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The Lee County Sheriff’s Office has arrested a man accused of crashing a stolen van into a gym business while intoxicated.
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The Lee County Sheriff’s Office has arrested a man accused of crashing a stolen van into a gym business while intoxicated.
10-year-old critically endangered Florida Panther killed by vehicle, 2nd death of 2025
The Weather Authority is tracking a warmer Wednesday afternoon with possible rain showers, mainly inland.
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Convicted killer Mark Sievers, sentenced to death for hiring two men to kill his wife in 2015, continues to fight his case in court.
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The Lee County Sheriff’s Office has arrested a man accused of crashing a stolen van into a gym business while intoxicated.
10-year-old critically endangered Florida Panther killed by vehicle, 2nd death of 2025
The Weather Authority is tracking a warmer Wednesday afternoon with possible rain showers, mainly inland.
The Collier County Sheriff’s Office is actively investigating a fatal shooting at a Naples Manor neighborhood.
Residents of San Carlos Estates are rallying against a proposed bill that could merge their neighborhood with Bonita Springs.
Spring break is just around the corner, and beaches in Southwest Florida are gearing up for the influx of visitors.
Congressman Byron Donalds has announced his candidacy for the next governor of Florida.
A panel discussion in Fort Myers honored the contributions of Black police officers who have protected the community.
A newly uncovered internal analysis from 2022 suggests that Florida insurance companies may not have been entirely truthful about their financial losses following several hurricanes.
Charlotte High School broke ground on a new aviation hangar on campus, marking an exciting development for students interested in pursuing high-paying careers in aviation.
A pastor in Lehigh Acres is speaking out after learning that an arsonist set her church on fire.
The closing of the iconic Shell Factory in North Fort Myers led to an auction where many of its items, including several military banners honoring veterans, were put up for sale.
Activists are challenging real estate developers who aim to build condos on a panther preserve in Charlotte County near Peace River Shores.
Convicted killer Mark Sievers, sentenced to death for hiring two men to kill his wife in 2015, continues to fight his case in court.
A video has been circulating online of a work van running over a dog in Lee County, and we’re now learning there’s a very important piece of this video that you don’t see.
FORT MYERS, Fla. – A long-serving City Council member was honored Thursday in a rededication ceremony for the popular Stars Complex, just days after reports of gunfire on basketball courts there.
Dr. Ann Murphy Knight, 84, was feted at the outdoor recreation facility on 2980 Edison Ave. that now bears her name.
Tuesday, police were canvassing the center’s basketball courts after reports of gunfire. But employees said their facility, now known as the Dr. Ann Murphy Knight Stars Complex, is safe. It recently hosted a concert without incident.
Knight was known for her efforts to fight juvenile crime in the city during her 22 years as representative for Ward 3, the longest tenure for any council member from that part of the city.
The STARS Complex was built in 1991 and became central to the same children Knight mentored during her time as an educator in Lee County.
The Fort Myers Police Department has declined to comment on Tuesday’s incident despite Chief Derrick Diggs’ insistence on the agency’s dedication to transparency.