WGCU PBS & NPR for Southwest Florida
Saturday, January 18, 2025
- Coastal storm risk management public meeting slated Jan. 22
- South Florida interagency prescribed fire project extends beyond boundaries to reduce hazardous fuels
- Therapy students get first-hand experience with wheelchair use
- Charlotte Co. seeking residents' help with strategic planning
- Cold snaps stressing the health of endangered manatees, sea turtles
- City of Fort Myers' Public Art Committee looking to fill three vacancies
- Live online meeting Jan. 22 for Pine Island Road Project Study
- SWFL nurses among those in U.S. marching for safe staffing, patient protections against A.I.
- No cost tax filing assistance available through United Way
- Calusa Waterkeeper mourns the loss of Captain Codty Pierce
- Naples Pride can have 2025 festival, but no outdoor drag show
- SBA Center moving to new location in Sarasota County
- The Dreamer’s dilemma and the uncertainty of DACA
- Song of the Day 2024 tribute to One Direction boy band member Liam Payne
- Federal appeals court weighs trans treatment restrictions
- Live updates: Israel and Hamas agree to a ceasefire in Gaza, Qatari and Hamas officials say
- Luciano Pavarotti International Voice Competition is this week at Bower School of Music & the Arts
- W.P. Franklin Lock to close to vessel traffic for Wednesday; Julien Keen Lock width restricted
- Community Health Fair to be held Saturday
- Multi-year Sarasota County water meter replacement continuing
- Citizens Property Insurance rate hikes likely to remain unresolved
- Closure will take Kings Highway to one lane for streetlight work
- Volunteer and advisory positions open in Lee, Collier, Charlotte
- 'Don Pasquale' at Wang Opera Center giving rising opera stars chance to perform with live orchestra
- Deaf community members face isolation and stereotypes
- After years of little help, Fort Myers residents will get steep discounts on flood insurance
- FPL's LaBelle event to help customers save energy, lower bills
- Big Cypress prescribed fire in Boot Hill area resumes with change: Florida National Scenic Trail open
- Deadline near for Six Mile Cypress Slough's 2025 photo contest
- Art Fest Naples returns to Fleischmann Park Jan. 18 & 19