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A national search is on for FGCU’s next head women’s basketball coach after Chelsea Lyles resigned from the position at her alma mater.
March Madness has become more than just a basketball tournament; it’s also a popular time for men to undergo vasectomies.
The South Trail Fire Department is responding to a structure fire on Husky Lane in Lee County.
Former FMPD officer and Police Athletic League coach Tiara Brown beat Skye Nicolson in the WBC featherweight world championship.
The Cape Coral Police Department has announced more charges against two teenagers allegedly involved in a string of thefts that led to a shooting.
Tina Smagala had spent about three decades working in corporate human resources and communications in various industries, and she was looking to try something else for a change.
The only Perkins Restaurant & Bakery in south Lee County is closing April13, and the question now is what’s going to take its place.
The Social Security Administration is changing how people can verify their identity for retirement, survivors, or family benefits.
The Weather Authority is tracking a warm and breezy Thursday with conditions that may increase the risk of brush fires this afternoon.
NCH is taking medical training to an innovative level by providing real-life simulations for doctors and nurses.
A 6-foot alligator made an unexpected appearance at Florida Gulf Coast University, causing a commotion on a busy boardwalk.
The Fort Myers City Council’s partnership with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has been a point of contention
A 17-year-old hero is fighting for his life in the hospital after a violent incident in Collier County.
The Fort Myers Fire Department is urging the community to be open and honest during fire investigations.
While many are familiar with the stories of men who served in World War II, the women who served also played a crucial role in shaping history.
A national search is on for FGCU’s next head women’s basketball coach after Chelsea Lyles resigned from the position at her alma mater.
March Madness has become more than just a basketball tournament; it’s also a popular time for men to undergo vasectomies.
The South Trail Fire Department is responding to a structure fire on Husky Lane in Lee County.
Former FMPD officer and Police Athletic League coach Tiara Brown beat Skye Nicolson in the WBC featherweight world championship.
The Cape Coral Police Department has announced more charges against two teenagers allegedly involved in a string of thefts that led to a shooting.
Tina Smagala had spent about three decades working in corporate human resources and communications in various industries, and she was looking to try something else for a change.
The only Perkins Restaurant & Bakery in south Lee County is closing April13, and the question now is what’s going to take its place.
The Social Security Administration is changing how people can verify their identity for retirement, survivors, or family benefits.
The Weather Authority is tracking a warm and breezy Thursday with conditions that may increase the risk of brush fires this afternoon.
NCH is taking medical training to an innovative level by providing real-life simulations for doctors and nurses.
A 6-foot alligator made an unexpected appearance at Florida Gulf Coast University, causing a commotion on a busy boardwalk.
The Fort Myers City Council’s partnership with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has been a point of contention
A 17-year-old hero is fighting for his life in the hospital after a violent incident in Collier County.
The Fort Myers Fire Department is urging the community to be open and honest during fire investigations.
While many are familiar with the stories of men who served in World War II, the women who served also played a crucial role in shaping history.
Monday, a major restoration project begins for three popular beaches in Collier County, as they truck in sand to Clam Pass, North Park Shore, and Park Shore Beaches.
The Gulf Shore Beach access is one of two big locations for this project. They will close the area off on Monday because they need to actually set up a conveyor system to help get all of the sand from their trucks onto the beach.
The other half of the sand will get hauled in at the Horizon Way beach access, which shuts down on Saturday.
Next week you can expect to see 70 trucks a day carrying 165,000 tons of sand from a mining facility in Immokalee to one of the locations to spread across Park Shore, North Park Shore, and Clam Pass Beaches.
The county said a major storm could cause the sand to wash away which would take a major toll on tourism, so more sand means better protection for the beaches.
Law enforcement will help with any traffic once crews start hauling everything in, next Wednesday.
The project should be done by the first of the year, if not sooner.