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Southwest Florida’s beaches are a major draw for visitors from around the world.
After strong winds left them stranded, two kayakers were rescued from the Caloosahatchee River.
Cape Coral police are working to recover more than $250,000 from a bank account that may be tied to criminal activity.
The Mucky Duck, a beloved restaurant on Captiva Island, is determined to clear up any rumors about its closure.
The Tampa Bay Rays are planning to stay at Tropicana Field for the 2026 season while they repair damage from Hurricane Milton.
The Florida Department of Health in Lee County has lifted the red tide health alerts issued in certain areas.
Charlotte County Sheriff Bill Prummell is stepping into a new role as chair of the Florida Sheriff’s Youth Ranches.
The third Saturday in March marks the official Save the Florida Panther Day.
Instead of fields of oranges fueling the local economy, rows of homes could soon take their place in the region.
Imagine cruising down the Southwest Florida waterways in your very own gondola, bringing a touch of Italy to Naples.
A Southwest Florida dog named Bug needs help. His owner, Lex Montanaro, is hosting a carwash fundraiser to raise the $10,000 Bug needs for surgery.
Punta Gorda is gearing up for a massive St. Patrick’s Day celebration this weekend.
Over 200 residents in Punta Gorda participated in a march and protest for veterans on Friday afternoon.
The scenic Manasota Key Road, once offering breathtaking views of the Gulf Coast, is set to receive a much-needed facelift.
Colorectal cancer is rising among people under 50. The American Cancer Society reports an increase of more than 2% each year.
Southwest Florida’s beaches are a major draw for visitors from around the world.
After strong winds left them stranded, two kayakers were rescued from the Caloosahatchee River.
Cape Coral police are working to recover more than $250,000 from a bank account that may be tied to criminal activity.
The Mucky Duck, a beloved restaurant on Captiva Island, is determined to clear up any rumors about its closure.
The Tampa Bay Rays are planning to stay at Tropicana Field for the 2026 season while they repair damage from Hurricane Milton.
The Florida Department of Health in Lee County has lifted the red tide health alerts issued in certain areas.
Charlotte County Sheriff Bill Prummell is stepping into a new role as chair of the Florida Sheriff’s Youth Ranches.
The third Saturday in March marks the official Save the Florida Panther Day.
Instead of fields of oranges fueling the local economy, rows of homes could soon take their place in the region.
Imagine cruising down the Southwest Florida waterways in your very own gondola, bringing a touch of Italy to Naples.
A Southwest Florida dog named Bug needs help. His owner, Lex Montanaro, is hosting a carwash fundraiser to raise the $10,000 Bug needs for surgery.
Punta Gorda is gearing up for a massive St. Patrick’s Day celebration this weekend.
Over 200 residents in Punta Gorda participated in a march and protest for veterans on Friday afternoon.
The scenic Manasota Key Road, once offering breathtaking views of the Gulf Coast, is set to receive a much-needed facelift.
Colorectal cancer is rising among people under 50. The American Cancer Society reports an increase of more than 2% each year.
Twenty months after a Lehigh Acres mother of four was gunned down, Southwest Florida Crime Stoppers is still looking for tips on the person responsible.
Trenesa Roberts was 39 when she was shot as she left her home in the 2000 block of Quentin Avenue South around 6:30 a.m. on Dec. 10, 2018.
Crime Stoppers says limited information has been shared with investigators, and they’re hoping someone can help solve the case.
“Trenesa was a beloved sister, daughter, niece, granddaughter, and, most importantly, mother,” said Trish Routte, Crime Stoppers coordinator. “Her family has been struggling trying to wrap their heads around why someone would do this to her. They continue to visit her gravesite every week and hope that one day very soon, they will be able to see justice served so that Trenesa can finally rest in peace.”
Anyone with information is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-780-TIPS (8477). All callers will remain anonymous and will be eligible for a cash reward of up to $3,000. Tips may also be made online at www.southwestfloridacrimestoppers.com or on the P3Tips mobile app.