News from the White House dominates the conversation this morning.  Mary Moloney reports on the surprise news that President Trump accepts North Korea's invitation to nuclear talks. Bob Costantini covers President Trumps decision to impose tariffs on aluminum and steel imports from some trading partners.

This weekend, it's time to turn the clocks forward for Daylight Saving Time.  First Light listeners have their own opinions about it.

The state of Florida indicts accused school shooter Nikolas Cruz and acts on new gun control measures. Meantime, the state of California sues the federal governent over immigration enforcement issues.

The conversation on guns and schools continues and listeners tell us what they think.

President Trump's top economic advisor quits. Bob Costantini reports on the repercussions. Good news for West Virginia's teachers, John Lorinc reports on how a strike won them a pay raise.

Do we need to drill for oil and risk spoiling our coastline? Listeners opine.

Florida's legislature makes progess towards gun control reform.  John Lorinc reports. And Bob Costantini reports President Trump maintains the need for tariffs on foreign steel and aluminum.

West Virginia teachers have been on strike for more than a week. Listeners share their thoughts.

The Oscars were awarded Sunday night and Jim Roope has it all covered.  President Trump wants to put tariffs on foreign steel and aluminum, Bob Costantini reports their is GOP opposition to the idea. In our call-in segment, listeners share their feelings about proposed tariffs.

In the Close Up:  Andy Rose reports President Trump shocks Washington and Wall Street with his intent to impose tariffs on foreign steel and aluminum. Steve Kastenbaum checks in with an update on the Nor'easter that is bearing down on the eastern coast.

Hollywood hands out the Oscars this weekend and First Light callers give us their Best Picture picks of all time.

In the close up: Dicks Sporting Goods stops selling assault style rifles and raises the minimum age for gun sales to 21. Floods and severe weather are taking it's toll on much of the country.

How do we make schools safer? Listeners call in with solutions to "harden" our schools.

Students return to Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland Florida for the first time since 17 people were gunned down on February 14th.  John Lorinc reports on the mood at the school and measures being taken to make it safer. Meantime, around the country threats to schools have increased and Jim Roope looks at that.

A Supreme Court decision that may affect the future of public unions is pending.  First Light listeners call in and voice their concerns.

Congress returns this week and Bob Costantini reports gun reform tops the agenda.  The Winter Games have come to a conclusion and Steve Kastenbaum reports from Korea on the Olympics closing ceremony.

Should teachers be trained to carry guns in schools?  First Light listeners weigh in.

President Trump says one solution to ending gun violence in schools is arming teachers, John Lorinc has our report.  Clayton Neville tells us about the floods that are affecting a large swath of the midwest.  It was a tough day for American skaters at the Olympics.  Steven Kastenbaum files a report from South Korea. And listeners tell us about their favorite horror movies.