Some Florida lawmakers hope to solve two problems with one bill. Tom Flanigan explains…

It’s not often a concert pianist gets up from his or her piano and starts having a conversation with the audience. For Jeffrey Siegel this is just part of the routine. He’s coming to the Philharmonic Center for the Arts in Naples to perform for, and talk with concertgoers. WGCU’s Andrea McCrary reports.

People who live in Collier County are being asked to “Count Every Drop” for the next day or so. It’s in the spirit of competition, aimed at increasing awareness of the need for water conservation. WGCU’s Valerie Alker reports.

Scientists from Florida Atlantic University are set to harness the world’s most powerful current – the Gulf Stream – with the aim of producing affordable green energy. WGCU’s Valerie Alker has more.

A federal judge denies an attempt to halt construction of a new international airport in Bay County in the Florida panhandle. Trimmel Gomes reports.

The Rails-to_Trails Act allows the Federal Government to convert miles of abandoned railway into public access recreation trails. But plantiffs in a class action lawsuit in Sarasota say it isn't always the government's land to take. WGCU's John Davis reports.

The state Board of Education is expected to vote Tuesday on new proposed science standards for Florida schools. At issue: whether evolution should be taught as fact or theory. Margie Menzel reports.

In a first of its kind public-private partnership, Shell Oil Company is
making a nearly million dollar investment in technology to collect data for hurricane research. Doug Phillips reports.

Major mobile phone providers shut down their analog networks today – which means most cell phones more than about 5 years old won’t work anymore. While less than 1-percent of cell phones in use are still analog, the shut could mean the end of some people’s lifelines. WGCU’s Mike Kiniry explains.

According to the Florida Literacy Coalition in 2003 thirty million adults were below the basic level of literacy. The Florida Family Literacy Initiative provides opportunities for families in need of reading education. WGCU’s Andrea McCrary reports on the Eighth Annual Celebration of Reading, held Friday night in Estero.