The sentencing of sports doctor Larry Nasser and the boycott of a White House meeting by some U.S. mayors are the top stories in the Close Up.

Listeners call in and express their feelings about the sentencing of Larry Nasser and the treatment of his victims.

A school shooting in Kentucky and the Mueller investigation are the top stories in this morning's Close Up.

Why are there so many school shootings? Listeners offer some answers,

The re-opening of the government and Vice President Pence's visit to Israel are in the Close Up.  In the Hollywood David Daniel talks about the Razzies, which name the worst movies and actors of the year. In the call-in, listeners talk about the treatment of restaurant wait staff and tipping.

The federal government shutdown is in our CLOSE UP this morning.  The Screen Actors Guild handed out their awards last night and listeners call in to talk about the shutdown.

In our Close Up: Karen Caifa reports on the possibiltiy of a government shutdown and Clayton Neville takes a look at the dangerous flu outbreak.

People spend fortunes on weddings and our listeners share the feelings and stories.

Today's close up looks at the frigid temperatures and snow that hit parts of the South and the looming government shutdown.

In our call-in listeners voice their opinions on Senator Jeff Flake(R-AZ) speech on freedom of the press.

Today's close up takes a look at the debate over immigration reform and the winter storm that is hitting the southern states.

Listeners check in with their feelings on Facebook and whether it's a positive or negative part of the culture.