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The Lee County NAACP honored Florida Gulf Coast University for fighting hate with love. Professor Dr. Peter Ndiangui’s home was vandalized.
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The Lee County NAACP honored Florida Gulf Coast University for fighting hate with love. Professor Dr. Peter Ndiangui’s home was vandalized.
Charlotte County Sheriff Bill Prummell has revealed new details regarding a deputy-involved shooting on Eager Road last week.
Bodycam footage shows the moments after a shooting at a Wawa gas station which led to the arrest of a 22-year-old suspect.
The Florida Highway Patrol is investigating a multi-vehicle crash that killed one person.
The future of the Cape Coral Yacht Club is under discussion following damage from Hurricane Milton.
According to the Cape Coral Police Department Facebook page, CCPD is offering scholarships for graduating seniors.
The Marco Island City Council remains deadlocked in its efforts to appoint a seventh councilor.
Water is a critical resource in Southwest Florida, supporting everything from fishing to boating and beaches.
Sasha Rubanova and Sonia Kiritsa reflect on the past year in Southwest Florida after leaving Ukraine.
An East Naples man is now among three Southwest Florida Jan. 6 Capitol rioters released in response to President Donald Trump’s series of pardons.
The City of Fort Myers is considering a study to explore potential improvements to Veronica S. Shoemaker Boulevard.
Sanibel Island has faced significant challenges in recent years, including hurricanes and flooding.
The Lee County Sheriff’s Office now has a crisis care K-9 unit to provide emotional support and connection to community members in need.
Residents near Bimini Square in Cape Coral face displacement as bulldozers demolish buildings for a new development project.
Demolition has begun on the Bimini East properties that are part of the City of Cape Coral’s revitalization development.
The Lee County NAACP honored Florida Gulf Coast University for fighting hate with love. Professor Dr. Peter Ndiangui’s home was vandalized.
Charlotte County Sheriff Bill Prummell has revealed new details regarding a deputy-involved shooting on Eager Road last week.
Bodycam footage shows the moments after a shooting at a Wawa gas station which led to the arrest of a 22-year-old suspect.
The Florida Highway Patrol is investigating a multi-vehicle crash that killed one person.
The future of the Cape Coral Yacht Club is under discussion following damage from Hurricane Milton.
According to the Cape Coral Police Department Facebook page, CCPD is offering scholarships for graduating seniors.
The Marco Island City Council remains deadlocked in its efforts to appoint a seventh councilor.
Water is a critical resource in Southwest Florida, supporting everything from fishing to boating and beaches.
Sasha Rubanova and Sonia Kiritsa reflect on the past year in Southwest Florida after leaving Ukraine.
An East Naples man is now among three Southwest Florida Jan. 6 Capitol rioters released in response to President Donald Trump’s series of pardons.
The City of Fort Myers is considering a study to explore potential improvements to Veronica S. Shoemaker Boulevard.
Sanibel Island has faced significant challenges in recent years, including hurricanes and flooding.
The Lee County Sheriff’s Office now has a crisis care K-9 unit to provide emotional support and connection to community members in need.
Residents near Bimini Square in Cape Coral face displacement as bulldozers demolish buildings for a new development project.
Demolition has begun on the Bimini East properties that are part of the City of Cape Coral’s revitalization development.
President Donald Trump is renewing his attacks on Jeff Sessions, saying, “I don’t have an attorney general.”
Trump says in a Hill.TV interview released Wednesday he’s “so sad over Jeff Sessions,” whom he has repeatedly denounced for recusing himself from the Russia investigation.
The president claims in the interview Sessions did not need to do so. But Department of Justice guidelines recommended the attorney general step away because of his own contacts with Russian officials during his time with the 2016 Trump campaign.
Trump escalated his attacks beyond the recusal, saying he’s unhappy with Sessions’ performance on several issues, including “the border.”
Trump says “we’ll see what happens” with Sessions’ future. Trump allies have suggested Sessions is safe through the midterm elections.
Sessions has said his recusal was necessary.