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A boil water advisory has been lifted in south Fort Myers meaning the impacted areas near Punta Rassa / Sanibel Toll Plaza can resume normal water use

Dr. James Douglass of the FGCU Water School, along with two FGCU biology students, Tori Guarino and Carter Oleckna, are on a mission to restore the pond at Fairwinds in Bonita Springs, from both a plant and water quality standpoint. The project could become a model for other communities in Southwest Florida.

Migrants sent by the U.S. to Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, were moved to another part of the naval base there because of a water failure, raising doubts about housing large numbers of deportees.

On April 10 WGCU hosted an event at Florida Gulf Coast University’s Water School that featured NOVA Executive Producer Chris Schmidt. That day we screened parts of the NOVA episode Weathering the Future for an audience of about 200 people. Between the segments we chatted with him, as well as two FGCU professors about issues raised in the film and the challenges we face in Southwest Florida when it comes to adapting to our changing climate. Chris talked about the challenges NOVA faces in communicating science to a broad audience, and Dr. Win Everham and Dr. Molly Nation helped tie it all together.

The Lee Board of County Commissioners voted Tuesday to approve a number of contracts including a water reclamation facility on Fort Myers Beach, improving roads in Lehigh Acres and a Drainage Improvement Project in east Lee County.

Boil water notice issued for both sides of Orange River Boulevard.

The Island Water Association distribution crews were onsite Thursday for an emergency water main repair near the intersection of Wulfert Road and Sanibel Captiva Road.

Flint residents are calling for Governor Rick Snyder's resignation, as the water there remains undrinkable due to high levels of lead.

Fort Myers City water customers are unaffected by a boil water notice issued Monday; Fort Myers residents who are Lee County Utilities customers must boil water

Inland-oriented Points of Distribution in Lee County will close as of 5 p.m. Wednesday. Such PODs are typically established for five to seven days immediately following a disaster.