Another change in the Trump administration.  Bob Costantini reports John Bolton replaces H.R. McMaster as the third national security advisor since the President took office. In the middle of the night, Andrew Spencer reports the Senate passes a 1.3 trillion dollar spending bill.

For good or bad, self-driving cars have nearly arrived. First Light callers share their feelings about the best and worst innovations in our lifetime.

The suspect in a chain of Texas bombings is dead. Clayton Neville reports investigators are trying to find a motive. I'm sorry. Thats what Facebook chief Mark Zuckerberg says about the misuse of FB data. Andrew Spencer reports Zuckerberg is speaking out for the first time.

A pedestrian has been killed  by a self-driving car. Listeners opine about the future.

A school shooting in Maryland. Brian Todd reports the shooter is dead and two students are injured at a southern Maryland High School. Congratulations Vlad.  Jerry Bodlander reports President Trump is facing bipartisan backlash for calling President Putin to congratulate him on his re-election. First Light listeners call in with their opinions on President Trump's call to Putin.

High winds and hail cause significant damage in parts of the southeast.  Andrew Spencer reports it's part of a storm that is moving north and will dump snow on the northeast.   Austin Texas officals continue their investigation into the latest explosion. Clayton Neville reports four bombs in the past month have killed one person and injured several others.

Should drug dealers be given the death penalty? Callers tell us what they think.

Residents of an Austin Texas neighborhood are being urged to stay indoors. Andrew Spencer reports on the fourth explosion in less than a month to hit the city.  Some Republicans are concerned about President Trump and his reaction to the firing of deputy FBI Director Andrew McCabe. Bob Costantini has the story.

Betsy DeVos and the future of education in the U.S. is of concern to First Light  listeners as they call in.

At least six people died when a pedestrian bridge that was under construction collapsed onto the roadway below. Rory O'neill reports investigators don't know what caused the failure. The Russia investigation is moving closer to the President. Bob Costantini reports the Mueller team has subpeonaed Trump Organization documents.

It's March and First Light listeners weigh in on the NCAA madness.

School safety and gun control are front and center as students walk out of schools. Jerry Bodlander reports Congress takes steps to make schools safer.  Let the madness begin. Clayton Neville explains all the excitement surrounding the NCAA basketball tournament.

Should students  have staged a gun/school safety protest Wednesday? Listeners voice their opinions.

The Democrat, Connor Lamb, may have just won an historically Republican seat in Pennsylvania.  Bob Costantini reports while Lamp has a slim lead, the race is too close to call.  Fired by tweet. Karen Caifa reports Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, was fired by President Trump.

Did President Trump do the right thing by firing Rex Tillerson?  Callers offer their opinions.

A Pennsylvania special election could have national implications.  Bob Costantini reports an historically Republican congressional seat is at risk for the first time in many years.  In Austin Texas, two package bombs killed a teenager and critically wounded an elderly woman.  Austin Neville reports  a reward has been posted for the perpetrator.

Are you comfortable with the state of cyber security today? First Light listeners weigh in.

Can there be a positive outcome to talks with the North Koreans? Jerry Bodlander looks at the potential of a Trump - Kim summit meeting. 

Five people are dead after a helicopter crashes in New York's East River. John Lorinic reports on how it happened.

And listeners call in to voice their concerns about a U.S. - North Korea summit meeting.