. The show runs Feb. 18 - 20.
Hap Erstein reviews "Death On The Nile" and "Marry Me.
Also, we pay some attention to Liam Neeson's latest film, "Blacklight," which looks more like "Taken 4"...or is it "Taken 7" by now?
Florida Atlantic University's Director of Emergency Management Jaeson Weber talks about the importance of the Alert System and the testing of the system.
This is the weekend that the moon falls! Okay, not exactly but it is the weekend we get the film "Moonfall" at theaters. Hap Erstein reviews that one, which has a huge cast, as well as "Jackass Forever" and an Art House Pick.
There are no new commercial releases at movie theaters this weekend but film critic Hap Erstein has found some streaming choices for you. They include "The Hand of God," "Flee" and "Confession." We also found a family film that came out last week and starring Queen Latifah and Dennis Quaid, called "The Tiger Rising."
"Encanto" has just left theaters, but you'll find it on Disney+. Hap also shares his take on "Licorice Pizza" and "Red Rocket."
SFC Steven Gibson, a Jupiter Recruiting Station Commander and Capt. Sam Firkins, Company Commander for Jupiter, share details about the $50,000 in incentives being offered for 6-year active duty recruits, and $20,000 in incentives for U.S. Army Reserve recruits.
Vicki shares details about this year's South Florida Fair and its theme "Rockin' Robots." Listen for information on parking, special days to save, etc.
Chief Shannon advises residents not to get too complacent, even those in gated communities, when it comes to locking their car doors. He also discusses what it takes to prepare his team for two big events coming to the City of Palm Beach Gardens in the next month, Arti-Gras and the Honda Classic.
Mayor Scott Singer, who serves as President of the Florida League of Mayors, is sharing information with his peers from across the country, including details about Boca Raton's condo recertification program. It's the strictest in the nation. Several other topics tackled in this interview.
Hap Erstein with PalmBeachArtsPaper.com reviews "Scream," as well as "Belle," "The Surprise Visit" and "Shattered."
Cherylanne Gengel is the mother of Britney Gengel, who died in the 2010 Haiti earthquake while doing missionary work with orphaned children. She formed the Be Like Brit Foundation, which built a 19,000 square foot orphanage in Haiti and soon those kids will be able to get schooling in South Florida.
Among the bills the Palm Beach County Republican is sponsoring this year is HB479, which would further regulate the sober home industry.
In addition to Hap Erstein's 10 best films from last year, the longtime local film critic reviews "The 355," "The Tender Bar" and "Parallel Mothers."
Bradshaw talks about the issue with a group out of Miami that encourages dirt bike riders and others to engage in reckless driving on our roadways. He shares his agency's procedures for when to pursue someone on the roads and what's on the horizon at PBSO in 2022.
Hap Erstein is back with a look at "The Matrix Resurrections," "Don't Look Up" and Denzel Washington in "The Tragedy of McBeth."
211 of the Palm Beaches and Treasure Coast Community Relations Specialist Patrice Schroeder talks about the services offered by 211 in the area and around the state.
Hap Erstein says watching Spidey's old villains showing back up makes "Spider-Man: No Way Home" a fun movie. He also reviews "Nightmare Alley" with a huge cast, "The Kings Man" and Art House Pick "Swan Song."
“Mike Huckabee’s Christmas in America” premiers on Newsmax 12/15 at 9 p.m. Huckabee joins the Morning Rush on 1290 WJNO to speak about the special, his relationship with former Pres. Trump, his daughter's bid for Arkansas governor and his favorite Christmas memory.
In addition to the new film version of "West Side Story," Hap Erstein with PalmBeachArtsPaper.com shares his take on the new Lucille Ball biopic "Being The Ricardos" and his Art House Pick "C'Mon C'Mon."
As you head out Christmas shopping this weekend, have a safety mindset. That word from Boca Raton Police Department's Public Information Officer Jessica Desir. She also shares tips on keeping your home safe when you head out of town this holiday season.
The big release of the weekend is "House of Gucci," but Hap Erstein also reviews Disney's new animated feature "Encanto" and the movie that was originally supposed to be in theaters but now an exclusive for Disney+ "The Beatles: Get Back."
The event, which runs through Dec. 12, is to benefit Ronald McDonald House Charities of South Florida. Executive Director Soraya Rivera-Moya shares details on the non-profit partner of McDonald's restaurants and how the Drive Thru Challenge works.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein reviews "King Richard," "Ghostbusters: Afterlife" and Netflix original film "Red Notice."
Deputy Police Chief Vanessa Snow talks about the Gift Cards for Guns event on Nov. 20, 2021 and the PD's holiday toy drive.
Martin Jacobson, Deputy Director of Seniors vs Crime at the Florida Attorney General's Office, shares tips for the elderly to avoid falling prey to charity scams.
Cinthya Lavin, VP of Communications and Community Engagement for the BBB of Southeast Florida shares some tips to avoid getting scammed while shopping online this holiday season.
Hap is sold on "Belfast." He shares his review of that one, along with the Black western film
"The Harder They Fall" and others.
Manatee Season kicks off Monday, Nov. 15 and Sarah Marmion from FPL's Manatee Lagoon shares information on the facility with us, along with what's new there and we talk about the record manatee deaths in Florida's waterways.
U.S. Representatives Charlie Crist, Lois Frankel, Debbie Wasserman Schultz and others defend the new Biden administrative requirement for private employers with at least 100 employees that they force those workers to get the shots or submit to weekly testing.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein gave a rare review of a horror film and enjoyed "Last Night in Soho." He also looks at "Eternals", "The French Dispatch" and his Art House Pick this week "Spencer" starring Kristen Stewart as Princess Diana.
Topics include: Crooks stealing catalytic converters from vehicles, vehicle theft when drivers leave their cars running and two upcoming charity drives the Palm Springs Police Department is doing.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein gives us his take on the new motion picture adaptation of the novel "Dune," along with "Ron's Gone Wrong" and his Art House Pick "Becoming Cousteau."
Bradshaw also talks about the search for Brian Laundrie, in an interview recorded before remains were found that could be those of Gabby Petito's fiancee.
Hap Erstein with PalmBeachArtsPaper.com shares his take on some of the newest movies including "The Last Duel," "Needle in a Timestack" and his Art House Pick "Falling for Figaro." Honorable mention to "Halloween Kills," which is expected to take the lead at the box office this weekend.
The new James Bond movie was originally slated to be released in spring 2020, but the pandemic shut it down two or three times. Now "No Time To Die" is on screens and Hap Erstein shares his take on that film, along with "Diana the Musical" on Netfilx and his Art House Pick, "Wife of a Spy."
We speak with West Palm Beach Community Events Manager Mary Pinak ahead of the opening of the new season for the city's Greenmarket, which earned the top spot in the U.S.A. Today's 10Best Reader's Choice awards. The West Palm Beach Greenmarket opens Saturday, Oct. 2.
Crime Stoppers of Palm Beach County President Sherri Cole says donations are also appreciated after the event had to be cancelled due to COVID last year. It's happening on October 24.
This week, check out reviews on "Dear Evan Hansen," "Cry Macho" and "The Eyes of Tammy Faye."
Florida Prepaid College Tuition Program Spokesperson Meredith Westheimer tells us there is also an opportunity to save on the $50 application fee to pre-register for a new Prepaid plan before October 31.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein reviews "Come From Away," "Worth" and "The Card Counter." Meanwhile, Joel Malkin is ready for a new James Wan horror flick called "Malignant."
Kazanjian also talks about the governor's proposed $5,000 bonuses for new Florida cops and other topics.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein watched "Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings," along with "The Gateway" and the documentary about the Great White Way: "On Broadway."
Lynne Wells is a former volunteer at Loggerhead Marinelife Center in Juno Beach and current Board member. She shares details of the categories for which you can nominate someone who is environmentally-conscious.
There's a new horror film called "Candyman" and Tony Todd, who played the title character in the 1991 movie is in this one too. Hap Erstein actually saw this film and will share his thoughts. Another new release at theaters is "Flag Day," starring Sean Penn and his real-life kids.
Karyl Partridge teaches students needing extra help in reading, and she says the masks keep her from being highly effective at her job.
"The Protege" stars Michael Keaton, Samuel L. Jackson and Maggie Q., while Hugh Jackman stars in "Reminiscence" and Hap Erstein takes a look at a horror film for us, so you know it has to be more of an artsy piece.
Sheriff Bradshaw speaks to WJNO for Protecting the Palm Beaches, covering a range of topics.
Hap reviews "Respect," "Free Guy" and a film called "Annette," which is streaming on Amazon Prime. We also talk about "The Suicide Squad" and "Don't Breathe 2."
The department's Public Information Officer Stephanie Slater goes over details of the enforcement exercise and shares details of the importance that all drivers watch their speed during school zone hours.
Berkson wants other Gold Star families to join her in Jupiter on Saturday, August 7 as the town becomes the 13th to have a marker or memorial.
Rand Hoch, President and Founder of the PBC Human Rights Council, disagrees with the lack of the hate crime charges, but will be happy to see 20-year old Alexander Jerich convicted of felony criminal mischief and reckless driving, if a judge makes the man pay for the damages caused.
Hap Erstein reviews drama "Stillwater" and Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson's "Jungle Cruise." Then there's the understated Nicolas Cage movie with a one-word title..."Pig."
We spoke with Mitchell Fratrik, Development and sponsorship coordinator Habitat for Humanity of Palm Beach County, about their "Over the Edge" fundraiser on October 15 and 16 in West Palm Beach. Here's how you can help, even if you have a fear of heights.
We talk about traffic picking up when the school year starts, the need for new crossing guards and police officers and a reminder to be safe as COVID cases surge.
"Space Jam: A New Legacy" is not winning over many critics, so is Hap an exception? Also, no previews for "Old" and "Snake Eyes," but there is a new movie starring Mark Wahlberg that he recommends.
The PBC Sheriff points out that what happened on Tuesday night, when I-95 was shut down, was controlled by FHP and if it was up to him, it wouldn't have happened.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein reviews Scarlett Johansson's new film and others.
Local film critic Hap Erstein shares his take on the newest film in the "Fast and Furious" franchise, as well as a new Disney animated film called "Luca," which is only playing on Disney+, and a documentary about Rita Moreno.
Mike Durkee, Exec. Dir. of Wounded Veterans Relief Fund talks about this event that has Purple Heart and combat veterans diving with sharks in Palm Beach County waters every year on July 4th.
Local attorney Bill Bone talks about the race being held on July 4th in West Palm Beach to benefit the Wounded Veterans Relief Fund. Executive Director Mike Durkee talks about the non-profit and how you can help.
Al Moreschi with the Jupiter-Tequesta Repeater Group shares details about this event, which is being held over a 24-hour period on June 26 and 27 at the Jupiter Civic Center.
Sheriff Ric Bradshaw shares more details about his agency's Behavioral Services unit and how it could have prevented the Royal Palm Beach Publix tragedy. He also talks about a scam that's targeting Palm Beach County's elderly population by phone.
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.
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.
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.
Willhite, a Democrat, represents District 86 in Tallahassee and wants the seat currently held by County Commissioner Melissa McKinlay.
Critic Hap Erstein also takes a look at "French Exit" and his Art House Pick "Better Days." We also talk about a new horror film called "The Unholy" and William Shatner in an aging comedy called "Senior Moments." That one is in theaters and streaming, while "The Unholy" is a theater-only release.
Chief Ceccarelli updates us on vaccines for officers, approved purchases for the agency and more.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein reviews "Zach Snyder's Justice League" on HBO Max, as well as other films including "The Courier."
