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New archeological evidence shows the stunning engineering of the Great Pyramid of Giza.

Polls show presidential election in dead heat; controversial attack ads & VP speculation

Secret footage shows an effort to kill and expel the Rohingya from Myanmar.

Hari Sreenivasan anchors from New York City.

According to local health professionals, older adults are increasingly vulnerable to addiction and co-occurring mental health issues — especially in recent years. Substance abuse — most commonly alcohol but also prescription drugs like opioids — doesn't necessarily indicate a mental health condition, but they can often be connected. To get a sense of what lies behind the increase and what treatment options are out there, and what families and caregivers should watch for and how they can support loved ones in seeking help, we talk with someone from the Hazelden Betty Ford Clinic in Naples.

In the final few days of campaigning, polls show the presidential race tightening.

TheatreZone is in for a bumpy ride this season - at least in January, when Producing Artistic Director Mark Danni brings “Grumpy Old Men the Musical” to the stage.

Spring training brings big crowds to Southwest Florida, but questionsremainabout the future of one historic ballpark. In this episode of Southwest Florida in Focus, we examine the potential demolition of City of Palms Park, the business of baseball tourism and the broader community issues shaping the region.

Players Circle Theater in Fort Myers opens its 7th season this week with a production of playwright Neil Simon’s sophisticated farce “Rumors.” We explore the play in a conversation with director Bob Cacioppo and cast members Carrie Lund Cacioppo and Frank Blocker.

In lieu of Gulf Coast Life Arts Edition today we’re featuring an episode of the WGCU podcast Three Song Stories. The show uses the way songs connect us to our memories and our lives as a means to get to know our guests in a more intimate way. We're listening back to episode 83 featuring Fabiana Solano. She’s a native of Venezuela, an FGCU graduate and a photographer. This episode originally dropped in October of 2019, but since that time, Solano has earned a Master of Public Administration degree from Florida Gulf Coast University with a concentration in Environmental Policy and Planning, and she’s now working as a planner for the city of Punta Gorda.