WGCU News

A Southwest Florida college student is one of the recipients of the prestigious Diana Award, named for the late Princess Diana. Nineteen-year-old Natasha Agarwal of Estero won the award, along with about 190 other young people world-wide.

Join FGCU November 9–13, 2026, for a week honoring military service and sacrifice as part of America's 250th anniversary, featuring ceremonies, a Veterans Expo, and community events.

Work on Ortiz Avenue in Fort Myers will prompt some caution this weekend.

A blood test may help close the screening gap in detecting colon cancer.

Federal judges said the letters left families unable to tell whose coverage was ending, or why, and that the state must spell it out before cutting anyone off.

Under the glowing aurora borealis, strangers, friends and lovers experience the always surreal, sometimes painful and magical ways that love begins, changes, or ends in the tiny town of Almost, Maine. This charming comedy was recently performed by Theatre Conspiracy and now it’s Oasis Charter High School’s turn to bring this John Cariani masterwork to the stage. Shows are through Saturday (Nov. 7) at The Belle Theatre in Cape Coral.

Some areas in he county experienced 13 inches of rain.

A precautionary boil water advisory put in place after a low water pressure issue is rescinded for customers in the Burnt Store Village area south of Zemel Road.

A federal judge Thursday denied a request from the Council on American-Islamic Relations and its Florida chapter not to be labeled a “domestic terrorist” organization under a new state law.

A Collier County museum is tracing the history of antisemitism from ancient times to today, using historic artifacts and modern examples.