She tells us about Jersey Mike's Month of Giving through March and the Day of Giving on March 31st, when all proceeds will go to Quantum House in West Palm Beach.
Corey was shot in the neck and left permanently paralyzed during the Vietnam War. He tells his story and talks about the importance of honoring veterans of the Vietnam War.
Arcuri was held at the "Hanoi Hilton." He tells his story and talks about the importance that veterans of the Vietnam War are properly honored.
Berkson's father was killed in Vietnam in 1972. She's been fighting for fellow Gold Star families in Palm Beach County.
New films include "The Father," "Cherry" and "Billie Eilish: The World's A Little Blurry." Hap also talks about the free pop-up drive-in events at the Movies of Lake Worth and Delray Beach.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein reviews "Coming 2 America,' "Raya and the Last Dragon" and
"Boogie."
Korn, who has run against the mayor twice before, faces three other candidates in this race.
Drucker was appointed to fill the seat formerly held by Jeremy Rodgers. She faces 3 challengers in the race.
Kazanjian is also the President of the Palm Beach and Martin County chapters of the PBA. He's concerned about parts of the sweeping police reform bill that cleared the U.S. House on a mostly partisan vote, while also talking about the availability of the COVID vaccine for certain members of law enforcement.
Oblander is one of four candidates in this race, including the incumbent, Carla Blockson.
Sarah is Senior Manager of Research and Data at Loggerhead and tells us all of the ins and outs of Sea Turtle Nesting Season.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein reviews "Tom & Jerry," "United States Vs. Billy Holiday" and
"I Care A Lot."
She calls the WJNO talk show legend "divisive" and says he "hurt many people" with his rhetoric.
Maxwell faces a challenge from the same candidate who ran against him last time, Sarah Malega.
Movies reviewed this week include "Minari," "Judas and the Black Messiah" and "The Mauritanian."
Chief Sims talks about the affect of the pandemic on police and the community, as well as covid vaccines for law enforcement.
The Republican representative is asking the Dept. of Veterans Affairs to allow all vets to get the COVID vaccine at VA facilities. He is also asking the Biden administration to return a flag honoring Prisoners-of-War and those Missing in Action to the top of the White House. And Mast shares his thoughts on the Senate Impeachment trial.
Nanfro is one of two candidates running for the seat formerly held by Palm Beach County Commissioner Maria Marino.
Tinsley is one of two candidates vying for the seat formerly held by Palm Beach County Commissioner Maria Marino.
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.
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.
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."
"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.
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.
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."
Chief Gregory tells us about the latest crime stats in his city, and shares information on the department's new transparency page and recruitment efforts.
Just a couple of new releases at theaters, but a couple more are streaming, including a new animated original on Netflix.
Sheriff Bradshaw, in Protecting the Palm Beaches, says things remain calm in the Palm Beaches and talks about election day security going smoothly, plus reaction to his re-election win.
The vice president speaks with Brian Mudd about the election and the importance that President Trump get four more years to defeat the coronavirus and bring the economy back.
Trump Jr. speaks with Brian Mudd about the polls, which he believes are false, and the "fake news" media.
The longtime local film critic is lukewarm on "Borat: Subsequent MovieFilm," which is free to Amazon Prime members.
Deutch stresses the importance that voters get their mail-in ballots to the early voting sites across South Florida and shares his thoughts about the polls.
Pres. Trump's middle-son talked about the upcoming election and the huge differences between his father and Joe Biden.
Eddie Redmayne and others star in "The Trial of the Chicago 7." It's one of three movies reviewed this week. Some are even in theaters!
Mast says that while the releases are allowing lesser amounts of water from Lake Okeechobee into the St. Lucie River than in the past, he wants "zero discharges."
Miller is challenging Incumbent Republican Congressman Brian Mast, with Democrat Pam Keith also in this race.
Diaz, a former PBSO captain, is Republican challenging Democrat Incumbent Sheriff Ric Bradshaw.
Herschel Walker tells Brian Mudd why he is supporting Donald Trump for another term as President.
Former Democrat State Rep. Skidmore runs against Republican Banionis for this open House seat.
Republican Banionis faces Democrat Kelly Skidmore in the race for this open House seat.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein shares his take on "The War With Grandpa," some at-home films and a couple of film festivals.
Democrat Polsky faces Republican candidate Brian Norton in the race for Senate, District 29.
Republican Norton faces Democrat State Rep. Tina Polsky in the race for the Senate, District 29 seat.
Berman, a Democrat, faces candidate Tami Donnally, a Republican in the race for her seat.
Donnally, a Republican, is challenging Democrat Incumbent Lori Berman for her Senate seat.
Shiner, a Republican, faces Democrat Maria Sachs in the race for an open County Commission seat.
Longtime local critic Hap Erstein reviews a the motion picture version of "The Boys in the Band" and two other films.
Mercedes Schlapp joined us on the same day that Trump hosts a "Latinos for Trump" roundtable in Miami.
Only one new film at theaters this weekend, but Hap has us covered with his review of "Kajillionaire." He also looks at a couple of streaming new releases, including "Antebellum."
Lauren tells us about the latest memorial marker that goes up on what's known as the Burnt Bridge in North Palm Beach.
As "Infidel" opens up at theaters, the longtime local film critic shares his take on some others like "The Nest" and one called "I'm Thinking of Ending Things," which is On Demand.
From the PBSO budget, just approved by the county commission, to no let up for hurricane season, Sheriff Ric Bradshaw joins us for Protecting the Palm Beaches.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein talks about "Tenet" and others still in theaters, as well as "Mulan", which is only on Disney Plus.
We check back in with Stuart attorney Travis Walker, who is suing the state on behalf of bar owners who were forced to close. They're being allowed to reopen in 64 of Florida's 67 states, but some county officials are keeping them shuttered.
Hogan Gidley talks about Pres. Trump's record on the environment ahead of his visit to Jupiter. He also covers other topics.
Republican candidate for the Palm Beach County Commission, Shiner, introduces himself to voters ahead of the November election.
The sheriff reminds us that social distancing guidelines are still in effect when it comes to boating.
The Democrat South Florida Congressman is taking part in a roundtable on the impact of COVID-19 on seniors.
Hap shares his recommendations on movies that are streaming at home and one that's opening at theaters, where they're allowed to reopen, like the Treasure Coast.
Jacks talks about the 2020 Proposed Notice of Property Taxes and Assessments, her battle with COVID-19 and allowing employee-parents to work from home as their kids get ready to start distance learning.
Kelly Smallridge, Pres. and CEO of the Business Development Board of Palm Beach County reacts to the news that hundreds of jobs will be created by Amazon's deal with the county.
Chief Tom Ceccarelli updates us on a number of topics, including procedures during the pandemic, police department policies in the wake of the George Floyd murder and an uptick in one certain type of crime.
Degrammont faces one other candidate in the race for the Republican Primary in District 20.
Swaffer faces three other candidates in the race for the Republican Primary in District 22.
Pruden faces three other candidates in the race for the Republican Primary in District 22.
Flynn is one of four candidates running in the Republican Primary, vying for the right to face Democrat Rep. Ted Deutch in November.
Musselwhite is in the Republican Primary for the U.S. House seat currently held by Democrat Rep. Alcee Hastings.
Bradshaw comments on the story of the Marion County Sheriff who has banned his staff from wearing masks on the job, with some exceptions.
Frankel faces a challenger in her race for re-election. If she defeats Guido Weiss in the primary, she'll face one of 6 Republican candidates running in a GOP Primary.
Link is the incumbent, appointed by the governor in January 2019 and running for election to the position she currently holds.
Moura is running for the Republican primary in District 81 of the Florida House of Representatives.
Banionis is running for the Republican primary in District 81 of the Florida House of Representatives.
Palm Beach County State Attorney Dave Aronberg is closely monitoring the case of Epstein confidante Ghislaine Maxwell.
The sheriff has told a community policing group that he will outfit deputies with body cams and is asking the county to allocate some 2023 budgetary funding to the plan now.
Ayala is one of three candidates vying for the seat currently held by Board Member Chuck Shaw.
Savietto is one of three candidates in the race for this seat that is being vacated by Board member Chuck Shaw.
DiCrescenzo is one of three candidates in the race for this seat that is being vacated by Board member Chuck Shaw.
Ashwell says vote-by-mail is the safest option for the August 18th primary and talks about ways to ensure your vote is counted.
Turnquest, a former Tequesta Councilman, is running for the PBC Commission District 1 seat.
The Palm Beach Gardens Vice Mayor is leaving the council during her first term to get on the county commission.
Keith is running against Oz Vazquez for the Democrat primary in U.S. House District 18.
Walker is offering his services pro-bono to the business owners who are struggling, calling the order that they only serve alcohol in containers to go arbitrary, since restaurants are still fully open.
Tina Polsky is currently serving in the Florida House of Representatives, but was asked to run for the Senate seat formerly held by Kevin Rader. She faces a challenge from former State Rep. Irv Slosberg.
Former State Rep. Slosberg is running to get back in the Legislature, facing current State Rep. Tina Polsky.
Clarke, a Marine veteran, is a Republican, running for a seat on the Port Commission. He has no primary, but waits to see if he'll face Democrat Incumbent Jean Enright or her challenger, former Riviera Beach Police Chief Clarence Williams.
Sheriff Ric Bradshaw says, just like for the mask mandate, he is telling deputies to "walk softly" and hope for compliance when it comes to individuals and businesses.
Palm Beach County Sheriff Ric Bradshaw talks about a number of topics, including staying safe while doing your own fireworks this 4th of July, enforcement of the beach closures and the PBSO budget.
Palm Beach County Sheriff Ric Bradshaw says the goal is not to fine people for not wearing masks, but to educate them as to why it's important for them to wear face coverings. They will also be providing masks for those who don't have them. He also discusses the request by a Lake Worth Beach city commissioner that all deputies wear body cams.
Annie Delgado is President of Trump Team 2020 Florida, a group that works to register voters in support of a Pres. Trump's re-election. She talks about the events that stretch the state of Florida on Sunday, Trump's 73rd Birthday and Flag Day to boot.
Maples, a black Republican, is running for the Palm Beach County Commission, District 3 seat that's currently held by Democrat Mayor Dave Kerner.
Carol Lyn Parrish with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission tells us more about these reptiles, also known as Cane toads, as well as gators...it's mating season for both.
The chief explains a comment he made during a town hall on racial injustice about "the vast majority of riots" being due to the actions of law enforcement.
Palm Beach County Sheriff Ric Bradshaw says protests are fine, but riots will not be tolerated.
Steve Fazekas, an environmental analyst with Palm Beach County Mosquito Control says they're already getting calls for service from some residents and shares tips on how to avoid mosquitoes and keep them from breeding on your property.
Florida Prepaid spokeswoman Meredith Westheimer is also a recipient who graduated college through the program.
The sheriff also talks about an arrest in Royal Palm Beach, involving a house party with 50 underage drinkers and how things are going under Full Phase One.
The 141 students graduating from Florida Atlantic University's high school will be driving through on Friday, May 29 to get their diplomas, in a social distancing world.
With travel expected to set a record low this Memorial Day weekend due to social distancing and the troubled economy brought on by COVID-19 shutdowns, WalletHub analyst Jill Gonzalez looks at a number of places in our state where Floridians will likely spend their time.
Palm Beach County Sheriff Ric Bradshaw says he'll have beefed up marine patrols on the water as boaters get out for the holiday weekend.
The sheriff says he has enough deputies to continue protecting residents while also enforcing the Phase One restrictions.
