NAPLES, Fla. The Gulf Coast High School baseball team beat Sunlake High School Tuesday 2-0, punching the Sharks’ first ticket to the 7A state semifinals.
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Century long championship drought ended after Island Coast High School state baseball championship
The Island Coast High School baseball team had a pep rally Friday because the champs are here! Beating Jensen Beach Wednesday ended a century-long drought. In 1922 the FHSAA first sanctioned high school baseball. Since then, no public high school in Lee County earned a state championship trophy. That ended Friday. The celebration capped off […]

EPA acts on environmental justice in 3 Gulf Coast states
The Environmental Protection Agency is taking a series of enforcement actions to address air pollution, unsafe drinking water and other problems afflicting minority communities in three Gulf Coast states, following a “Journey to Justice” tour by Administrator Michael Regan last fall. Regan says that the agency will conduct unannounced inspections of chemical plants, refineries, and […]

Gulf Coast states see similarities to Southwest Florida blue-green algae
The same type of algae that plagued our waterways, causing a water crisis last year is now devastating the Mississippi Gulf Coast. Tampa Bay Area is also having problems. Mike Parsons, a professor at Florida Gulf Coast University who also serves on the Florida Blue-Green Algae Task Force, said the microcystins found in Mississippi is […]

Florida Gulf Coast University names Vice President for advancement
Florida Gulf Coast University President Mike Martin has named Katherine “Kitty” Green as the vice president for advancement and executive director of the FGCU Foundation. Green most recently served as president and CEO of Habitat for Humanity of Lee and Hendry Counties since 2010. She begins her new role at FGCU June 24. “I consulted […]
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Scattered storms, low-end severe weather threat Tuesday
Tuesday’s severe weather potential is primarily wind-driven with damaging winds being the main threat within the afternoon and evening storms