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Multiple media outlets were reporting Tuesday morning that agents for the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency are backing off most traffic stops nationwide.
In response to the dismantling of air-polluting generators at the immigrant detention center in Big Cypress National Preserve, the Center for Biological Diversity Monday concluded its lawsuit challenging dangerous air pollution from the facility.
Photo by Mila Darling (Bridger) courtesy of Fort Studios.
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An organization in Southwest Florida is launching an effort to make artificial intelligence more human. It's supposed to show business people and regular citizens how the new technology can be helpful.
WGCU Arts Reporter Tom Hall
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WGCU Arts Reporter Tom Hall
When Melody Lane Theatre selected “Chicago” for its summer stock show, Sami Doherty knew the theater couldn’t afford the rights to Bob Fosse’s original choreography. So, she and Assistant Choreographer Athena Rose Belis did the next best thing. They created original choreography that would make Bob Fosse proud. The result is a splendiferous show guaranteed to razzle dazzle Southwest Florida audiences.
- Frozen's 'Love is an Open Door' not just another silly love song
- 'Songbirds of the Seventies' celebrates the female singer-songwriters who defined the '70s
- Gulfshore Ballet continues raising the barre for ballet growth and appreciation in Lee and surrounding counties
- Three summer intensive productions headline the dozen shows onstage the week of July 6
- Southwest Florida art centers celebrate summer, America 250 and more
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