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The debate over fluoride in drinking water has been reignited following an announcement by the Florida surgeon general urging cities to halt fluoride treatment.
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The debate over fluoride in drinking water has been reignited following an announcement by the Florida surgeon general urging cities to halt fluoride treatment.
Imagine glancing out your back door and seeing a gator sliding around on your deck. That’s exactly what happened to an Estero homeowner who found an unexpected visitor on their property.
A motorcyclist is in critical condition following a collision with a sedan at the intersection of North East Pine Island Road and Judd Creek Boulevard in North Fort Myers.
Fort Myers Beach is still grappling with the aftermath of Hurricane Ian, which struck over two years ago.
Catch Grammy winners and jazz virtuosos at the Jazz on the Green event hosted by the Alliance for the Arts in Fort Myers.
The Minnesota Twins held their first full squad workout of Spring Training as well as hosted fans for an open house.
Florida Insurance Commissioner Michael Yaworsky recently made comments at the Florida Chamber Insurance Summit about the potential phasing out of shingle roofs in the state.
The Sanibel Fishing Pier, a beloved spot for many, has been in disrepair since Hurricane Ian struck more than two years ago. Now, dedicated fishers are pushing to restore it using private funding.
A road rage incident escalated into gunfire on the U.S. 41 bridge connecting Punta Gorda and Port Charlotte, causing fear among drivers.
Residents of San Carlos Estates in Bonita Springs are fighting to maintain their neighborhood’s independence.
The Punta Gorda Airport is expanding its offerings, adding new flight options for travelers.
The addition of Alex Bregman and Rafael Devers’ refusal to change positions highlighted the first full squad workout for the Red Sox.
Feeding a quarter of a million people each month requires a lot of money and help.
An emergency meeting was held to address concerns from residents about the development along Burnt Store Road in Charlotte County.
A military wife has found a heartfelt way to honor veterans and first responders.
The debate over fluoride in drinking water has been reignited following an announcement by the Florida surgeon general urging cities to halt fluoride treatment.
Imagine glancing out your back door and seeing a gator sliding around on your deck. That’s exactly what happened to an Estero homeowner who found an unexpected visitor on their property.
A motorcyclist is in critical condition following a collision with a sedan at the intersection of North East Pine Island Road and Judd Creek Boulevard in North Fort Myers.
Fort Myers Beach is still grappling with the aftermath of Hurricane Ian, which struck over two years ago.
Catch Grammy winners and jazz virtuosos at the Jazz on the Green event hosted by the Alliance for the Arts in Fort Myers.
The Minnesota Twins held their first full squad workout of Spring Training as well as hosted fans for an open house.
Florida Insurance Commissioner Michael Yaworsky recently made comments at the Florida Chamber Insurance Summit about the potential phasing out of shingle roofs in the state.
The Sanibel Fishing Pier, a beloved spot for many, has been in disrepair since Hurricane Ian struck more than two years ago. Now, dedicated fishers are pushing to restore it using private funding.
A road rage incident escalated into gunfire on the U.S. 41 bridge connecting Punta Gorda and Port Charlotte, causing fear among drivers.
Residents of San Carlos Estates in Bonita Springs are fighting to maintain their neighborhood’s independence.
The Punta Gorda Airport is expanding its offerings, adding new flight options for travelers.
The addition of Alex Bregman and Rafael Devers’ refusal to change positions highlighted the first full squad workout for the Red Sox.
Feeding a quarter of a million people each month requires a lot of money and help.
An emergency meeting was held to address concerns from residents about the development along Burnt Store Road in Charlotte County.
A military wife has found a heartfelt way to honor veterans and first responders.
Five Below, a popular store focusing on products for $5 and under, is undergoing a colossal change: Its price point is going up for the first time in 17 years.
No longer will the store, a bargain hunter’s dream, only sell items priced at $5 and under. Now, the store will be raising prices on certain items — including tech products and certain toys and games.
“We’ve always done everything possible to absorb cost increases,” the company said in a statement. “Recently, we had to raise prices above $5 on tech items to keep providing the products you love.”
For the toys and games priced up to $10, the company will keep them in a separate area of the store, called “Ten Below Gift Shop.” For electronics, Five Below is adding a section called “Ten Below Tech.”
But the name “Five Below” is one thing that’s not changing. The store — known for selling everything from makeup and clothes to candy — will be keeping its original name despite the change.
Most of the store’s merchandise remains at $5 and below, according to the company.