On May 3, the Okaloosa County Sheriff's Office responded to a report of a domestic disturbance in an apartment building, and deputies shot Senior Airman Roger Fortson multiple times in the chest, killing the airman. Ben Crump, an attorney representing Fortson's family, told the media that Senior Airman Fortson was alone in his apartment when deputies fatally shot him six times. Levin Papantonio Rafferty attorney Brian Barr is working with Crump and discussed the incident on our show.

Christi Colabianchi, owner of Sailwind Construction, has created Sunshine Verified to help contractors and the skilled workforce out of compliance obtain or renew their necessary credentials to do business in Florida. The website SunshineVerfied.com will also help protect property owners when searching for contractors.

The University of West Florida Concert Choir from the Dr. Grier Williams School of Music is featured in the National Archives of the United Kingdom’s newest exhibition. “Great Escapes: Remarkable Second World War Captives” will run through July 21 and sheds light on the untold stories of hope, resilience and ingenuity exhibited by prisoners of war and internees during World War II. Dr. Peter Steenbilk explains how the choir’s “Song of Survival” concert is used.

View the “Great Escapes: Remarkable Second World War Captives” virtual exhibition tour featuring the UWF Concert Choir’s performance of “The Captives’ Hymn” by Margaret Dryburgh and “Symphony No. 9 (Largo)” by Antonín Dvorák, arr. Margaret Dryburgh. The UWF Concert Choir can be heard around the 12:47 mark in the video.