Janie Gould

They've been seen in New York's Central Park and downtown Chicago, and are believed to prey on sea turtle eggs on Treasure Coast beaches.

No, it isn't Ponce de Leon, but rather a Spanish explorer named Pedro Menendez, who came to the New World with orders from the king to drive out the French. Renowned historian Dr. Eugene Lyon discusses Menendez' life and accomplishments.   

Journalist and author Craig Pittman says media exposure caused attitudes about the manatee to change.  

Citrus grower Ken Kennedy says some tourists would stop at his Vero Beach store and ask how far it was to "Florida," meaning Miami.

VNA of the Treasure Coast leader Ann Marie McCrystal encountered the woman and the boy during her student nursing days.

That's because nearly the entire body of a pig can be utilized.

Just as the sailfish was being reeled in, the shark jumped out of the water and managed to bite the sailfish in half. Curtis Whiticar of Martin County tells the story. 

Maurice O'Sullivan of Rollins College says the Bard's work still resonates with students.

Jack Favorite, a retired firefighter and active member of the St. Lucie County Historical Society, wrote a book about growing up in the 1950s.

John W. Martin was governor during the 1920s, when local boosters hoped to turn Stuart into a major port city. Stuart lawyer Rick Crary discusses Martin and how the county was

created.