Three musicians from the Southwest Florida Symphony recently performed for a crowd of fifth graders at Harns Marsh Elementary School in Lehigh Acres. The students were taking part in the Symphony's "Ensembles in Schools" education program. WGCU's Andrea McCrary reports.

Butterfly fans can learn how to attract the winged beauties to their yards at this weekend’s 7th Annual Southwest Florida Butterfly Conference. WGCU’s Valerie Alker reports.

There could soon be less water flowing into Florida’s rivers - as federal officials lean towards letting Georgia keep more water in its reservoirs to cope with a record-setting drought. But the governors of Georgia, Florida, and Alabama will be responsible for working out a long-term solution to their deepening dispute over water resources. Judith Smelser reports.

Charlotte County Students without criminal records who get arrested on campus now have a way to keep their records’ clean. WGCU’s Mike Kiniry reports.

NPR's Peter Sagal – host of the popular "Wait Wait Don’t Tell Me" – has turned his wit loose on a new book. “The Book of Vice – Very Naughty Things and How To Do Them” brings a humorist’s perspective to the observation of sin and sinners. Sagal recently sat down with WGCU's Valerie Alker to talk about his latest literary effort.