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We explore the connection between the heart and brain — how an irregular cardiac rhythm can increase the risk of stroke and how even simple movement like walking can protect the brain.

What a stunning reversal in the Murdaugh case says about vulnerabilities in our jury system.

When it comes to a career, relationship or even a vacation, picking the “best” option might be a mistake.

As lawmakers iron out the state budget, wrinkles are deepening among Florida’s top government leaders; Florida has announced a criminal investigation into a major AI company for alleged involvement in violent crimes; A recent article from the New York Times says Florida’s immigrant detention center in the Everglades could close earlier than expected; Gas Prices are becoming a significant pocketbook issue for many Floridiana—especially those in rural communities who face longer commutes; Florida’s public-school students don’t need to go hungry during the school year; They can access free lunch in the school cafeteria; But in the summer, keeping kids fed who otherwise may go hungry becomes the job of nonprofits and volunteers; And America is preparing for a massive wave of adults nearing or entering retirement; On "Southwest Florida In Focus".

From concerns about “excessive” law enforcement response to big incentives for The Beef People, we discuss the week’s top headlines with our media roundtable.

Author Bob Kealing discusses the long influence and short life of the legendary musician ahead of his Hall of Fame induction.

The Sporting Jax women’s team heads into its final game having dominated the Super League in its inaugural season.

From Florida’s redistricting to a gutting of the Voting Rights Act, the state’s congressional elections may never be the same.

On tonight’s program: Florida lawmakers approve a new congressional district map for the state. Not everyone is convinced this is a good thing; And Florida, especially the state’s northern region, remains in the grip of a near historic drought. Even though some rain may be sweeping through the state this weekend, experts in the field warn that far more rainfall will be needed to mitigate the threat of wildfires that are already ravaging parts of the state. We have two pieces. The first describes the current wildfire situation and the second delves into the climactic circumstances that are making the fires more likely.

Our medical experts discuss the month’s biggest health headlines, from falling fertility rates to violence against health care workers.