Transportation Security Administration workers and airport officials are gearing up for the busiest travel day of the year. WGCU’s John Davis spoke with air travelers at Southwest Florida International Airport about the new security regulations and prepared this report.

TECO gas crews are still working to restore service to the 7,200 homes and businesses that lost service after last week’s gas line explosion in Fort Myers. WGCU’s John Davis reports.

The Coalition of Immokalee Workers signed an agreement today/Tuesday with the state’s largest tomato grower cooperative to provide higher wages and better working conditions for farmworkers. WGCU’s John Davis reports.

Saturday marks the second annual Survivors United in Naples Community Walk at Sugden Regional Park. The fundraiser benefits the crisis intervention work by the non-profit Project HELP, which works with victims of sexual assault and other violent crimes as well as grieving loved ones after a suicide or homicide. As WGCU’s John Davis reports, Project HELP’s small staff is working hard to meet an increased need for services in the down economy.

The number of foreclosure filings in Lee County last month fell sharply to the lowest number in more than three years. WGCU’s John Davis has more.

Florida’s Governor-elect Rick Scott spoke to reporters in Fort Lauderdale Thursday about transitioning from Naples to Tallahassee. WGCU’s John Davis has more.

Just hours after voters approved a pair of redistricting amendments to the Florida Constitution two U-S Representatives from Florida filed a challenge to the measure in federal court. WGCU’s John Davis reports.

On the final day of campaigning, independent U.S. Senate Candidate Governor Charlie Crist stumped in Fort Myers on Monday. WGCU’s John Davis reports.

Florida U.S. Senator Bill Nelson was in Fort Myers Wednesday discussing his proposed measure to offer federal tax incentives to companies producing ethanol biofuel from algae. WGCU’s John Davis reports.

Sea Turtle nesting season is now over for 2010. As the late night and dawn beach monitoring work ends, sea turtle biologists and environmental specialists are beginning to log and interpret their data. And despite alarming decreases in the number of nests over the past decade, preliminary numbers show a significant increase this year in the number of nests state-wide. WGCU’s John Davis reports.