Columnist Gil Smart and editor Arnie Rosenberg debate whether dogs should be allowed in stores and supermarkets.

Food and fur: Why do so many pet owners take Fido to the grocery store? http://bit.ly/2EPyK2X
Publix on pups: No animals allowed in shopping carts, including service dogs, chain says: http://bit.ly/2C5nmhM

March 6: Should Poochie-poo go shopping with you? TCPalm takes on great dog debate

Do you know which Publix subs are the best? Dacia Johnson has you covered. We also share the latest updates from the solicitations busts surrounding NFL owner Robert Kraft and a new investigation into health risks for pregnant mothers.

Robert Kraft's lawyer says Patriots owner will not be at arraignment in Florida prostitution case: http://bit.ly/2XHqyJk
Kolter Homes President Richard Covell charged with soliciting prostitution: http://bit.ly/2Tzs7K7
Maternal complications at Martin Medical Center double national median: http://bit.ly/2HjBKGl
Florida lawmakers want to end yearly daylight saving time change nationwide: http://bit.ly/2H6DljF
Whole Publix subs will be on sale for $5.99 through March 10: http://bit.ly/2IVGvs0

March 8: Scary stats from area hospitals, daylight savings debate and the power of Pub subs

Veteran legal affairs reporter Melissa E. Holsman gives an update on all the moving pieces of the spa sex trafficking ring in Florida including efforts to keep videos from being released and the first court appearance for one of the spa workers arrested for prostitution.

Plus, a judge's final ruling on Victor Brancaccio, a Port St. Lucie man who killed a woman when he was 16. Brancaccio was granted a sentencing do-over for his life prison term, but new court rulings mean he's no longer eligible.

Links:
Spa defendant in court: bit.ly/2FqzwE1
Spa sex trafficking full story: bit.ly/2Ez26T5
Victor Brancaccio: bit.ly/2Fqcc9n
Uncertain Terms podcast transcripts and more: bit.ly/2OgFs4V
Listen to Uncertain Terms on Apple Podcasts: apple.co/2GAPCNZ

Spa prostitution update and a juvenile killer's sentencing do-over

Outdoors writer Ed Killer explains why sharks migrate to Florida this time of year and why a viral video is angering fisherman in Sebastian.

Sharks are much closer than you may think: http://bit.ly/2JuHyzC
Palm Beach Boat Show offers deals for boat buyers: http://bit.ly/2CvpkIr
Fish Joyce’s Dock: https://www.facebook.com/fishjoycesdock/

March 22: Sharks are closer than you think and viral video leads to 'peaceful protest' (hopefully)

Environmental reporter Tyler Treadway explains what the most recent blue-green algae studies mean for residents and why the discharges haven't stopped yet.

March 27: Algae in fish and algae in the air. So is it safe to go near the water?

Producers Dacia Johnson and Hannah Schwab talk headlines topping TCPalm this week.

Florida bill to arm teachers advances — and maybe that's a good thing: http://bit.ly/2YxeMSr
President Trump to visit Lake Okeechobee to tout work on dike repair, EAA reservoir: http://bit.ly/2OyXaRp
To Lake Okeechobee from Mar-a-Lago, Trump may see Everglades restoration projects: http://bit.ly/2FGqCC5
Worried about crowds at Star Wars Land? So is Disney, and here is what it's doing about it: http://bit.ly/2FHKC7t
What's new in 2019 from Star Wars Land to Sesame Street: http://bit.ly/2uz1O8Z
Disney banning smoking areas in parks and limiting stroller sizes: http://bit.ly/2HKs2hd

March 29: Teachers packing, Trump speaking and tourists invading Florida amusement parks — oh my!

Did you miss a big headline this week on TCPalm? Producers Dacia Johnson and Hannah Schwab can get you caught up.

Police used fake bomb threat to install cameras in Robert Kraft sex spa case: http://bit.ly/2FO9sBE
Mar-a-Lago arrest: How security works at Trump club breached by Chinese woman with malware: http://bit.ly/2ViG64K
Trump's MAGA hats inspired Make Lake O Great Again hats, but can they save polluted lake? http://bit.ly/2UmKrYs
AccuWeather predicting 2-4 major storms in 2019 Atlantic hurricane season: http://bit.ly/2VnJ3ks
Experts at Colorado State University predict 2019 will bring 13 named storms, 5 hurricanes: http://bit.ly/2G1Y7zg
2019 Atlantic hurricane names: http://bit.ly/2CXD7I2

April 5: Fake bomb threats, Make Lake O Great Again and hurricane predictions — oh my!

TCPalm reporters and columnists are asking a lot of questions about the growing hepatitis A outbreak...but they aren't getting a lot of information from the Florida Department of Health in Martin County.

Amid full-blown Hepatitis A outbreak, Health Department needs to step up: http://bit.ly/2KlP1RT
Hepatitis A in Martin County to date is equal to past seven years combined: http://bit.ly/2UsxuMv
Martin County 'high risk' for hepatitis A; 2 people have died, 13 cases confirmed: http://bit.ly/2I8csML 
How should Florida respond to the hepatitis A risk? Here's what happened in Kentucky: http://bit.ly/2IkVdqM
Hepatitis A: 10 things you need to know about the liver infection that killed a Martin County couple: http://bit.ly/2WTBDWE

April 10: 'People are starved for information' on hepatitis A outbreak in Martin County

Producers Dacia Johnson and Hannah Schwab get listeners caught up on the big headlines this week on TCPalm.

Palm City man may be 3rd person to die from hepatitis A complications: http://bit.ly/2P3Xyro
SLC Sheriff: Deputy did not use excessive force in detaining 11-year-old: http://bit.ly/2UUwVKK
17-foot female python with 73 eggs captured in Big Cypress National Preserve: http://bit.ly/2UcVyOm
Toxic, dog-killing toads are invading Florida yards: http://bit.ly/2Z2IIGc

April 12: People want answers on hepatitis A outbreak and slimy Florida critters make headlines

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