Mangus was the first patient treated at Jupiter Medical Center for the coronavirus. He has donated his plasma and hopes other survivors do the same, while everyone else gets on the Big Red Bus.
WalletHub analyst Jill Gonzalez shares details behind the personal finance site's latest study.
The Palm Beach County sheriff talks about the desire by many to join Phase One of the state's reopening plan and how residents are reacting to the waterways being back open.
A new solar power plant from FPL went online Friday, along with others around the state.
Republican Rep. Mast joined Brian Mudd on the Morning Rush during the same week in which he filed a resolution in DC that would hold China financially responsible for the coronavirus pandemic.
The sheriff says most of the residents have been following the rules with regards to the parks, golf courses and other recreational activities that have reopened, but he's concerned about the boaters and will be watching this weekend.
McDonald's is offering free breakfast, lunch and dinner for healthcare workers and first responders who are on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Martinez shares details on virtual events that are available online every day and advice for business owners to survive during the coronavirus pandemic.
Palm Beach County's Sheriff checks in on a weekly basis while we're dealing with the coronavirus pandemic.
The President and CEO of PBC's tourism marketing agency talks about efforts that will be put in place once the coronavirus crisis is over and discounts and free offers for healthcare workers and first responders at hotels and restaurants.
Bradshaw says the mask order is strongly urged, and not something that could be enforced by deputies, but he says he has noticed a majority of people in public wearing masks or something else to cover their faces.
Gonzalez talks about how the personal finance site came up with the rankings and what Florida's business owners might be able to do to survive the crisis.
The sheriff also talks about a plan by the state attorney to lower bonds for some non-violent suspects so they can get out of jail easier.
Kenita says the Dept. of Veterans Affairs is making it easier to get virtual care through the VA Video Connect app.
Director Sauve says you should have a relative or friend ready to take care of your pet in the case that you get COVID-19 and have to be hospitalized. Also, adoptions continue online, and with curbside pick-up, but curbside vaccinations are suspended for now.
The sheriff talks about enforcement of the statewide stay at home order and how compliance in Palm Beach County has been going.
He's 44, healthy and says he never felt so sick in his life. Now he wants to share his experience, to help the rest of us understand how important it is to follow the social distancing guidelines. He also wonders whether the "all-clear" he was given by doctors is actual proof that he is not a carrier and is immune.
Bonnet says they're not taking any more appointments for now, but first responders and those in healthcare, including doctors and nurses, can drive up without an appointment.
PBSO has been tasked with enforcing the county's latest emergency orders that closed all golf courses, parks and non-critical businesses.
The chief speaks out about the importance of people being honest when screened for coronavirus concerns.
The Palm Beach County Republican is battling what the House speaker called the symptoms of a "sinus infection," but his conditions worsened over the weekend and he had a test conducted while he self-quarantines.
Some Florida counties are releasing non-violent offenders as a way to stop the spread of coronavirus, but Sheriff Bradshaw says he doesn't understand that because there are no positive cases in his jail.
There's some good news when it comes to doctors in Florida, who are front and center amid the coronavirus pandemic.
In an unprecedented move, the Florida Supreme Court has ordered no more jury selection and other changes as a precaution against coronavirus.
Film critic Hap Erstein shares his take on "Bloodshot" and "I Still Believe". You'll have to wait for other films, like "My Spy" with Dave Bautista.
Katz served on the commission in the 1990's and is running to unseat incumbent Ty Penserga. Rick Maharaj is also running for this seat.
Tendrich is one of four candidates running for Seat 2 on the Delray Beach City Commission.
Bathurst is running for re-election to a full 3-year term in Delray Beach and faces three candidates running against him in the county's busiest race.
Johnson faces two challengers in the race for the Delray Beach City Commission, Seat 4.
The city of West Palm Beach has two city commission races open to all voters in the city. Incumbent Kelly Shoaf is running for re-election in District 1, and faces Pastor Martin Tate Walker, just as she did in 2018.
Hap Erstein shares his take on "The Way Back," "Onward" and his Art House Pick of the Week, Greed."
The east coast of Florida has its sea turtle nesting season between March 1 and Oct. 31, while the west coast begins in May. Dr. Justin Perrault, the Director of Research at Loggerhead Marinelife Center in Juno Beach tells us what beachgoers should watch out for.
Senator Rubio joined us on the Morning Rush to talk about the possible effects of coronavirus on the economy, the Daylight Saving Time bill, Chuck Schumer's threat against 2 SCOTUS justices and just a bit about the Miami Dolphins.
Senator Rick Scott joined us on the Morning Rush on Friday to talk about the coronavirus effects on the economy and a new funding bill approved this week.
Dr. Veronica Sikka, Chief of Virtual Care with the VISN 8 Clinical Contact Center talks about the service that became available just last year. She says a majority of veterans who have used it have received all the care they needed without having to visit a VA office. They're also ready to deal with any potential coronavirus cases.
Michael Barnett with the Palm Beach County Republican Party talks about a protest outside an event where the former New York Mayor will be watching Super Tuesday results.
Reed is running in her first ever election during the municipals, which run in conjunction with the Florida Presidential Preference Primary March 17th.
Lane faces challenger Chelsea Reed in the municipal election, running in conjunction with the Florida Presidential Preference Primary, March 17th.
Former NYC Mayor Mike Bloomberg appears on his first ballots in the 2020 Democrat Presidential primaries during Super Tuesday and he is spending that day in West Palm Beach, instead of one of the 14 states on Tuesday's ballot. Anderson tells us why.
Monday is the deadline to file for a Homestead Exemption on your permanent residence, if it's the first year living in that home. The tax savings is annual, but automatically renews after that first year.
Bradshaw shares what his agency is doing with regards to the homeless people living under tents at the park near Lake Worth Beach and what steps are being taken with regards to coronavirus.
Korn wants to change the city's Charter with regards to term limits and throws around words like "corruption" and "dictatorship."
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 other Trump-related items for one year.
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.
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.
Florida Prepaid College Program Spokesperson Meredith Westheimer shares details on the lower prices this year and who is getting refunds.
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.
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.
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.
The couple talks about how they met, how they won ten grand and who they've invited to their wedding.
Florida is the only state with two of the top 5 best college cities, according to personal finance site WalletHub.
"Knives Out" is the big release of the weekend, but Hap is high on "Marriage Story" and shares his Art House Piece of the Week, "Honey Boy," which is Shia LeBouf's autobiography.
The Morning Rush's Brian Mudd spoke with McDaniel about a number of topics, a day after President Trump's "Homecoming" rally at the BB&T Center.
The event kicks off Friday, Nov. 29 and runs select nights through Dec. 29, featuring unique light displays at the animal habitats, Santa and Mrs. Claus.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein shares his take on the newest films, including one that's headed for Netflix, but is out in theaters for a few days, starring Robert DeNiro, Al Pacino, Joe Pesci and directed by Martin Scorcese.
Nicolas says the goal is to eventually put up the dogs seized from a pet store for adoption, but right now they're focusing on the dogs' health after one was found dead inside that store.
Loudon is a co-chair of Women for Trump in Florida, which held a roundtable in Palm Beach on 11/15.
Florida's jobless numbers are out for the month of October and Lawson speaks about them.
Hap reviews: "Ford v Ferrari," "The Good Liar" and "The Report." We also talk about the "Charlie's Angels" reboot.
Florida's jobless numbers are out for the month of October and Lawson speaks about them.
Loudon is a co-chair of Women for Trump in Florida, which held a roundtable in Palm Beach on 11/15.
Dennis Max is the Hospitality Director for Delray Beach Market, billed as the largest food hall in Florida. Groundbreaking has just occurred and the business will feature 36 individual eateries under one roof. It's also creating 500 jobs.
Alec Hritz of Crestview says it's been a lifelong dream to deck the halls at the White House and he has been chosen to do just that.
Slosberg dedicated his years in the Florida Legislature to traffic safety after the death of his daughter at the age of 14. Dori Slosberg's twin sister Emily is now serving in Irv's former state House seat.
Hap reviews "Doctor Sleep," "Midway," "Jojo Rabbit," "Last Christmas" and "Playing With Fire."
The Wellington Democrat talks about the bill he filed, which made its way through a House committee. It would put automated prescription drug dispensing machines outside pharmacies so patients could access them after the drug store is closed.
Dr. McClure talks about the event on Nov. 13 and a number of topics, including healthcare, education and criminal justice reform.
There are four Florida cities in the Top 10, including number 1 overall, Tampa. We delve deeper into why some Florida cities fared better than others, though only one ranks below average in veteran-friendliness.
Director James Cameron and actress Linda Hamilton are back in "Terminator: Dark Fate." That's just one of several movies Hap Erstein takes a look at. Others include "Motherless Brooklyn" and "Harriet."
Caruso's district includes Boca Raton, where former Spanish River High principal William Latson questioned the existence of the Holocaust in an email to a parent. Here's what the lawmaker has to say now that it appears likely that Latson will be fired.
Rabbi Goldberg's synagogue is not far from Spanish River High School where former principal William Latson emailed a parent to question the existence of the Holocaust. The superintendent is now recommending Latson be terminated.
There are many South Florida counties on the top 10 list of the best places to operate a small business.
New movies include "Black and Blue", "The Current War: Director's Cut", "Dolemite Is My Name" and "Countdown." Also Hap's Art House Pick of the Week, "The Lighthouse."
An illegal immigrant was robbed of $3,500 cash by a woman posing as an ICE agent and threatening to deport him. Also, Saturday Oct. 26 is National Prescription Take Back Day and West Palm Beach Police and Fire Rescue are organizing drop-off locations.
Both the Houston Astros and Washington Nationals hold their spring training in West Palm Beach and that's why Linley says more tourists will come here next March.
Hap reviews "Maleficent: Mistress Of Evil," "Zombieland: Double Tap" and his Art House Pick, "Pain and Glory."
Katie lost her mother to Alzheimer's Disease and now chairs her own walk team at Saturday's event at the Meyer Amphitheater.
Officer Bart Galletta has been with the Boca Raton Police Dept. since 2000. He offers tips to stay safe and protect your belongings during the upcoming holiday season, child safety tips for Halloween and crime trends.
Hap reviews Will Smith in "Gemini Man," "Lucy In The Sky" starring Natalie Portman and we chat about "The Addams Family."
Sheriff Bradshaw talks about why he feels voters should re-elect him again, but first he has to convince Democrat party voters to take him over his competition in that race next August.
Joaquin Phoenix is out with "Joker," an origins story on Batman's nemesis, though the film does not star the caped crusader. Check out a review of this movie and others.
The West Palm Beach Greenmarket has moved this year, due to road construction. It will also offer, for the first time, bicycle valet service.
Palm Beach County Sheriff Ric Bradshaw talks about the benefit to towns like South Palm Beach to have his agency handle law enforcement duties. Two more municipalities will soon be turning to PBSO, including a brand new one.
Democrat state Senator Lori Berman talks about the issues seniors face, including the high cost of prescription drugs and affordable housing.
On January 1, 2020, Tri-Rail riders will face their first fare increase in ten years. Executive Director of the rail service, Steven Abrams, discusses this.
The race for Palm Beach County Sheriff is now a partisan race and retired Sheriff's Capt. Lauro Diaz is one of the candidates running for the Republican nomination.
Fried's visit to Equestrian Trails Elementary was for a "Read-a-Thon", but she also talked about agriculture and climate change with the kids, who included her niece and nephew.
Two new movies at theaters this weekend, including the animated "Abominable" and "Judy", which stars Renee Zelwegger as Judy Garland. Hap reviews those and an Art House pick.
