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Reid is a longtime political commentator who has been vocal on progressive issues and sharply critical of President Trump.

Southwest Florida LGBT Artists Kiki Lane and Duke Spencer Perform Live!We feature live music and conversation from Southwest Florida LGBT artists,…

Florida Gulf Coast University offered its first class on medical cannabis, called ‘Weed: The impact of marijuana on American life’ back in the fall of…

Every county in Southwest Florida has logged at least one violation according to a new report on the nation’s tap water. Some had as many as six.Those…

Since 2011 The New Beginnings of SWFL has been supporting single mothers in a family-style environment by providing them with a 2 bedroom 2 bathroom…

We explore the current use and future potential for treating patients via telemedicine in Florida. Telemedicine involves healthcare providers treating…

During the 1918 influenza pandemic, which was happening at the same time as World War I, Americans were for the most part unified in their willingness to sacrifice for the common good. And this willingness to respond collectively continued during World War II. But, while public health officials have urged Americans to do their part to stem the spread of the coronavirus by doing things like avoiding large gatherings and wearing masks millions of people have refused. We explore what’s changed, and why, with the co-authors of a recent Washington Post op-ed called “Americans used to sacrifice for the public good. What happened?”

A conversation with and music performed live in-studio by the Florida phantom folk band the Swamp Rats consisting of Scotty Crow on vocals, guitar and cajón and Andy Starkey on vocals and banjo

15-year-old fire survivor Abel Rivera's home in Altadena burned down in January, and he lost everything — including his medal for finishing the 2024 LA Marathon.