Governor Charlie Crist says he knows people are already becoming weary of storms but he is urging Floridians to stay vigilant. Trimmel Gomes has more.

The state’s canvassing commission will meet today to certify the final results from last week’s primary election. Gina Jordan reports.

There is no certainty Hanna will hit Florida but Governor Charlie Crist has issued a precautionary state of emergency as the storm approaches. Trimmel Gomes reports.

Governor Charlie Crist was talked-up as a potential V-P pick for Republican Senator John McCain, but all that ended when McCain chose Alaska Governor Sarah Palin instead. Governor Crist is still scheduled to appear at the convention, but with all several approaching tropical systems he’s expected to skip the celebration in St. Paul. Trimmel Gomes reports.

A former Republican Senator turned Independent stumped in Fort Myers Tuesday for Democratic Presidential candidate Barack Obama. WGCU’s Valerie Alker reports.

If you like a good mystery, especially one that’s served up with a healthy dose of humor, then “The Highly Effective Detective Goes to the Dogs” by critically acclaimed author and Central Florida resident Richard Yancey is for you, says our book reviewer Linda Fasulo.

Despite the downturn in the economy, organizers of this year’s MDA Telethon say they are on track to meet or exceed last year’s total of nearly 64 million dollars. WGCU’s Valerie Alker has this look at the local effort.

Collier County is temporarily suspending accepting new applications for housing down payment assistance. WGCU’s Valerie Alker reports.

Flood waters in two mobile home parks in Bonita Springs are finally receding. But for the hundreds of residents forced into a shelter – it might be quite a while before they get back home. Luis Hernandez reports.

A recent development involving South Florida's three major daily newspapers is more evidence of a changing media landscape - and the new strategies being taken in order to survive. Doug Phillips reports.