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Crews were on the scene at Fort Myers High School after neighbors reported a fire with visible flames coming from the gym roof.
Izzy Ackley is making waves as a freshman on the Florida Gulf Coast University swim team.
More than 70 men took to the streets of Collier County, wearing purple to stand against domestic violence.
Home prices in Southwest Florida are starting to come down, but experts say it doesn’t mean the real estate bubble is about to burst.
A little pig named “Oink” found himself on an unexpected adventure, landing in the custody of the Lee County Sheriff’s Office.
Parents and the school administration at Fort Myers Middle School are concerned about their children’s safety as they navigate streets and ditches to reach school.
Animal Rescue Inc. in LaBelle is facing an uncertain future as it struggles to find a new home for its animals.
Tariffs are raising concerns in our community as new 25% tariffs on nearly all products from Canada and Mexico have taken effect, along with a 20% increase on imports from China.
The Charlotte High boys basketball team is on a quest for victory. This week, they will play in their second consecutive state semifinal.
Racist graffiti has appeared on Marco Island, sparking concern among residents.
A father is on a mission to prevent other parents from experiencing the heartbreak he endured. He is advocating for hands-free driving laws across the country.
Building and maintaining muscle is crucial for more than just physical health. New research suggests that muscle strength can also benefit cognitive health.
Drivers in South Naples need to be extra cautious at the intersection of Collier Boulevard and US-41, which is notorious for red light runners and accidents.
Smoke and haze filled the sky in North Fort Myers as fire crews battled a brush fire.
HCA Florida continues to expand its reach in Lee County as it completed the purchase in late February of Lehigh Regional Medical Center from California-based Prime Healthcare.
Crews were on the scene at Fort Myers High School after neighbors reported a fire with visible flames coming from the gym roof.
Izzy Ackley is making waves as a freshman on the Florida Gulf Coast University swim team.
More than 70 men took to the streets of Collier County, wearing purple to stand against domestic violence.
Home prices in Southwest Florida are starting to come down, but experts say it doesn’t mean the real estate bubble is about to burst.
A little pig named “Oink” found himself on an unexpected adventure, landing in the custody of the Lee County Sheriff’s Office.
Parents and the school administration at Fort Myers Middle School are concerned about their children’s safety as they navigate streets and ditches to reach school.
Animal Rescue Inc. in LaBelle is facing an uncertain future as it struggles to find a new home for its animals.
Tariffs are raising concerns in our community as new 25% tariffs on nearly all products from Canada and Mexico have taken effect, along with a 20% increase on imports from China.
The Charlotte High boys basketball team is on a quest for victory. This week, they will play in their second consecutive state semifinal.
Racist graffiti has appeared on Marco Island, sparking concern among residents.
A father is on a mission to prevent other parents from experiencing the heartbreak he endured. He is advocating for hands-free driving laws across the country.
Building and maintaining muscle is crucial for more than just physical health. New research suggests that muscle strength can also benefit cognitive health.
Drivers in South Naples need to be extra cautious at the intersection of Collier Boulevard and US-41, which is notorious for red light runners and accidents.
Smoke and haze filled the sky in North Fort Myers as fire crews battled a brush fire.
HCA Florida continues to expand its reach in Lee County as it completed the purchase in late February of Lehigh Regional Medical Center from California-based Prime Healthcare.
NAPLES, Fla. A flooded boardwalk was among the reasons the Tin City shopping center stayed closed for nearly a month after Hurricane Irma, but the stores and restaurants reopened Monday, with Gov. Rick Scott in attendance for a ceremony.