For some people, public transportation is the only choice. For others, it’s simply an overlooked option. Well, gasoline prices are making it more attractive to many Southwest Floridians. WGCU’s Mike Kiniry reports.

Congress got an earful from Florida growers who say the salmonella scare should never have targeted their tomatoes. Tanya Snyder has the story.

The number of children adopted in Florida is on the rise, and the Department of Children and Families says it broke a record this year. Lynn Hatter reports.

The latest rankings in an ongoing national study find Florida's roadways near the bottom of the list - but not because of poor roadway conditions. Doug Phillips explains.

The U.S. Department of the Interior wants to sell more oil and gas leases in the Gulf of Mexico. Its new lease initiative would include areas where offshore drilling is currently banned by Congress. Bobbie O'Brien reports.

A group of demonstrators will gather on the corner of Pine Ridge Road and U-S 41 in Naples Saturday at noon to protest what they say is the Bush Administration’s increasingly hostile rhetoric toward Iran. WGCU’s Mike Kiniry reports.