Following
the active 2004 and 2005 hurricane seasons area residents turned out in
droves to buy hurricane supplies.  Now, after two uneventful seasons
officials fear complacency may be setting in.  WGCU’s Valerie Alker
reports.

Following
the active 2004 and 2005 hurricane seasons area residents turned out in
droves to buy hurricane supplies.  Now, after two uneventful seasons
officials fear complacency may be setting in.  WGCU’s Valerie Alker
reports.

After losing the Cincinnati Reds to Arizona and failing to lure the Boston Red Sox from Fort Myers, Sarasota may have staved off the loss of spring training. This means Lee County has to find another team – or sport to fill the soon to be gap at City of Palms Park. WGCU’s Luis Hernandez reports.

Freelance writer Chuck Manson and his wife have been downsizing. During the course of their journey around the collapsing Southwest Florida real estate market they say they saw many things that left a lasting impression. He told us he was compelled to record these impressions. Here’s his essay:

Freelance writer Chuck Manson and his wife have been downsizing. During the course of their journey around the collapsing Southwest Florida real estate market they say they saw many things that left a lasting impression. He told us he was compelled to record these impressions. Here’s his essay:

A private funeral service
will be held tomorrow in Manhattan long time CBS News Anchor Walter
Cronkite who died last Friday at the age of 92. Naples Resident  Phil
Jones was a correspondent for CBS News  for 32 years before retiring in
2001. Jones says Walter Cronkite was his friend and mentor at a time
when CBS was arguably the nation’s preeminent broadcast news outlet.

A private funeral service
will be held tomorrow in Manhattan long time CBS News Anchor Walter
Cronkite who died last Friday at the age of 92. Naples Resident  Phil
Jones was a correspondent for CBS News  for 32 years before retiring in
2001. Jones says Walter Cronkite was his friend and mentor at a time
when CBS was arguably the nation’s preeminent broadcast news outlet.

Two Sarasota County men died from swine flu last week and Miami-Dade health officials confirmed another swine flu death Monday bringing the state total to 17 deaths so far.  Health officials warn the deaths may not be the last as the virus continues to spread.  WGCU’s John Davis reports.

Southwest Florida's largest incorporated city doesn't have the funds to move forward with a major public works project.  WGCU's John Davis reports.

The Conservancy of Southwest Florida recently completed a filter marsh to improve the quality of water flowing into the Gordon River and Naples Bay.  WGCU’s John Davis reports…