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Click video above: The first guest voice-over to appear in the video promo above for Investigation Discovery network's "Deadly Affairs" show on killer Virginia Larzelere is that of reporter Henry Frederick (far left), followed by attorney Ted Doran.

DAYTONA BEACH -- Investigation Discovery tonight will highlight the case of Virginia Virginia Larzelere, the former death row inmate, who could be released as early as next year from prison despite being what the state called the the mastermind in the gunshot slaying of her Edgewater dentist-husband.

Headline Surfer photo by Serafina Frederick / New Smyrna Beach City Commissioner Jason McGuirk is shown at far left on a city fire truck with Mayor Adam Barringer during the 2012 Christmas parade, less than a month after he was sworn into office. McGuirk became a city commissioner-elect in June when no one else qualified for the position while he kept a law profile, which he continues to do.

NEW SMYRNA BEACH -- Like a game off dominoes, soft ice cream maven Jason McGuirk announced his candidacy in September 2011 as the heir-apparent to zone 3 City Commissioner Jim Hathaway who had earlier announced he was running for the 2012 election for the dist. 3 seat on the Volusia County Council.

NEW SMYRNA BEACH -- Even though the official police homicide traffic report has yet to be turned in, New Smyrna Beach's worst fears have been realized in using taxpayer monies intended to fight blight instead for alcohol-fueled street parties: The horrific death of a 32-year-old Port Orange mother of three young daughters.

DAYTONA BEACH -- Hurrah for Mongo!

DELTONA -- Today we are seeing more government intrusion in our lives, but before I go further let me give a little information about my background. My mom is a fruits and veggies person who is always energetic.

From the age of 18 to 50 ,she put on only about 15 pounds. Her mom was a petite person. My father, on the other hand, was from family that tended to be a little heavy set that liked sweets and fattening food. When he was younger he was a little overweight.

DAYTONA BEACH -- Not content with using the Central Florida media outlets to humiliate a 17-year Daytona Beach cop who left the police force after nude photos of her surfaced, Police Chief Michael Chitwood went on WNDB's "The Marc Bernier Show" and added more insult to injury, describing former Sgt. Penny Dane as "a piece of work."

PORT ORANGE -- August is a busy month in municipal government beginning with Tuesday's City Council meeting.

The meeting gets under way at 6:30 p.m. in the Port Orange Council chambers. The following night the Code Enforcement Board will meet at 5:30 p.m. in the council chambers.