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Failing clean water standards would have consequences that spread beyond the Everglades.
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Floridians on HIV medications got good news this week.
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Beginning May 30, Gulf Coast Symphony is bringing Southwest Florida the “Sounds of America” in observance of the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence.
- 'Queen of Bingo' headlines shows onstage this week at SWFL theaters
- 'Sweeney Todd' a triumph for Florida Rep Education cast and crew
- Organizer Bill Taylor curates lineup of internationally touring shows for this year's Fringe Festival
- 'Honky Tonk Angels' a country-western saga about three women following their dreams to Nashville
- Ceramic artist Molly Hatch showed up in a car loaded with 450 bubble-wrapped earthenware plates
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