The polls are in: What do they mean for the presidential election?Tropical Storm Beryl moves through Texas, killing 2
The polls are in: What do they mean for the presidential election? If you’ve been on social media or following the news since the recent presidential debate, you’ve likely seen a flurry of polls. Some polls show consistent numbers, while others differ drastically. This raises the question: which polls should we trust, and how do they impact the election?
the weather authority Tropical Storm Beryl moves through Texas, killing 2 The Weather Authority continues its coverage of Tropical Storm Beryl as it makes it way through Texas.
FORT MYERS Affordable housing application portal open; how to fill it out With the cost of living rising across Florida, it can be difficult for some to find affordable housing and achieve the American dream of owning a home.
NAPLES Naples teen succeeding as equestrian and entrepreneur One Naples teen noticed a need for more practical accessories for equestrians so at only 12 years old she founded her own business, EQ Pro.
Remembering teen who drowned off Sanibel Family and loved ones are mourning the loss of a 17-year-old Cape Coral teen who went missing at Blind Pass Beach and whose remains were found days later.
CAPE CORAL Wade Wilson wants new trial after jury recommends death This comes after a Lee County jury recommended Wilson be put to death for killing Kristine Melton and Diane Ruiz just hours apart in 2019.
BUCKINGHAM Neighbors frustrated with constant flooding in Buckingham The water on Buckingham Road has been sitting in yards for weeks and is creeping up to homes.
LEE COUNTY New charges given for Lee County couple accused of bestiality New charges have been added to a Lee County couple accused of bestiality and filming pornographic images of a person and an animal in sexual activity.
FORT MYERS FDOT to announce solution to make State Road 82 safer Known as a death trap, the public will find out what the solution is to make State Road 82 safer this week.
NAPLES 3 accused of animal cruelty in Naples, after trying to sell puppies on beach The Naples Police Department arrested three people for allegedly attempting to sell puppies on the beach, subjecting them to extreme heat.
CAPE CORAL Contractor accused of stealing money after not completing work in Cape Coral A contractor has been arrested after allegedly taking money from customers for dock work that was never completed in Cape Coral.
FORT MYERS School supply donation drive to be held by the Heights Foundation Center Going back to school can be stressful for students and parents alike, as the cost of supplies can cause a financial burden.
Applicant seeks rezoning for future retail plaza serving Burnt Store corridor Pirate Harbor resident William Fischer seeks to rezone his 40 acres so he can bring a supermarket and possible urgent care facility to the Burnt Store corridor, which runs between U.S. 41 in Punta Gorda and Pine Island Road in Cape Coral.
WINK NEWS Gas continues to squeeze Floridians as prices jump $.18 The cost at the gas pump continues to go higher, as Floridians experience an increase in prices of around 18 cents per gallon.
FORT MYERS McGregor to receive a makeover in pavement project Repairing failing infrastructure is what Fort Myers Councilman Liston Bochette says the McGregor Boulevard construction job is really about.
The polls are in: What do they mean for the presidential election? If you’ve been on social media or following the news since the recent presidential debate, you’ve likely seen a flurry of polls. Some polls show consistent numbers, while others differ drastically. This raises the question: which polls should we trust, and how do they impact the election?
the weather authority Tropical Storm Beryl moves through Texas, killing 2 The Weather Authority continues its coverage of Tropical Storm Beryl as it makes it way through Texas.
FORT MYERS Affordable housing application portal open; how to fill it out With the cost of living rising across Florida, it can be difficult for some to find affordable housing and achieve the American dream of owning a home.
NAPLES Naples teen succeeding as equestrian and entrepreneur One Naples teen noticed a need for more practical accessories for equestrians so at only 12 years old she founded her own business, EQ Pro.
Remembering teen who drowned off Sanibel Family and loved ones are mourning the loss of a 17-year-old Cape Coral teen who went missing at Blind Pass Beach and whose remains were found days later.
CAPE CORAL Wade Wilson wants new trial after jury recommends death This comes after a Lee County jury recommended Wilson be put to death for killing Kristine Melton and Diane Ruiz just hours apart in 2019.
BUCKINGHAM Neighbors frustrated with constant flooding in Buckingham The water on Buckingham Road has been sitting in yards for weeks and is creeping up to homes.
LEE COUNTY New charges given for Lee County couple accused of bestiality New charges have been added to a Lee County couple accused of bestiality and filming pornographic images of a person and an animal in sexual activity.
FORT MYERS FDOT to announce solution to make State Road 82 safer Known as a death trap, the public will find out what the solution is to make State Road 82 safer this week.
NAPLES 3 accused of animal cruelty in Naples, after trying to sell puppies on beach The Naples Police Department arrested three people for allegedly attempting to sell puppies on the beach, subjecting them to extreme heat.
CAPE CORAL Contractor accused of stealing money after not completing work in Cape Coral A contractor has been arrested after allegedly taking money from customers for dock work that was never completed in Cape Coral.
FORT MYERS School supply donation drive to be held by the Heights Foundation Center Going back to school can be stressful for students and parents alike, as the cost of supplies can cause a financial burden.
Applicant seeks rezoning for future retail plaza serving Burnt Store corridor Pirate Harbor resident William Fischer seeks to rezone his 40 acres so he can bring a supermarket and possible urgent care facility to the Burnt Store corridor, which runs between U.S. 41 in Punta Gorda and Pine Island Road in Cape Coral.
WINK NEWS Gas continues to squeeze Floridians as prices jump $.18 The cost at the gas pump continues to go higher, as Floridians experience an increase in prices of around 18 cents per gallon.
FORT MYERS McGregor to receive a makeover in pavement project Repairing failing infrastructure is what Fort Myers Councilman Liston Bochette says the McGregor Boulevard construction job is really about.
The Third Official Flag of the Confederacy flies over Confederate Memorial Park Thursday, Aug. 17, 2017, in Tampa, Fla. (AP Photo/Chris O’Meara) TAMPA, Fla. (AP) Marion Lambert is unapologetic about the abundance of Confederate flags that surround him at his Florida farm. But the flag he’s proudest of sits about 17 miles away, at the corners of Interstates 4 and 75. It’s the centerpiece of the Confederate Memorial Park, a small sliver of privately owned land. The flag has been a thorn in the side of local officials and a source of puzzlement and anger to many residents and visitors. While it’s no longer the largest Confederate battle flag in the nation – after it was wind-battered it was replaced with a slightly smaller model – it does stand out as one is driving along. Lambert says reading about the recent violence in Charlottesville, Virginia depressed him, adding that the neo-Nazis are “fringe nutcases.”