Elisa's brother was a U.S. Marine who died in the 1983 Beirut Barracks Bombings. Now she dedicates her life to continue his legacy through a biography and children's books. She was in West Palm Beach for the dedication of a Gold Star Families Memorial Monument.
Daley is a newer member of the Florida Legislature who was one of several lawmakers visiting the South Florida Water Management District in West Palm Beach.
Several representatives from Florida's Legislature showed up at the district's headquarters in West Palm Beach to get updated on issues involving southeast and southwest Florida's waterways.
The Gold Star Families Memorial Monument will be dedicated in West Palm Beach on Wednesday. Berkson, whose father died while fighting in Vietnam, has organized the erecting of this monument.
Hap reviews the following: "Downton Abbey,""Ad Astra" and his pick of the week, "Edie." Also an honorable mention for "Rambo: Last Blood."
Two Men and a Truck Palm Beach came to our rescue last minute when we called upon them for the use of their moving trucks and movers to load those trucks with supplies for those suffering after Hurricane Dorian in the Bahamas.
Two Men and a Truck Palm Beach came to our rescue last minute when we called upon them for the use of their moving trucks and movers to load those trucks with supplies for those suffering after Hurricane Dorian in the Bahamas.
Hap Erstein reviews "Hustlers" starring Jennifer Lopez, as well as the artsy "The Goldfinch" and his Art House Pick is "Official Secrets."
Mobil Mike works with our iHeart sister stations in Miami and has taken the lead in the efforts to collect relief supplies for those suffering in the Bahamas post-Dorian. Mike will be personally taking the donations to the islands, accompanied by law enforcement.
Roth, District 85 Representative in Palm Beach County, is attending the Legislative Delegation meeting on Wednesday where he is expected to be promoted from Vice Chair to Chair. Lawmakers will discuss their intentions heading toward the session and acknowledge the 18th anniversary of 9/11.
"It Chapter 2" will lead the way at the box office, as it's the only major release at theaters, but Hap finds a couple of other films to talk about.
Lighton tells us that just over 3,000 sea turtle nests were destroyed by the storm, but that's a small percentage of the nests that were left on the beach ahead of Hurricane Dorian. He also talks about what to do if you see exposed or cracked eggs on the beach.
The Chief talks about a number of topics including Hurricane Dorian, the request to the county for a couple of CRA's and some gift card scams that continue in the Village of Palm Springs.
Rep. Mast from Florida's 18th Congressional District talks about his letter sent to the Army Corps to request no discharges are conducted out of Lake Okeechobee in the wake of Hurricane Dorian.
Officer Warshaw and Sgt. Tony Matias plan to bring a boat full of supplies as many times as necessary to the Bahamas. They are collecting supplies at the Police Department Wednesday only.
O'Rourke shares details about the donation drive that's now underway and tells us what was behind his decision to start one.
The sheriff urges residents to stay safe and let authorities do what they need to do in the wake of the storm.
Shull talks about the importance of making sure your car is in good shape, including when it comes to tire tread, whether or not you are evacuating.
Berto tells us what FPL is doing now to be prepared for power outages around the state and tips for residents ahead of the storm.
Dean Xenick from the Law Firm of Reid, Burman, Lebedeker, Xenick in West Palm Beach shares his thoughts on a judge's order for Johnson & Johnson to pay $572 million to Oklahoma. Florida and various counties have lawsuits pending against the pharmaceutical company.
Hap reviews "Angel Has Fallen," "Ready or Not," "Where'd You Go Bernadette" from last week and
"Tel Aviv on Fire."
We catch up with the Boynton Beach chief on a number of topics, including the fact that too many drivers are speeding in school zones, the arrest of an alleged kidnapper and details on summertime youth programs put on by the police department.
We catch up with the Boynton Beach chief on a number of topics, including the fact that too many drivers are speeding in school zones, the arrest of an alleged kidnapper and details on summertime youth programs put on by the police department.
Democrat Senator Berman talks about what concerns residents brought to her attention and we covered some statewide issues as well.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein reviews "Good Boys" and "Blinded By the Light" as well as a film starring a Boynton Beach man with Downs Syndrome.
Orlando and Tampa are in the Top 5 of the list of the Most Friendly Pet Cities in the U.S. based on a number of metrics.
The first annual Dewey Con will feature comics, cosplay contests and more at the Main PBC Library in West Palm Beach on Saturday and Sunday, August 17th and 18th.
The movies being reviewed this weekend are "The Kitchen," "The Art of Racing in the Rain" and "David Crosby: Remember My Name." Honorable mentions for: "Brian Banks," "Dora and the Lost City of Gold" and "Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark."
The Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office is hiring deputies, corrections officers, 911 dispatchers and other positions at a job fair on Wednesday, August 14, 2019.
Powell says he's concerned about racial profiling, so he wants drivers to know what they can and cannot do while they're behind the wheel. He also discusses Florida's gun laws in the wake of mass shootings in Ohio and Texas.
There are some changes to the notice sent out to property owners this month. PBC Property Appraiser Dorothy Jacks explains what to look for and when to expect your TRIM Notice.
Acosta, one of now six candidates running for the GOP primary next year, also speaks about immigration and other issues. The winner of the primary will likely face Democrat incumbent Lois Frankel in 2020.
Florida's surgeon general has declared a public health emergency. Alex Shaw with the Health Dept. explains what this means and stresses the need for those most at-risk to get vaccinated against Hepatitis A.
Hap Erstein reviews "Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw," "The Farewell" and his Art House Pick of the Week, "The Other Story."
On Saturday, August 3, families are invited to attend the first-ever RISE to the Occasion Back to School Bash at Manatee Lagoon in Riviera Beach. Special Events Manager Whitney Cunningham shares the details.
On Saturday, August 3, families are invited to attend the first-ever RISE to the Occasion Back to School Bash at Manatee Lagoon in Riviera Beach. Special Events Manager Whitney Cunningham shares the details.
Chief Kerr says his officers went through hours of active-shooter training at local schools and offers tips for parents who will be bringing their kids to school as Palm Beach County's schools open on August 12.
Scanlan talks about his chances in a Democrat-dominated House district in Palm Beach County and why he says he would do a better job that the current lawmaker holding that seat, Democrat Lois Frankel.
Gruters, who is also the Republican Party of Florida chair, gives a preview of his speech before the pro-Trump group in West Palm Beach and talks about a bevy of other topics.
Chris says that now is the time to do the things you may not have thought of to be prepared in case we get a storm this hurricane season.
Smart Asset ranks the best metros around the state of Florida where it's better to purchase a home than rent. We delve into those numbers.
The latest movie reviews from Hap Erstein of PalmBeachArtsPaper. com. He shares his take on Quentin Tarantino's "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood", starring Brad Pitt and Leonardo DiCaprio.
Palm Beach County/Treasure Coast Congressman Mast discusses several issues and an event involving him and several members of the House, many of whom are also veterans.
State Representative Mike Caruso sponsored an anti-semitism bill that is now law. He has been vocal about the need for the Palm Beach County School District to part ways with William Latson.
A number of Florida's metro areas are ranked in Wallethub's list of the Most and Least Educated Cities in America. They include Tallahassee, home of FSU, which is the highest ranking in the state.
Hap reviews "The Lion King," "Stuber" and his Art House Pick "The Reports on Sarah and Saleem."
Reaction to the latest numbers involving opioid-related deaths and an update on the Sober Homes Task Force.
Gonzalez talks about Florida's 3 largest cities on this list, Tampa, Miami and Jacksonville, only one of which scores above average overall.
We speak with the Director of the production of "Romeo and Juliet" Trent Stephens and Elizabeth Dashiell, who is producing the presentation and acting in the show at Jupiter's Carlin Park.
Attorneys for the adult kids of 51-year old Gabriela Marino speak out about a lawsuit filed against the Manatee Bay apartment complex in Boynton Beach.
According to SmartAsset, several Florida counties have low closing costs when you look at their percentage of median home prices.
Reviews of "Spider-Man: Far From Home" and a horror film called "Midsommar," while Joel shares his take on "Yesterday" and "Annabelle Comes Home."
Smith says Florida is tied for 4th when it comes to the worst drivers in the nation, based on a number of factors including a lack of auto insurance.
Film critic Hap Erstein reviews the films "Yesterday" and "Ophelia" while we also talk about another big release this week for horror fans and fans of the "Conjuring" series of movies, "Annabelle Comes Home."
Florida cities performed better than you may have thought in this list of the safest U.S. cities for drivers. None of them are on the list of the 15 riskiest.
The new law means police can pull drivers over in Florida for texting behind the wheel. Previously, the state's ban on texting and driving was a secondary offense.
Slosberg tells us about an event on Saturday, July 29 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. where fresh fruits and vegetables will be given away to families who need them. The event is being held in conjunction with the nonprofit organization Farm Share.
Suskauer talks about the annual Florida Bar Convention underway at the Boca Raton Resort and Club, including a women's panel featuring State Supreme Court Justice Barbara Lagoa and a speech from Gov. DeSantis during the Judicial Luncheon.
Suskauer talks about the annual Florida Bar Convention getting underway at the Boca Raton Resort and Club, including a women's panel featuring State Supreme Court Justice Barbara Lagoa.
The city of Palm Beach Gardens has been ranked as the #1 Best City in Florida To Live, from the Chamber of Commerce website. Mayor Marciano touts his city's highlights.
The Lieutenant Governor joined the Morning Rush to discuss Latinos' support of President Trump.
In addition to "Toy Story 4", Hap Erstein reaches back to last week to let us know about "Late Night."
The Jupiter-Tequesta Repeater Group, consisting of Ham radio operators, holds its annual Field Day at Carlin Park's Civic Center on Saturday, June 22, 2019.
Lauren says the Palm Beach County Gold Star Families Memorial Monument will be unveiled in September, but there are memorial plaques already showing up in Palm Beach County and around the state.
Frank Adderly was named the new West Palm Beach chief of police by new Mayor Keith James soon after taking over.
Karen Vaughn, mother of fallen Navy Seal Aaron Vaughn, talks about the 8th annual event named in his honor.
Sheriff Bradshaw talks about the recent arrests of 14 suspected violent gang members and his formation of the Multi-Agency Violent Crimes Task Force.
Parrish talks about the dangers of giant Nile Monitor lizards that are breeding in three Florida counties to our natural habitat and our small pets.
Jack talks about an event this weekend to raise money for Loggerhead's sea turtle hospital and updates us on the 2019 Sea Turtle Nesting Season, which has been underway in Palm Beach County since March.
Dr. Alonso talks about the hepatits A virus as cases continue to increase across the state.
Anderson goes through a long list of tips and advice to keep your pets safe this hurricane season.
Chief Sims covers a lot of ground in this interview conducted May 15th, 2019 for Protecting the Palm Beaches.
A second case of hepatitis A has been found in a food service worker in Palm Beach County. Here's what patrons of Cooper's Hawk Winery & Restaurant need to know.
Gates says extensive water damage is likely, but the flames were contained to the north side of the building at the Habitat for Humanity ReStore in Riviera Beach.
Shaw is the Director of Communications and Public Information for the Florida Department of Health, Palm Beach County. What you need to know to potentially avoid getting hepatitis A, no measles cases in PBC as of May 21 and how's the quality of the water off our beaches?
Republican Mast and Democrat Rep. Darren Soto from Orlando have filed a bill to make it easier for members of Congress to open offices at Veterans Affairs facilities.
Sheriff Snyder has heard from the Border Patrol that some of the hundreds of migrants being brought to South Florida may wind up in Martin County because they told agents they have family there.
Hap reviews "John Wick: Chapter 3 - Parabellum," "Trial By Fire" and "Wild Nights With Emily."
