Good morning, Naples.

Local theaters are showcasing eight shows this week including the opening of Waiting for Godot at Laboratory Theater of Florida on Aug.

21 & a reading of Ladies Night at Arts Center Theatre on Aug. 23, plus Westcoast Black Theatre’s BUT I CAN! at Donnelly Theatre on Aug. 22.

Two new after-school clubs will launch this fall at Golisano Children's Museum to offer elementary students hands-on art and STEM experiences.

The programs will provide creative projects and interactive science experiments led by experienced educators – fostering curiosity and collaboration.

The National Hurricane Center is tracking four tropical waves while forecasters monitor conditions that could bring Tropical Storm Dolly later this week — strong wind shear and dry air have kept storms at bay for now.

Today, Florida’s primary election is underway from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. with over 1.8 million voters casting ballots; the general election is scheduled for Nov.

3 and upcoming deadlines include voter registration by Oct. 5, vote-by-mail requests by Oct. 22, and early voting from Oct. 24 to Oct. 31.

Dangerous summer heat continues in Southwest Florida and OSHA advises workers to drink water, take frequent breaks in the shade, and postpone strenuous tasks for cooler periods.

FPL recommends homeowners raise the thermostat when away to save 3%-5% on monthly cooling costs and reduce energy bills.

Pickleball injuries are rising in Florida, with emergency room visits nearly 20-fold higher in a decade, and local NCH officials (in Naples) urge players to warm up and build balance to help avoid falls and fractures.