South Floridians know the drill: Hurricane season is around the corner and it's time to prepare. Some folks take it to heart while some don't. But there's no ignoring the fact: being prepared makes dealing with a storm easier and less stressful. It also improves the chances you'll get through will minimal impact to your home and family. Today, we're going to talk about what you really need to be ready should a storm come our way.

We're all fans for something, whether it is our favorite book, movie or TB show. Today, we'll be talking about a West Palm event that celebrates FANS of just about anything. If you're any sort of fan, you're going to be a fan for Fanfest 2026!

Clematis Street has been the center of West Palm's social and economic life for over a hundred years. Today, Take a walk back in time to view actual snapshots of life on Clematis, from it's earliest days to what it has become today. With Kalani Rasouli.

How is West Palm Beach marketed to the world? Who attracts the thousands of visitors who come to the city every year and who develops the successful strategies that have made Palm Beach County a world-class destination for fun and relaxation? Meet the team who keep the visitors coming, in spite of an ever-changing global landscape. With Milton Segarra President and CEO of Discover The Palm Beaches.

Did you know trimming your landscape now can lessen your risk of storm damage during hurricane season? The City wants you to prep your home's landscaping during Vegetation Amnesty Days! We'll show you how residents can take advantage of this free haul-away program, going on now through May 8, 2026! With Calvin Williams.

Not every City has it's own portal to the past. It is a place where nature has been undisturbed and the landscape looks just like it did hundreds, perhaps thousands of years ago. Grassy Waters Preserve is such a portal, and we're going to learn all it has to offer visitors AND the vital role it plays for the health of West Palm Beach! With guest Mary Crider.

There's no denying that West Palm Beach is a city on the move. But with every new development comes concerns about traffic and congestion. How does a city on the move keep moving when getting around becomes a real challenge? West Palm Beach is hard at work developing Transportation and Mobility plans that will hopefully keep things moving for decades to come. We'll discuss with City Parking and Mobility Administrator Jessica Keller.

West Palm Beach has grown and changed so much that part of the community is in danger of disappearing. Today, we'll talk to someone keenly aware of our City's past, and how preserving it is key to our community's future. With Dr. Alisha Winn.