Sheriff Bradshaw is not happy with plans by the U.S. Border Patrol to fly in 500 illegal immigrants to Palm Beach County per month, beginning next week.
Representative Caruso also previews his speech at the Club 45 Palm Beach County event for Trump supporters.
Hal Stern helped come up with the ban on plastic straws that Delray Beach implemented in February, but the city is likely to be scrutinized by the state over the ordinance after a bill that passed through the Florida Legislature.
Hap reviews "The Hustle," "Poms," "Tolkien," "Pokemon Detective Pikachu," "The White Crow" and his Art House Pick, "Wine Country."
Ashley says several hotels in the Palm Beaches are offering free nights for people who want to stay in Florida over the summer.
Silverio is the founder of the non-profit A Safe Haven For Newborns and he is talking with us in the wake of a newborn baby girl being found in a dumpster.
Gordon talks about the importance that veterans around the state check to ensure their correct address is listed with the Dept. of Veterans Affairs.
Svarney says her agency's plans will stay the same, but a funding decline for Visit Florida, the state's tourism marketing agency, could have a real effect on tourism throughout the state.
Hap reviews "Longshot," "Red Joan," "Ugly Dolls" and "Ask Dr. Ruth." We also preview Dennis Quaid's new thriller "The Intruder" and Hap saw 11 Broadway shows in just 8 days.
"Charter schools are public schools." That's what Hauptner says, as the Florida Senate votes to remove a bill that would have force school districts to share revenue from tax increases with charters.
This is the second year in a row that the Boynton Beach Police Department will have officers escorting John I. Leonard High School students to the school. All of the kids have special needs.
There were around 140 cell phones stolen at SunFest in 2018. Sgt. LeFont shares tips on how you can avoid being targeted and what the West Palm Beach Police Dept. is doing to protect you at SunFest this year.
Rabbi Goldberg also discusses the security measures he is taking in the wake of the tragic shooting at a California synagogue.
Dr. Mulligan is the spokesperson for the American Academy of Pediatrics and is Board Certified in pediatrics and emergency medicine. She shares advice for parents concerned about MRSA being found in Florida schools.
Dr. Alonso talks about the concerns over the contagious MRSA bacteria that's been found in three schools.
Katz talks about a bill passed by Florida's House that would force the Palm Beach County School District and those around the state to share all tax increases with charter schools.
Sartory Link was appointed to take over for Susan Bucher, who was suspended by Gov. Ron DeSantis soon after he took office. Bucher had blamed aging equipment for lengthy delays in recounts in the wake of the November 2018 elections.
Meredith Westheimer is not only the spokesperson for the Florida Prepaid college tuition program but also a former student who graduated from the University of Central Florida through the program. She reminds parents that open enrollment ends Tuesday, April 30.
Four Florida cities are on the list of the top 20 best small cities in the U.S. to start a business, according to personal finance site WalletHub.
Labor and employment attorney Benny Lebedeker, from the Law Firm of Reid Burman Lebedeker Xenick in West Palm Beach talks about SCOTUS taking up the case of whether the federal law against discrimination on the basis of "sex" covers sexual orientation and gender identity and how the ruling may effect Florida businesses.
March's unemployment rate statewide remained stagnant from February, but Palm Beach County's went down. Tom Veenstra, Vice President of Administration with Career Source Palm Beach County, shares the latest information.
Hap reviews: "Breakthrough," "Penguins" and "Peterloo". We also talk about the new horror film "La Llorona."
U.S. Rep. Mast talks about a Palm Beach Gardens company that is donating to veterans who need dental implant surgery. He also updates us on the Local Water Protection Act.
PBSO Sheriff Ric Bradshaw recently spoke in front of a U.S. Senate committee about the so-called "red flag laws" and how his agency handles mental health cases.
Keith James was sworn in last week as the new Mayor of West Palm Beach. He talks about the changes that could be made within the city.
Hap reviews "Shazam" "The Best of Enemies" and
"Jimi Hendrix Electric Church". Also, we talk "Pet Semetary" and "Unplanned".
Lots of new movies and a throwback from last week...That would be "Us". New ones include "Dumbo", "Hotel Mumbai", "The Aftermath", "Gloria Bell" and "The Beach Bum". Also The L-Dub Film Festival is going on in Lake Worth. Hap has the rundown.
Lighton talks about the 16th Annual Turtlefest at Loggerhead Park in Juno Beach, right behind the Loggerhead Marinelife Center.
A bit slow as far as new movies are concerned, with "Captain Marvel" taking everybody's money at theaters, but there are two new ones. Hap Erstein with PalmBeachArtsPaper.com reviews "Wonder Park" and "Ruben Brandt Collector".
Loudon's group is working on a Florida Constitutional amendment that would stipulate that only citizens may vote in our state.
Picone heads up the South Florida/Treasure Coast region of the Seniors vs. Crime program. He shares tips for our elderly loved ones to avoid being taken by swindlers and criminals.
Jeanette Nunez joins us on the Morning Rush to speak about many of the hot button issues in the Florida Legislative Session.
Palm Beach County Property Appraiser Dorothy Jacks talks about the ability to e-file for a homestead exemption on the day of closing.
Bike to Work Week is underway the week of 3/11/19 and culminates in Bike to Work Day, Friday. City Comprehensive Planner Alex Hansen shares the details.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein goes to the movies for free, then tells us whether it's worth our money to see any of the newest movies at theaters. This week, he shares his thoughts on "Captain Marvel" and suggests some entries in the Boca Raton Jewish Film Festival that's underway.
For the first time in recorded history, 8 million tourists came to Palm Beach County in 2018. Jorge Pesquera is President and CEO of the county's tourism marketing arm, Discover the Palm Beaches. He tells us what the agency did to achieve the record number despite toxic algae.
Fox is running against two others for the race to be the next West Palm Beach City Commissioner in District 3.
Ryles is running against two other candidates in the race for the city of West Palm Beach Commission, District 3.
Justin Katz is an incumbent city commissioner in Boynton Beach, running for re-election.
Hap reviews: "Greta" "The Wedding Guest" and Holocaust film "Who Will Write Our History?"
Also news about the opportunity to get back out to theaters and see an extended version of "A Star Is Born".
Chief Kerr talks about the human trafficking ring that allegedly operated out of the Orchids of Asia Day Spa, along with other topics.
Priscilla Taylor is one of three candidates running for the West Palm Beach mayoral job.
West Palm Beach City Commissioner Paula Ryan is one of three candidates in the city's mayoral race.
Priscilla Taylor is one of three candidates running for the West Palm Beach mayoral job.
West Palm Beach City Commissioner Paula Ryan is one of three candidates in the city's mayoral race.
West Palm Beach City Commissioner Keith James is one of three candidates for mayor of the city.
Hap reviews: "Arctic" "How To Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World" and "Never Look Away". Also discussion about "Run The Race" and "Fighting With My Family". Plus Hap makes his Oscars picks.
The 2019 Jupiter Seafood Festival is on this weekend at Carlin Park. Organizer Lainey Muenich talks about the food, the music and the vendors.
Hayden is one of three candidates challenging Incumbent Mayor Steven Grant in Boynton Beach.
Grant is running for re-election in the city of Boynton Beach, being challenged by three candidates.
Rosenkranz is challenging Incumbent Carl Woods for the Palm Beach Gardens City Council Group 4 seat. This is the only race in the city.
Hap reviews: "Isn't It Romantic" "Alita: Battle Angel" and Art House Picks "The Last Resort" and "Heading Home: The Tale of Team Israel". We also discuss "Happy Death Day 2 U"
Turk is running against incumbent City Commissioner Omari Hardy in the race for District 2.
Eric Garner has released his latest documentary about the tragic shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland. He joins the Morning Rush to discuss the film one day before the one-year anniversary.
Joel Malkin speaks with Scott Benarde, Mariela Acuna and Glenn Tomlinson with the Norton Museum of Art about the reopening of the West Palm Beach landmark.
Tara was hired by the city of West Palm Beach to coordinate efforts to cut pedestrian and bicyclist deaths to zero by the year 2030. That's the basis behind the Vision Zero initiative.
Peterson resigned from the governing board of the South Florida Water Management District before Gov. DeSantis put in a request for the entire board to step down. She says she's been getting harassing phone calls and emails from people riled up by Congressman Brian Mast.
Hap reviews "Miss Bala" "They Shall Not Grow Old" and his Art House Pick of the Week is
"Capernaum". A slow weekend at the movies, but at least there's football.
We speak with Mayor Muoio on a number of things, including what her future holds as she is term-limited in March, who she endorses for mayor, a couple of projects going on in the city of West Palm Beach and the upcoming World of Possibilities Leadership Conference.
Sarah is the manager of Manatee Lagoon in Riviera Beach from FPL. They're hosting the 2nd annual ManateeFest this weekend.
Officer Friters talks about the recruitment efforts of the Boca Raton Police Department and why she believes there are people who are afraid to work in law enforcement.
Scott Kelly is the West Palm Beach Assistant City Administrator and Uyen Wang is the City Traffic Engineer. They talk about the latest in the Clematis Streetscape project, heading into its second phase.
Hap reviews: "Serenity" and "Cold War." Also a preview of The Palm Beach Jewish Film Festival.
Kenita talks about a Suicide Prevention event going on at the VA in West Palm Beach Thursday, January 24th.
Wendy joined us on the Morning Rush Tuesday, just days after being appointed to the position of Palm Beach County Elections Supervisor by Gov. DeSantis.
Rick shares details on the 2019 South Florida Fair. Everything you need to know about the fair is right here in this interview.
Aronberg gives an update on the opioid crisis in Palm Beach County where he says there has been progress.
Florida's new Lieutenant Governor joins the Morning Rush to speak about a number of topics including medical marijuana.
Chief Mooney shares details about the active shooter training her department offers for local businesses, schools and hospitals.
Daly's group, Concerned Citizens of Broward County, presented 7,300 signatures on a petition to the Broward County School Board, calling for the ouster of schools Superintendent Robert Runcie.
Hap reviews: "The Upside" and "A Dog's Way Home." "Replicas" starring Keanu Reeves opens at theaters and "Bohemian Rhapsody" Sing-a-long edition is on screens this weekend. Also "Free Solo" returns and it's Hap's Art House of the Week.
Sheriff Bradshaw talks about K-9 Cigo who was killed in the line of duty on Christmas Eve.
Hap reviews: "Bird Box" and "On The Basis Of Sex," plus he shares his 10 best films of 2018.
Hap reviews: "Mary Poppins Returns" "Aquaman" "Bumblebee" "Second Act" "Welcome To Marwen" "Mary Queen of Scots" and his Art House Pick of the Week, "Maria By Callas."
Lauren is the daughter of a fallen soldier and a Palm Beach County resident who is working to bring a monument to West Palm Beach that will honor the families of those who have lost loved ones in the armed services.
A slow weekend at the movies, but Hap reviews "Free Solo" and "Mirai" and we talk about the Golden Globes nominations.
Chief Shannon joins us for Protecting the Palm Beaches to discuss holiday shopping safety, among other things.
Movies discussed: "Creed 2" "Ralph Breaks the Internet" "Robin Hood" "Green Book" "The Front Runner" "The Ballad of Buster Scruggs."
Caldwell checks in with the Morning Rush to tell us that Broward County elections officials are not complying with requests for evidence in his campaign's court case to avoid having the current results certified. They show Democrat Nikki Fried ahead by more than 5,000 votes.
Chief Ceccarelli joins us for Protecting the Palm Beaches to talk about a ramp up of car burglaries in the village of Palm Springs, as well as Internet scams targeting residents and a couple of donation drives for the holiday season.
