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Sister Consuelo discusses how militarized efforts to combat crime endangered young people.

Iris encourages people to express their individualism through their wardrobes.

People in Gaza describe living through bombings with no way to escape

A Brief But Spectacular take on painting the people who feed America

Poll shows presidential race in dead heat and most people unsatisfied with candidates

Humanitarian chief Jan Egeland says Israel 'deliberately starving' people in Gaza

On Thursday, March 30 the Collaboratory in downtown Fort Myers is partnering with the Collier Community Foundation, and the Charlotte Community Foundation, to host a region-wide “On the Table” event with locations in all three counties. The aim is to facilitate conversations between people of all walks of life, on one day and often around meals, to try and generate authentic dialogue between people, some of whom may just be meeting for the very first time, about what issues or problems we’re facing, and how best to try and address those issues or overcome those problems.

The fear of deportation is growing for hundreds of thousands of immigrants across the country after a recent ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court, which allows the Trump administration to revoke their Temporary Protected Status (TPS). The Trump administration also continues efforts to make good on its pledge to deport 3,000 people per day. Florida leads the country in the number of local law enforcement agencies partnering with ICE to deport undocumented people. And recently, the Trump administration has enacted sweeping travel bans and restrictions on citizens from some countries in Africa, Asia, and the Caribbean. To help us understand these new immigration policies and the impact here in our state, we talk with Fort Myers Immigration Attorney Ricardo Skerrett.

The earthquake that rocked central Mexico has killed more than 200 people.

Crossing the road can be dangerous for the sloths. Fortunately, there are people to help.