Monday morning on “Breakfast with Bridgett,” United Arts Of Central Florida announced the kickoff of its annual “Collaborative Campaign For The Arts” to raise funds to support local artists, plus arts, science and history programs.

Studies have shown breast cancer survivors at a much higher risk of developing skin cancer as well. The risk is significantly higher for survivors under 50.

Clare and the Chocolate Nutcracker is back this year at the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts.

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month and Harbor House Of Central Florida has several events planned.

Laurie Stern joins Breakfast with Bridgett

BLK Joy Festival Founder Rebecca Desir talked about all the informative and fun offerings at Saturday’s free event on Breakfast with Bridgett.

CEO of Lighthouse Central Florida joins Breakfast with Bridgett

Apopka's "dog mayor" Asher, handler stop by Breakfast with Bridgett.

Dr. Gerson Valencia, a pediatric cardiologist from Orlando Health Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children, discussed why sports screenings for student athletes are so critical to prepare for a fun, safe season.

Dr. Chirag Panchal, a local family doctor with Orlando Health, joined the chat to talk about "The Freshman 15" and other health-related issues for college-aged patients.

Co-founder of Florida-based Duke & Dame Salted Caramel Whiskey joins Breakfast with Bridgett.

A doctor joined Breakfast with Bridgett to talk about the process of getting your children ready for back to school, including those often dreaded shots.

Every weekday morning on "Breakfast With Bridgett," you'll find interesting stories and interviews, plus weather and traffic to help you plan the day.

Kenny Tello, Licensed Clinical Social Worker shares tips and advice for communicating

Tuesday’s segment of “Breakfast with Bridgett” dished up some mid-year money management advice with some tips from financial advisor Eric Hutter from Osprey Retirement Solutions.

Deirdre McCarthy Gallagher, a dispute resolution services provider from Jams Pathways, joined the Breakfast With Bridgett.

Each morning on "Breakfast with Bridgett" we have interesting stories and interviews plus weather and traffic to help you plan the day.

May is Hepatitis Awareness Month and Bridgett talked to Dr. Jarod Fox from Orlando Health Infectious Diseases.

Drowning is the fourth leading cause of death for children on the autism spectrum. That’s why Thursday’s "Breakfast with Bridgett" featured a discussion about water safety with Katie Pabst, Florida Autism Center's director of clinical operations for northwest Florida.

Seniors Helping Seniors discusses Military Caregiver Month

Goodwill is hosting several events to encourage sustainability, safety and job security. The theme this year is “Denim into Dreams.”

Bridgett talked to John Lanzetti, the lead coordinator for the Red Cross’ Disaster Action Team. He said there’s a shortage of volunteers and they need people to apply.

Bridgett talked to the registered nurse, yoga instructor, and life coach, Lesline Pittman, about resources for supporting new moms.

This morning, Harbor House CEO Michelle Sperzel joined Bridgett to talk about the 13th Annual Paws for Peace Walk. This is the signature event to support survivors of domestic violence with family pets.

Pat Michaels from OneBlood, called in live from their donation center in Downtown Orlando. He talked about shortages that happen around this time of year due to spring break and summer break. Michaels says donations from high school and college blood drives actually make up a big chunk of the supply - almost 20%.

News 6 anchors discuss charity event on Breakfast with Bridgett