Blaise joined us on the Morning Rush Thursday to help make sense of a Florida federal judge's rulings regarding the recounts.
Taylor tells us about the ways the Police Athletic League helps local youth and some upcoming events.
Hap reviews "The Girl in the Spider's Web," "What They Had," "The Grinch" and "Bohemian Rhapsody."
NBC News Correspondent Jayson Campadonia live on the scene of a mass shooting at a Southern California nightclub where eleven people and a sheriff's sergeant were killed. The killer was found dead in the bar.
Andrew Pollack joins us on Election Day to talk about the need to vote Republican. He lost his daughter in the Parkland school shooting and says Democratic policies led to the massacre.
Weinroth is running against Republican Billy Vale for the open seat on the Palm Beach County Commission.
Vale is running against Democrat Robert Weinroth for the open seat on the Palm Beach County Commission.
Chief Kerr joins us for Protecting the Palm Beaches for the first time and we talk about the Jupiter Police Department's Citizen's advisory Group, license plate readers and how they help in law enforcement, as well as holiday safety as we near the holiday season.
Rabbi Kane is the volunteer Co-Chair of the Howard Frank Memorial Deep Stack Charity Classic at Isle Casino Pompano Park.
Republican Magar is running for reelection to her State House seat and being challenged by Democrat Ed O'Connor.
Hap reviews: "Beautiful Boy," "Hunter Killer" with Gerard Butler and "Mid 90's," Jonah Hill's directorial debut.
Lainey tells us about this brand new event at Carlin Park Saturday and Sunday, October 27 and 28 called Jupiter Beachtoberfest. Joel Malkin will be your emcee, bringing on a number of live bands throughout the weekend.
Jay Zeager joins us in studio to talk about the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk at Meyer Amphitheater in West Palm Beach on October 27th.
The Kennedy Space Center is gearing up for the 50th anniversary of the moon landing, planning events to celebrate. Shireman shares details on those and other events already underway at KSC, while Stott shares her experiences of life in space.
Hap reviews the newest installment in the "Halloween" franchise, along with "The Oath" and "Pick of the Litter."
"Science Fair"
Allegra Fung faces off against Ashley Zuckerman in the run-off for this county court seat.
Marty talks about the program, Seniors Versus Crime, which is operated by the Florida Attorney General's Office, and fights crime against seniors with the help of volunteers.
Grace joined us in studio to talk share ways that you can help the American Red Cross in their efforts to help Hurricane Michael victims.
Newsradio 1290 WJNO welcomes our new advertising partner Risk Strategies on board. Scott is the regional leader here in Florida.
Melissa Moore is the daughter of the serial killer known as "The Happy Face Killer." She hosts a podcast on iHeartRadio and we had the chance to chat with her about her experiences.
Willhite is a one-term state representative who is running for a second term, being challenged by Republican business owner Laurel Bennett.
Bennett is challenging Matt Willhite, the incumbent in state House 86, for the second time in two years.
Robert Levy is running for the Senate seat currently held by Republican Joe Negron, who is leaving the legislature.
Caruso is facing Ocean Ridge Mayor Jim Bonfiglio in the race for the open seat in District 89 of the state House of Representatives.
Water quality, Brett Kavanaugh and Andrew Gillum were all topics as GOP gubernatorial candidate Ron DeSantis joined the Morning Rush on Monday, October 8, 2018.
Chief Mooney shares more information on the West Palm Beach Police Department's Real-Time Crime Center and Shot Spotter.
Levy is running for the state Senate seat in District 25, currently held and being vacated by Joe Negron.
Silvers is running for re-election in District 87 of the Florida House of Representatives.
Kpadenou is a Green party candidate challenging incumbent Democrat State Rep. David Silvers for the House seat in District 87.
Hap reviews and we discuss "Night School," "Small Foot," "Hell Fest" and "The Children Act."
Hap reviews "Life Itself," "The House With a Clock In It's Wall," "Fahrenheit 11/9" and "Love, Gilda."
Lisa is a Palm Beach County private school teacher and a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution local chapter, reminding us that it is Constitution Week.
Brian Mudd speaks with Ashley Moody, the Republican candidate for Florida's Attorney General position.
Hap reviews "White Boy Rick," "A Simple Favor," "The Predator" and his Art House Pick, "Lizzie."
Hap reviews "Peppermint," "The Book Shop" and
"The Miseducation of Cameron Post." We also preview "The Nun" and "God Bless The Broken Road."
The late Burt Reynolds spoke with Joel Malkin in April of 2017 about why at the age of 81 at the time, he would keep doing films rather than retire.
Phillip serves as Director of the Recovery Church Movement, which helps people recover from drug addiction through faith.
Putnam checks in with the Morning Rush on the primary election Day in Florida as he trails Congressman Ron DeSantis in the polls for the GOP Gubernatorial nomination.
Vice Mayor Woods explains the three ballot questions for Palm Beach Gardens voters in the Primary. The questions regard proposed changes to the city's Charter.
Hap reviews: "The Happytime Murders," "Juliet, Naked," "Papillon" and "The Little Stranger."
Keith is running against Lauren Baer in the race for the Democratic nomination for Congressional District 18.
Sheriff Bradshaw checks in for "Protecting The Palm Beaches" and talks about the shooting at Palm Beach Central High School among other things.
Dr. Mark Freeman is running to oust Congressman Brian Mast from his seat in the U.S. House.
Singer is running to be the Mayor of Boca Raton. He faces two challengers and is the only one that has already served on the City Council.
Gabe Ermine is running in a crowded field of five candidates to be a judge on the Palm Beach County Circuit Court.
Keiser is running against current State Rep. Gayle Harrell for the seat being vacated by Sen. President Joe Negron.
Harrell is running against Belinda Keiser in the GOP Primary for the state Senate seat being vacated by Senate President Joe Negron.
Fung is running for an open seat on the Palm Beach County court. There are four other candidates in this race.
Ambrosino is one of 5 candidates running for a seat vacated by a retiring judge on the Palm Beach County Court.
Zuckerman is among 5 candidates in this crowded race to fill a seat vacated by a retiring judge.
The Boca Raton city council race is a special election scheduled to coincide with Florida's Primary. Tamara McKee is one of 3 candidates in the race.
The Boca Raton Mayoral race is a special election scheduled to coincide with Florida's Primary. Zucaro is one of three candidates running.
Thomson is one of three candidates to fill the seat vacated by interim-Mayor Scott Singer in his bid for the Mayor's job full time.
Cherfilus-McCormick is challenging Congressman Alcee Hastings in the Democratic primary for U.S. House, District 20.
Patronis, Florida's Chief Financial Officer, talks about the importance of having flood insurance in place BEFORE a storm heads our way.
McAuliffe is a former Palm Beach County State Attorney. He faces two opponents in the race.
Maryuma faces two opponents in his race for this judicial seat on the Palm Beach County Circuit Court.
Cheesman faces two opponents in this judicial race for Circuit Court in Palm Beach County.
Emmanuel Morel is running for the Palm Beach County Commission, District 2 race. He faces 2 opponents.
Weiss is running for the Palm Beach County Commission, District 2 race. He faces two opponents.
Sharps is running for the Palm Beach County Commission, District 2 race. She faces two opponents.
Mike DiMauro has started a petition to have Sunpass waive all tolls Florida drivers have incurred from the time the system went down until at such time that a company contracted to upgrade the customer service system catches up.
Runcie tells Brian Mudd that the plan to install metal detectors at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School was reversed so the school board could discuss some potential issues that have cropped up involving the operation of the equipment.
Anderson is challenging Senator Bobby Powell in the race for the Democratic primary for District 30.
Powell is running for re-election to his Senate seat after spending two years in it. He faces challenger, Rubin Anderson, in the Democratic primary.
Congressman and Republican gubernatorial candidate Ron DeSantis talks about his race against Florida Agriculture Commissioner Adam Putnam and his "all Trump-all the time" political ad.
Polsky faces Mindy Koch in this race with no other opponents. This is a Universal Primary contest.
Koch faces fellow Democrat Tina Polsky for this race with no other opposition. That makes this a Universal Primary contest.
Fandl is challenging longtime Congressman Ted Deutch in the Democratic primary for the District 22 seat.
Hap reviews 'Eighth Grade," "Darkest Minds," "Christopher Robin," "Mission: Impossible - Fallout" and "The King."
Robert Collins reached out to us about an apparent code violation he received regarding political signs in his yard.
Silvers is running for re-election in District 87 against challenger Edgardo Hernandez.
GOP Congressional candidate Javier Manjarres responds to claims that he has a lengthy arrest record, made by fellow candidate in this race, Eddison Walters.
Manjarres is one of three candidates running in the Republican Primary for Congressional District 22 in Palm Beach County.
Kimaz faces two opponents in the Republican Primary for Congressional District 22 in Palm Beach County.
Walters faces two opponents in the Republican Primary for Congressional District 22 in Palm Beach County.
Caruso is running against Matt Spritz in the Republican primary for state House District 89.
Spritz is running against Mike Caruso for the Republican primary in State House District 89.
Bonfiglio is running in the Democratic primary for the Florida House, District 89 seat.
Sabo is a wounded Army veteran who earned the Purple Heart. He shares information on Spartan Pledge Day, which is July 28 at Bryant Park in Lake Worth.
Hap reviews "Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again," "Don't Worry, He Won't Get Far On Foot" and
"Three Identical Strangers."
Police Chief Mooney speaks with Joel Malkin for Protecting the Palm Beaches about a number of topics, including whether the City of West Palm Beach's "Welcoming City" status means any changes for her officers.
Hap reviews "Skyscraper," "Leave No Trace," "Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation" and
"Sorry To Bother You."
Officer Jalil is getting attention online for his lip syncing skills. He talks about his recent performance as well as a rescue the officer carried out back in 2010 that deserves attention as well.
Officer Friters talks about the concern over children left in hot cars this summer, what police are telling people who are trying to help those overdosing on opioids and a couple of Coffee with a Cop events in Boca Raton.
Palm Beach County and Treasure Coast U.S. Rep. Brian Mast joined us to talk about the toxic algae concerns in our local waterways.
Producer Elizabeth Dashiell and Director Trent Stephens talk about this year's performance of "Antony and Cleopatra" at Jupiter's Carlin Park.
Barry Armstrong is President of the Armstrong Advisory Group and co-host of "The Financial Exchange" on NewsRadio 1290 WJNO Monday through Friday from 11a.m. to 12 Noon.
Hap reviews "Ant-Man and the Wasp," "The First Purge" and the Whitney Houston documentary feature titled "Whitney."
Hap reviews new films: "Sicario: Day of the Soldado" and "Uncle Drew", along with his Art House Pick about Fred Rogers, "Won't You Be My Neighbor." We also talk about the movie coming out on Wednesday, July 4th, "The First Purge."
Florida Agriculture Commissioner Putnam spent ten years in the U.S. House, where his competitor in the race for the Republican gubernatorial nomination currently serves. Putnam tells us why voters should choose him.
DeSantis is the candidate backed by President Trump, facing Florida's Agriculture Commissioner Adam Putnam in the state's Republican gubernatorial primary. DeSantis tells us why voters should choose him.
Elizabeth is the community projects manager for Palm Beach County Animal Care & Control. She talks about the waiving of adoption fees during the month of June, tips for keeping your pet from overheating in the summer and how best to protect them on July 4th.
The WPB Summer Boat Show happens this weekend at the South Florida Fairgrounds, along with the Fields Public Boat & Vehicle Auction on Sunday. Organizers and vendors join us in studio to talk about the event.
