A Southwest Florida builder has received a national award. WGCU’s Valerie Alker reports.

Caterpillars from Southeast Asia are being introduced to Florida's ecosystem in an effort to control invasive plant life in the Everglades. WGCU's John Davis reports.

Republican Senator John McCain came out on top last night…as Rudy Giuliani nears his exit. For Democrats, Hillary Clinton was victorious by a large margin. Trimmel Gomes has more on Tuesday’s election results.

Florida Gulf Coast University is one of more than more than 17-hundred universities and high schools across the country, taking part this week in a national climate change discussion. WGCU’s Luis Hernandez reports.

Florida voters overwhelming supported a proposed constitutional amendment cutting property taxes. But as James Call reports, Amendment one supporters say, now the hard work begins.

Florida Gulf Coast University will soon offer courses for elections officials all over the state. It was a program many Supervisors of Elections called for to better prepare themselves and their staffs for future elections. WGCU’s Luis Hernandez reports.

Although it might feel like this year’s political season has been going on forever already, it’s really only just begun. And a new art show in Naples aims to capitalize on all the political sentiment in the air, and maybe even stir up some voter advocacy in the process. WGCU’s Mike Kiniry has the story…

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Senator John McCain, once considered dead in the political waters, has experienced a revival. With Florida Governor Charlie Crist and Senator Mel Martinez giving their support to McCain, the Arizona Senator is poised to make a run for all of Florida’s delegates during Tuesday’s primary. WGCU’s Luis Hernandez has this report on McCain’s recent stop in North Fort Myers at the Shell Factory.


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Election supervisors are expecting a good turnout at the polls during Tuesday’s Presidential Primary. WGCU’s Valerie Alker spoke to some potential voters outside the Driver’s License Office in Cape Coral last week.

About 15-hundred people attended yesterday/Sunday's dedication of an authentic World War II boxcar in Naples. It will be used as a mobile educational tool to promote tolerance - and its unveiling was part of the Holocaust Museum of Southwest Florida's ceremony honoring International Holocaust Remembrance Day. WGCU's Amy Tardif was there and has this report.