WGCU Staff

WGCU Public Media recently won a regional Edward R. Murrow award for news documentary. The Murrow awards are among the most prestigious broadcast and digital journalism awards in the United States. WGCU received the award for Rising: Surviving the Surge, a documentary about Hurricane Ian, the 2022 storm that forever changed Southwest Florida.

Kids Minds Matter is a program out of the Golisano Children’s Hospital that focuses on mental andbehavioralhealthcarehere in Southwest Florida.

Lee Health's self-management resource program meets once a week for six weeks and provides people with tools to manage their chronic pain.

The Alliance for the Arts is holding a new Arts & Culture Town Hall on January 29. This one will take place at the FGCU Bower School of Music & the Arts.

The public is investaed to learn about and participate in a discussion about Kings Highway in DeSoto County.

William Golding’s novel Lord of the Flies recently marked its 70th birthday. To help celebrate, Dutch artist Aimee de Jongh created a gorgeous graphic novel adaptation of it.

We talk with a psychologist as well as a Bonita Springs student about how adolescents with diverse learning styles can thrive.

Children's Advocacy Center celebrates Thanksgiving with Pine Manor families.

Tim Tebow to speak at Better Together event.

On Nov. 12, the Alliance for the Arts will host a town hall at the Collaboratory in Fort Myers. It will delve into five areas shaping the future of arts and culture in Southwest Florida: Access to the Arts, Community Collaboration, Art Education, Artist Empowerment, and Special Projects.