Hap reviews "Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom," "The Catcher Was a Spy" with Paul Rudd in a surprisingly serious role and his Art House Pick "American Animals."
The West Palm Beach Summer Boat Show happens this weekend at the South Florida Fairgrounds, along with the Fields Public Boat & Vehicle Auction on Sunday. Organizers and vendors join us in studio to talk about the event.
Kenita checks in with Joel Malkin to talk about the quarterly town hall meeting for veterans on Thursday June 21st.
Karen Vaughn talks about her support for Pres. Trump, her decision not to challenge Brian Mast in a GOP Congressional primary and the 7th Annual Aaron Vaughn Memorial Frogman Swim and Run.
Sheriff Bradshaw talks about his proposal to hire 50 full time deputies at a cost of $7 million to provide security at schools after the school district asked him to offer up dozens of over time deputies. He also goes over the results of an extensive review of his agency.
Ag Commissioner and Republican gubernatorial candidate Putnam last week released his “Secure Florida First” agenda, which lays out his plan to address the major safety and security issues facing Florida. He spoke about that and addressed issues including the controversy over missed federal background checks.
Lake Worth Mayor Pam Triolo checks in from the U.S. Conference of Mayors in Boston, Mass.
Buzz Braman, nicknamed the "Shot Doctor" and part of the Braman Motorcars family will be at Braman Porsche in West Palm Beach on Saturday. He talks about his work with Penny Hardaway and Shaquille O'Neal and the 70th Anniversary Porsche event.
U.S. Rep. Brian Mast talks with us about algae concerns in Martin County and the Water Resources and Development Act, which has passed through the U.S. House.
U.S. Representative Brian Mast joined us to talk about his letter, with other members of Congress from Florida, to the U.S. Department of Transportation, which urges the suspension of bonds allocated to Brightline.
Putnam joins us on The Morning Rush to talk about his "Florida Jobs First Agenda," outlining his policy proposals to give Florida students the skills to get a career going. The Republican Gubernatorial candidate also talks about what Brian Mudd calls a "hit piece" in the news on him involving donations from Publix.
Morales is a hero and member of our U.S. Air Force who will be at the two-day National Salute to America's Heroes.
Hap reviews "Deadpool 2," "Book Club" and "Anything." We also talk about the new kids movie, "Show Dogs."
The sheriff updates the Morning Rush on the shooting of a suspect at Trump National Doral in Miami.
Ed Davis is the Parking Administrator for the city of West Palm Beach. He tells us about the upgrades to downtown parking and the possibility that prices will increase.
Hap reviews "Breaking In," "Life of the Party" and his Art House pick "RBG," a documentary about Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
April lost her daughter Carmen, who was killed at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School. She joins us to speak about her daughter, the Shop-In event at Dick's Sporting Goods and Walmart as well as Mother's Day.
Sheriff Bradshaw checks in for Protecting the Palm Beaches. He talks about school threats, the Sheriff's Mental Health Unit and more.
Runcie told Newsradio 1290 WJNO back in March that accused Parkland school shooter Nikolas Cruz was not involved in the Promise Program.
Pollack has filed suit against former Broward Deputy Scot Peterson for being a "coward" and talks about upcoming events to benefit a park in his daughter's honor.
Gabe Klein is the founder of CityFi, a consultant brought into the city of West Palm Beach to come up with a plan to move people around the city in the future. He's out with results of a yearlong mobility study.
Dr. Fennoy spent some time to speak with WJNO about school safety, changes he's making since taking over and more.
We check back in with Berman ahead of the special election to fill the vacant Senate seat. She's the Democrat, facing Republican Tami Donnally.
Republican Donnally is running against Democrat State Rep. Lori Berman in a special election fill an empty state Senate seat.
Chief Kitzerow talks about keeping kids safe at schools and his agency's body camera program.
Hap reviews "Ready Player One, "The Death of Stalin" and we talk about "Tyler Perry's Acrimony" and "God's Not Dead: A Light in Darkness."
Local municipalities are being asked to pitch in to help the PBC School Police Dept. put more officers on local school campuses. Chief Ceccarelli says he is working with the School Police Chief.
Putnam talks about the nearly 40,000 acres of brush that are burning across Florida and answers questions about new gun restrictions in place in our state.
Dennis talks with us about his upcoming show at the Kravis and reminisces about his days on SNL.
Safety concerns for students after several incidents at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, in the wake of the Valentine's Day shooting. Runcie talks about it.
Jack Lighton, President and CEO of the Loggerhead Marinelife Center in Juno Beach talks about TurtleFest.
Hap gives reviews of the reboot of "Tomb Raider." He also shares his take on "Seven Days in Entebbe" and "Love Simon."
Chief Leon is against letting anyone on school campuses carry guns except for sworn uniformed law enforcement officers.
Bradshaw isn't in favor of a program that would arm school staff with guns and explains the reasons.
Hap reviews "A Wrinkle in Time," "The Leisure Seeker" and his Art House Pick of the Week "A Fantastic Woman." We also talk about "Gringo," "The Hurricane Heist" and "The Strangers: Prey at Night."
Palm Beach County School District Police Chief Lawrence Leon talks about the needs to keep kids safe in our local schools in the wake of the Parkland shooting.
President Trump's former Campaign Manager is coming to Palm Beach for a book signing and Q & A.
Botel says she was "smeared" by Councilwoman Pardo and defends herself against the claims made in an advertisement.
Dawn Pardo is the incumbent in Seat 4 on the Riviera Beach City Council. She faces a challenge from Dr. Julia Botel.
Keith Golden is running to replace Riviera Beach City Council member Kashamba Miller-Anderson in District 2.
Keith Golden is challenging KaShamba Miller-Anderson for a spot on the Riviera Beach City Council.
Allison is the Senior Project Manager of the West Palm Beach Community Redevelopment Agency. She speaks with us about the "Clematis Streetscape" project.
Siskind is defending her Village Council Seat ahead of the municipal elections. She's being challenged by Frank Ferrano.
Hap Erstein reviews "Red Sparrow, " "Nostalgia" and others. We also talk about the remake of "Death Wish" starring Bruce Willis and the Oscars.
Lainey Muenich talks about the 2018 Jupiter Seafood Festival at Carlin Park in Jupiter this weekend.
The sheriff talks about the steps the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office is taking to keep our school kids safe.
Republican U.S. Rep. Brian Mast has been the leading voice for increased gun control on the right, calling for a ban on AR-15 rifles. He addressed this with Brian Mudd and Joel Malkin on The Morning Rush.
Former Royal Palm Beach Council member Martha Webster is challenging incumbent Mayor Fred Pinto.
Mayor Pinto is running for re-election, facing the same opponent he faced two years ago, former Council member Martha Webster.
Royal Palm Beach Village Council member Selena Smith is defending her Group 3 seat against challenger Sam Roman.
Sam Roman is running for the Royal Palm Beach Village Council Group 3 seat, against incumbent Councilwoman Selena Smith.
Hap talks about and shares his reviews of "Game Night," "Annihilation,""Early Man" and Art House Pick "Bombshell: The Heady Lamarr Story."
Glenn Jergensen talks about another record year for tourism in Palm Beach County in 2017.
Environmental activist Drew Martin is challenging Pam Triolo in the Lake Worth mayoral race.
Sarah Malega owns Zoo Gym in downtown Lake Worth and is running against long time City Commissioner Scott Maxwell.
Habitat for Humanity of Palm Beach County's Chief Development Officer Amy Brand joins us to talk about how well the CEO build went, as well as the kickoff to Women Build.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein reviews the latest movies, including "Black Panther," "Fifty Shades Freed," "The 15:17 To Paris" and "Film Stars Don't Die In Liverpool."
Florida's Chief Financial Officer and state Fire Marshal Jimmy Patronis joined us to talk about a need for more mental health care funding in the wake of the Parkland school shooting.
Kelly Harris is the acting-Chief of Police in the city of Boynton Beach. She speaks with us for "Protecting the Palm Beaches."
Kelly Shoaf is one of two candidates running for election to the West Palm Beach Commission in District 1.
Pastor Martina Walker is a candidate to fill the District 1 City of West Palm Beach Commission seat.
Christina Lambert is a political newcomer, challenging Shanon Materio in the District 5 West Palm Beach City Commission race.
Palm Beach Gardens Mayor Maria Marino talks about the four ballot questions in the March municipal elections.
Shanon Materio is the incumbent, running for another term on the West Palm Beach City Commission.
Lisa Treu, the founder of Treu Group Real Estate in Palm Beach County, shares details of the 2nd Annual Diaper Drive in support of the Junior League of Boca Raton.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein reviews "Hostiles," "In the Fade" and "Humor Me."
Arthur Morrison is a political outsider running as a Democrat for the open seat in Senate District 31.
Democrat State Representative Lori Berman is running for the open Senate District 31 seat.
Sam Eaton heads up All In For Firefighters, a non-profit that works with other charities to help educate and prevent firefighting-related cancer. He talks about the Butch Smith Poker Classic.
Lantana Police Chief Sean Scheller joins us for Protecting the Palm Beaches. He updates us on the opioid crisis with regard to Lantana and discusses other topics.
True the Vote's Catherine Engelbrecht gives us a preview of her keynote speech at an event for the Palm Beach Republican Club and tells the story of how she sued the IRS.
Florida Agriculture Commissioner Adam Putnam joins Joel and Brian to talk about a milestone with regards to the issuance of concealed weapons permits to veterans and military members.
Cissy Proctor, Executive Director of the Florida Department of Economic Opportunity shares the jobs numbers for Florida and Palm Beach County in December.
Film critic Hap Erstein reviews the newest films, including "Phantom Thread," "Den of Thieves" and "12 Strong."
Chief Kitzerow shares some safety tips for when you use the ATM and shop, for Protecting the Palm Beaches.
City Transportation Engineer Erik Ferguson, PE talks to us about the Clematis Streetscape project, which aims to improve the popular roadway in West Palm Beach.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein shares his take on the latest films, including "The Post" and "The Commuter."
South Florida Fair President and CEO Rick Vymlatil gives us the rundown of the 2018 South Florida Fair and its theme "Magical Parades."
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein reviews the Tonya Harding biopic "I, Tonya." He also shares his picks for the winners at the Golden Globes, which air this Sunday, January 7.
The police chief of West Palm Beach, Sarah Mooney, joins us for "Protecting the Palm Beaches."
Elanese Lansen is a contestant on the new Fox tv singing competition "The Four: Battle for Stardom" and she paid a visit to 1290 WJNO.
Amy Kight is the new Executive Director of the Busch Wildlife Sanctuary in Jupiter. She talks about all of the happenings at the sanctuary and what they work to do.
Local film critic Hap Erstein reviews the latest films including "Darkest Hour," "All The Money In The World" and "Molly's Game." He also shares his Top 10 Films of 2017.
Florida's Department of Economic Opportunity has released the jobs numbers for November and Executive Director Cissy Proctor tells us the employment market continues to improve statewide.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein reviews "The Greatest Showman" with Hugh Jackman, "Pitch Perfect 3" and Matt Damon's "Downsizing."
Palm Beach County Schools Superintendent Dr. Robert Avossa updates us on things parents need to know as we head into the winter break and answers questions about his proposal to hike property taxes to pay for teachers' raises.
Kimberly Coppola is the Public Relations Volunteer for the St. Vincent de Paul Society Palm Beach. She talks about ways you can help their mission this holiday season.
Hap Erstein reviews "Star Wars: The Last Jedi," "The Shape of Water" and Woody Allen's latest, "Wonder Wheel."
