Governor Charlie Crist was in Ft. Myers Friday for a
bill signing.  “Florida’s Equal Opportunity in Education Act” is now
law.  WGCU’s Valerie Alker has more.

A sluggish economy and the start of summer have Florida’s Blood Centers desperate for donations.  WGCU’s Farah Dosani has more.

Governor Charlie Crist was in Ft. Myers Friday for a
bill signing.  “Florida’s Equal Opportunity in Education Act” is now
law.  WGCU’s Valerie Alker has more.

A sluggish economy and the start of summer have Florida’s Blood Centers desperate for donations.  WGCU’s Farah Dosani has more.

A sluggish economy and the start of summer have Florida’s Blood Centers desperate for donations.  WGCU’s Farah Dosani has more.

Lee County Alliance of the Arts will host a Greenmarket tomorrow morning from 8:00 to noon.  WGCU’s Mike Kiniry reports.

The way we receive our television signals changes tomorrow.  The modern  TV receiver was patented in 1948 – and what few remain from that era could still work – today – picking up analog  signals broadcast from  nearby transmitters.  But as of tomorrow they’re history.     Analog receivers need to be retrofitted with digital convertor boxes to work.    We talked to WGCU Public Media General Manager Rick Johnson about the conversion to digital TV.

The way we receive our television signals changes tomorrow.  The modern  TV receiver was patented in 1948 – and what few remain from that era could still work – today – picking up analog  signals broadcast from  nearby transmitters.  But as of tomorrow they’re history.     Analog receivers need to be retrofitted with digital convertor boxes to work.    We talked to WGCU Public Media General Manager Rick Johnson about the conversion to digital TV.

The World Health Organization yesterday declared the swine flu as a pandemic. What does that mean for Southwest Florida? WGCU’s Farah Dosani reports.

The way we receive our television signals changes tomorrow.  The modern  TV receiver was patented in 1948 – and what few remain from that era could still work – today – picking up analog  signals broadcast from  nearby transmitters.  But as of tomorrow they’re history.     Analog receivers need to be retrofitted with digital convertor boxes to work.    We talked to WGCU Public Media General Manager Rick Johnson about the conversion to digital TV.