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Now on Gov. Rick Scott's desk is a legislative measure adding a reservoir south of Lake Okeechobee for Everglades restoration.The Legislature approved the bill after bitter debate over central and south Florida's water.

Nearly 9,500 Florida Blue customers had excess health insurance payments automatically drafted from their bank accounts this week.That’s according to…

If you want to travel on the Shiki-Shima train, you'll need to plan ahead: despite starting at nearly $3,000, tickets are sold out through next spring.

Researchers say putting guns out of reach reduces the chances that suicidal veterans could take their own lives, but changing the law is a controversial idea.

The Orlando Ballet turns to the big band era for the last performance of the season- with a 1950’s inspired take on Cinderella. We’ll hear how the show is put together. That’s ahead on Intersection, first the news.

SunRail turned three this week. It opened to great fanfare in May 2014, and riders took advantage of free travel for the first two weeks and packed the trains. But since then, fewer people than expected have hopped aboard. We hear from the Florida Department of Transportation’s Steve Olson and from transportation writer Dan Tracy about how the fledgling commuter rail is doing, three years on.

Orange County Mayor Teresa Jacobs admits providing affordable housing is a challenge. But she says it’s one that can be met by building partnerships with neighboring counties, and with buy in from the private sector. Jacobs talks to Intersection about her vision for affordable housing in Central Florida.

New numbers are out on the gross domestic product. Our economic analyst Hank Fishkind poured over the numbers, and shares with 90.7’s Catherine Welch a few things that has him keeping an eye on international tourism.

Feeling out of place is a fact of life for Bell, who describes himself as a "black and proud ... mama's boy." He celebrates his outsider status in the new memoir The Awkward Thoughts of W. Kamau Bell.

A few years ago, Venezuela had a booming auto industry but times have changed. Motorists are forced to have very old cars repaired — buying a new car is out of the question for most Venezuelans.