WGCU PBS & NPR for Southwest Florida
Sunday, September 14, 2025
- 'Alligator Alcatraz' legal representation fight builds
- Keep violent videos from taking a toll on your mental health
- DeSantis administration targeting teachers, officials who criticize activist Charlie Kirk after his murder
- Parking beef: Charlotte County asks Lee to change new Boca Grande regulations
- The struggle to maintain health in the heat
- Opera Naples to perform 'Scalia/Ginsburg' for America250 celebration
- Florida Rep's 'Shrek JR.' features professional staging, singing and performances
- Lee school board approves 2025-2026 budget; represents decrease from previous year
- Local students among National Merit Semifinalists
- I-75 NB at Pine Ridge Road interchange overnight ramp closures set for 9/15 and 9/16
- Home damaged in Hurricane Ian? Lee County still can help
- Animal rights backers look to get Florida bear hunt permits
- Cape Coral man alleged to have lured realtors to vacant homes faces charges
- The pesticide problem entering Florida’s waters
- Florida congressman and governor candidate Byron Donalds faces rampant ridicule after Epstein birthday book gaffe
- BIG ARTS mural 'Birds, No Words' an organic, spontaneous, collaborative project
- Charlie Kirk, who helped build support for Trump among young people, dies after campus shooting
- Rising from Hurricane Ian: New town hall for Fort Myers beach opens
- Urbanite Theatre's Modern Works Festival showcases three powerhouse female playwrights
- Florida appeals court decision allows openly carrying guns
- Court orders special recall election for the Town of Fort Myers Beach on Nov. 4
- City Hall will be blanketed by U.S. flags honoring those killed in the 9-11 attacks
- How to get paid for environmental renovations
- Florida residents likely to outlive their savings, study shows
- Sanibel's Periwinkle Way to be milled and resurfaced; four-month project
- End of an era: Rauschenberg Foundation selling artist's Captiva compound
- Fort Lauderdale adds self to fight over street art ban
- Florida schoolchildren can hook some artistic creativity
- Nearly a third of Florida professors looking for work in another state
- The cloudy paradox of using reclaimed wastewater