At a special meeting of the Lee County School Board Wednesday, Superintendent, James Browder, discussed how hurricane Katrina could affect his district. Ryan Warner reports. (AUDIO)

Throughout southwest Florida… there are efforts to help victims of hurricane Katrina. Ryan Warner has more. (AUDIO)

Immigrants are not the only people who fall prey to human trafficking. Ryan Warner reports.
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A noted professor in southwest Florida is calling into question last April’s sighting of an Ivory-billed woodpecker in Arkansas. Ryan Warner reports. (AUDIO)

The Babcock Ranch has sold to a real estate developer. Ryan Warner reports. (AUDIO)

Members of Florida’s congressional delegation are commenting on the president’s pick for the next Supreme Court justice. Ryan Warner reports. (AUDIO)

The Lee County Commission could make changes to a ban on roadside solicitation. Commissioners voted this morning to hold public hearings on the issue. Ryan Warner reports.

Technology allows people to do a lot of everyday chores by remote. People can check their voicemail anywhere there’s a phone. Smart homes allow folks to turn the lights on and off from miles away…And there are similar trends in medicine. Ryan Warner reports. (AUDIO)

Eden Winery in Alva, near Fort Myers, stands to benefit from a recent Supreme Court decision, which allows wineries to ship directly to out-of-state customers. Ryan Warner reports. (AUDIO)

WGCU’s Assistant News Director and host of Gulf Coast Live Ryan Warner recently returned from Israel. He traveled with members of “Temple Shalom” in Naples. He has this essay about his journey to the Middle East…(AUDIO)