
FORT MYERS, Fla. City Manager Saeed Kazemi doesn’t believe there are any gangs left in Fort Myers after the sting that netted more than 20 with alleged ties to the “Lake Boyz,” but many believe the problem remains.
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DeSantis walks back ‘territorial dispute’ remark on Ukraine
Gov. Ron DeSantis is walking back his characterization of Russia’s war in Ukraine as a “territorial dispute,” following criticism from a number of fellow Republicans who expressed concern about the potential 2024 presidential candidate’s dismissive description of the conflict.

Big Brothers Big Sisters forges lifelong friendship in Fort Myers
Three young men brought together by Big Brothers Big Sisters of America in Fort Myers have made their shared love of basketball the basis of a lifelong friendship.

Counselors of Real Estate recommend Fort Myers give City of Palms Park another chance at sports
The Counselors of Real Estate Consulting Corps, a six-member team and part of a nonprofit organization with about 1,000 members, advised the city of Fort Myers and a group of about 50 stakeholders to be diligent with their real estate assets in the Midtown area. CRE released its report Tuesday and presented it during an […]

Palmera on the River project receives 18-month extension in downtown Fort Myers
Palmera on the River, a planned 239-unit multifamily community, was approved for an 18-month extension by the Fort Myers Community Redevelopment Agency Board of Commissioners. The 2-acre vacant lot, 2543 First St., was undeveloped for several decades. Since the site is within walking distance of the downtown River District, it remains one of the city’s […]
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Lee County communities looking for action, not words, to crack down on dangerous drivers
Communities across Lee County are demanding answers because the safety of their communities is at stake.

Black-owned businesses react to proposed NAACP travel advisory
Black-owned businesses are now speaking up against the Florida travel advisory proposed by the NAACP.

Fire Station 13 breaks ground in northeast Cape Coral
A new fire station is being built in northeast Cape Coral to cut down on response times, and three more are planned for the near future.

Researchers finish weeklong study of post-Ian Gulf water quality
Marine scientists across the state want to know how the Gulf of Mexico has changed and if it has improved nearly six months since Hurricane Ian. One group of researchers is making a weeklong voyage through the eastern Gulf to find out.