Herbert Saffir, co-creator of the Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale and a persistent advocate of stronger building codes, died last week. Rhonda Victor has more.

Tomorrow most of us will be sitting down to turkey dinner. Well, leave it to producer Lyn Millner to want to figure out where hers came from.
She travelled to Wisconsin during turkey hunting season to try the sport with a family named, the Pendeltons. She says it was quite psychological.

In churches everywhere, gospel choirs lift up their voices in song. Producer Lyn Millner has always wanted to direct a gospel choir. Yesterday we heard her try out to be a Miami Dolphins cheerleader. Today, we join her on her gospel adventure in Naples.

If you watched the Miami Dolphins game yesterday maybe you saw the cheerleaders on the sidelines. The squad is selected after an intense, week-long competition. Two hundred women tried out this year for the team, including producer Lyn Millner.


You wouldn’t take Lyn for a cheerleader. She’s 40, kind of bookish, she has short hair and wears glasses. So—why did she audition? This week, she takes us along for some zany challenges, such as this.

Florida’s Attorney General says his office will take no further civil or criminal action in the death of Martin Lee Anderson. Trimmel Gomes reports.

NPR's Peter Sagal – host of the popular "Wait Wait Don’t Tell Me" – has turned his wit loose on a new book. “The Book of Vice – Very Naughty Things and How To Do Them” brings a humorist’s perspective to the observation of sin and sinners. Sagal recently sat down with WGCU's Valerie Alker to talk about his latest literary effort.

A Naples resident competes this week on Jeopardy. WGCU’s Luis Hernandez has more on Linda Zell Randall’s bittersweet experience on her all time favorite show.

One of the most recognized figures in the world of marketing will be in Estero tomorrow morning…passing along his tips and tricks for how to better market a business. WGCU’s Mike Kiniry has more.

One of the most recognized figures in the world of marketing will be in Estero later this morning…passing along his tips and tricks for how to better market a business. Jay Levinson is author of Guerilla Marketing - and dozens more books which have been translated into more than 40 languages and have sold more than 14 million copies world wide. WGCU's Mike Kiniry asked him how much his advice had changed since writing Guerilla Marketing back in 1984?

One of the most successful athletes in Olympic track and field history died Monday in Fort Myers of heart failure. Al Oerter was 71. WGCU’s Amy Tardif has more.