Gopal Rajegowda, the Senior Vice President of Related Companies, which owns CityPlace, tells us about the changes proposed for the complex and why.
Chief Katz joins us for his final interview for "Protecting the Palm Beaches," as he retires from his job and heads to Virginia, where he will hold the same position in Chesterfield County.
U.S. Small Business Administration Public Affairs Specialist Lovelace Cook joins us to update us on the amount of money loaned out in Palm Beach County to homeowners and business owners in the wake of Hurricane Irma. She says loans are still available.
Local Marine Jesse Mejia serves as coordinator for the Marine Corps' Toys for Tots program in Palm Beach County. He talks about the program and 2 events December 9 and 10, 2017.
Greg Hauptner, the Founder and CEO of G-Star School of the Arts in Palm Springs talks about an open house event at the charter school and the mini-series that is being filmed at the school, a working studio.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein reviews the latest movies including "Roman J. Israel, Esquire," "Coco" and "The Man Who Invented Christmas."
CBS 12's Suzanne Boyd Talks About Social Media Causing Younger People To Seek Cosmetic Surgery.
Florida Ag Commissioner Adam Putnam joined the Morning Rush to Talk Taxes and Agriculture in 2018.
The General Manager of the Ballpark of the Palm Beaches, Brady Ballard, talks about what's to come in the second year of spring training at the West Palm Beach ballpark and the excitement over having the World Champion Houston Astros there this spring.
Film critic Hap Erstein reviews the latest films including "Justice League," "Last Flag Flying" and "The Killing of a Sacred Deer."
Dinesh D'Souza joined The Morning Rush to talk about his book, "The Big Lie: Exposing The Nazi Roots of the American Left," which he'll be signing at the Colony Hotel in Palm Beach on December 4th with the Palm Beach Republican Club.
Kerrie Russell, the producer of the Palm Beach Home and Design Show at the PBC Convention Center, shares details of the event with us.
Palm Beach County Sheriff Ric Bradshaw speaks with Joel Malkin about Pres. Trump's Thanksgiving visit, safety during the holiday season and other things.
Stuart Seafood Festival organizer Lainey Ruskay tells us what to look forward to at this year's festival, including live bands and lots of seafood all weekend.
The Founder and CEO of Knox Medical, which just opened the first medical marijuana dispensary in Palm Beach County, talks to Joel Malkin about the business.
CBS 12's Eric Roby joined us to talk about "grade inflation." More kids are getting straight A's than ever before. But do those high marks mean students are better prepared?
Local film critic Hap Erstein reviews "Murder On The Orient Express" and "Daddy's Home 2".
CBS 12's Lynda Figueredo joined us to talk about what she calls a "lack of accountability" when it comes to greyhound trainers giving their dogs cocaine and other performance enhancing drugs.
Agriculture Commissioner Adam Putnam joins the Morning Rush to talk about the tragic shooting at a Texas church.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein gives movie reviews for "Thor: Ragnarok," Wonderstruck" and "The Florida Project."
Frank Kitzerow, the Police Chief in the town of Jupiter, talks to Joel Malkin about keeping teh community safe in the wake of the New York terror attack, as well as the upcoming body camera program and more.
Jennifer Baez is an environmental analyst with the county's Department of Environmental Resources Management and Sergio Piedra is the Director of Content and Event Marketing for Discover the Palm Beaches, the county's tourism marketing agency. They tell us about LagoonFest and the benefits of protecting the 20 mile Lake Worth Lagoon.
CBS 12's Andrea Marvin joined us to tease a story about school police using the Baker Act to send kids out of the classroom and into psychiatric facilities for evaluations. Is it happening too often?
CBS 12 anchor John Discepolo joined us to talk about a story that tells of a service that allows you to safely stop robocalls to your cell phone.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein reviews the latest movies including "The Meyerowitz Stories" and "Only The Brave."
Scott Kelly, the Assistant City Administrator for West Palm Beach talks about the wrap-up of a mobility study.
Florida Agriculture Commissioner Adam Putnam joins The Morning Rush to talk about career training.
Palm Beach Gardens Council Member Carl Woods speaks to Joel Malkin about a review of the city charter and the recommended extension of term limits.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein shares his take on the the latest movies, including "Marshall", "Professor Marston and The Wonder Women", "The Foreigner", "Mark Felt: The Man Who Brought Down The White House" and "Happy Death Day."
Jupiter Police Chief Frank Kitzerow talks to Joel Malkin about I.D. theft and car break-ins, for Protecting the Palm Beaches.
Local film critic Hap Erstein reviews the latest films with Joel Malkin, including "Blade Runner 2049" and "Victoria and Abdul."
Boynton Beach Police Chief Jeffrey Katz speaks with Joel Malkin for "Protecting the Palm Beaches" about the department's body cam program.
Karen Knapik with the U.S. Small Business Administration speaks with Joel Malkin about the ability to offer assistance in the form of loans to not only businesses in Palm Beach County, but also to individuals.
Greenacres Mayor Joel Flores speaks with Joel Malkin about a donation drive that is going on for Puerto Rico relief.
Joel Malkin chats with Bob Carter, Director of local play "The Beautiful Dark," which is inspired by the Columbine school shootings.
Sarah Mooney, the Police Chief in West Palm Beach, speaks with Joel Malkin for "Protecting the Palm Beaches."
Palm Beach County Congresswoman Lois Frankel speaks to Joel Malkin about her proposed legislation to form a panel to discuss ways to better protect seniors in the event of future natural disasters.
Mike Durkee, Executive Director of Wounded Veterans Relief Fund speaks with Joel Malkin about the NFL National Anthem protests.
FEMA Public Information Officer Nate Custer is in Palm Beach County and he tells Joel Malkin about who may benefit from a FEMA disaster grant.
Palm Beach County Sheriff Ric Bradshaw speaks with Joel Malkin for Protecting the Palm Beaches, covering all aspects of what went on during and after Hurricane Irma.
Carl Woods, a Palm Beach Gardens City Council member tells Joel Malkin that the city came out okay after Hurricane Irma, but debris clean-up will take a while and cost a lot.
Chris Reisinger, Environmental Analyst with PBC Mosquito Control speaks with Joel Malkin about Hurricane Irma's impact on the mosquito population.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein discusses new films "It", "Home Again", "American Assasins", "Mother" and "Polina".
South Florida United States Postal Service spokesperson Debbie Fetterly tells Joel Malkin that mail delivery is back underway.
Boynton Beach Police Spokeswoman Stephanie Slater has details on a crime involving two men taking advantage of an elderly woman and stealing $13,000 in jewelry from her.
Florida Senator Marco Rubio has spent some time touring the devastation left behind by Hurricane Irma, and tells us the latest on the situation in the Florida Keys.
Lauren Ellis and Kaitlyn Seyler with Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League talk about the upcoming "Countdown 2 Zero" event at the Palm Beach County Convention Center on Saturday, Sept. 9, 2017.
Florida Agriculture Commissioner Adam Putnam, who is running for governor, talks about Florida's relief efforts in Texas and cities around the U.S. that want to allow illegal immigrants to vote.
Steve Alembik - Organizer of "Truth About Israel" speaks with Joel Malkin about why he decided to move his event TO Maralago.
Boynton Beach Police Chief Jeffrey Katz speaks with Joel Malkin for "Protecting the Palm Beaches."
Sharon Alexander - CEO Unicorn Children's Foundation tells us what the non-profit is about.
Sharon Alexander - CEO Unicorn Children's Foundation speaks with Joel Malkin about having to cancel an event planned for Mar-a-Lago.
Joel Malkin chats with Cissy Proctor, Executive Director of the Department of Economic Opportunity, about Florida and Palm Beach County's jobs numbers for July.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein reviews "Logan Lucky", "The Hitman's Bodyguard" and other new films at theaters.
Palm Springs Police Chief Ceccarelli speaks with Joel Malkin for our feature "Protecting the Palm Beaches."
Chris Farrell with CBS 12 joins us to give us a weather update and unveil the Malkinometer, inspired by Joel Malkin and his bald head.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein shares his reviews of the latest films including "The Glass Castle".
Jack Lighton, the President and CEO of Loggerhead Marine Life Center in Juno Beach speaks with Joel Malkin about a record season for sea turtle nesting.
Dr. Melanie Perez, the Chief of Psychology at the WPB VA Medical Center speaks with Joel Malkin about a Mental Health Summit.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein reviews the latest films including "Detroit" and "Kidnap."
Jupiter Police Chief Frank Kitzerow speaks with Joel Malkin for Protecting the Palm Beaches.
Kenita Gordon is a spokesperson for VA Medical Center in West Palm Beach. She talks with Joel Malkin about the annual Mental Health Summit.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein shares his reviews of "Atomic Blonde" and other new releases at theaters.
Lantana Police Chief Sean Scheller spoke with Joel Malkin about the opioid epidemic for Protecting the Palm Beaches.
U.S. Rep. Brian Mast joins us to talk about an algae bloom on Lake Okeechobee, healthcare and tax reform.
Tom Veenstra is the Senior Director of Support Services at CareerSource Palm Beach County and he spoke with Joel Malkin about the June 2017 jobs numbers for Palm Beach County.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein reviews the latest films, including "Dunkirk" and "Girls Trip."
Boca Raton Police Crime Prevention Officer Gwynne Friters speaks with Joel Malkin for Protecting the Palm Beaches.
Delray Beach Mayor Cary Glickstein talks with Joel Malkin about his city's planned lawsuit against Big Pharma.
Attorney Mark Dearman speaks with Joel Malkin about plans to file suit against several drug companies on behalf of the city of Delray Beach.
Palm Beach County Elections Supervisor Susan Bucher talks with Joel Malkin about the President's voter fraud commission.
North Palm Beach Police Chief Rick Jenkins speaks with WJNO's Joel Malkin for "Protecting the Palm Beaches."
News Radio 1290 WJNO host Mark Levin holds a book signing in Palm Beach Gardens on Saturday. He joined us on The Morning Rush to talk about his new book and more.
Jeffrey Katz, Police Chief of Boynton Beach, speaks out about the new body cam program in his department.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein reviews "Spiderman: Homecoming" and other new movies.
Elizabeth Dashiell & Trent Stephens with the Palm Beach Shakespeare Festival talk about this year's show, "Love's Labour's Lost" at the Seabreeze Amphitheater at Jupiter's Carlin Park.
Palm Beach County Property Appraiser Dorothy Jacks speaks with Joel Malkin about the latest property values.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein talks about the latest films and shares his reviews.
Palm Springs Police Chief Tom Ceccarelli speaks with Joel Malkin for "Protecting the Palm Beaches."
Palm Beach County State Attorney Dave Aronberg speaks with Joel Malkin about a new law taking affect July 1, 2017 that cracks down on sober home operators.
Wallethub Analyst Jill Gonzalez speaks with Joel Malkin about the Best Beach Towns in the U.S. Palm Beach County has two in the Top 20.
Florida Agriculture Commissioner Adam Putnam joins The Morning Rush to announce a reduction in fees for Concealed Weapons licenses.
Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein reviews the latest films: "The Hero", "The Exception",
"Beatrice at Dinner".
Wallethub Analyst Jill Gonzalez talks about Florida's below normal ranking in the list of Best & Worst States For Teen Drivers.
West Palm Beach Mayor Jeri Muoio talks about the results of a workshop on traffic changes along Okeechobee Blvd.
Cissy Proctor-Exec. Dir. of Dept. of Economic Opportunity talks jobs numbers for May 2017.
West Palm Beach Police Chief Sarah Mooney on Protecting the Palm Beaches, talking about community outreach.