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Recovery on Sanibel Island after Hurricane Ian has been a patchwork of progress, with some buildings and businesses moving forward while others remain in limbo.
A Palmetto Ridge High School student was charged after a loaded gun was found in his vehicle in the school parking lot.
Several local children recently celebrated a significant milestone: their victory over cancer.
Sunseeker Resort, a large development in Charlotte County, has drawn mixed reactions from locals.
Nicklaus Children’s Hospital and Golisano Children’s Hospital of Southwest Florida have been in a legal dispute over a sublease agreement for Meridian Place in Naples.
Steve Kapish of Golden Gate is living life to the fullest despite a terminal colon cancer diagnosis.
Drivers on Pine Island Road in Cape Coral will soon see significant safety improvements.
In Naples, Allison Mauriello is inspiring young minds at The Sewing Bar by teaching kids the timeless art of sewing.
Florida Everblades re-signed forward Josh Ho-Sang, a member of last year’s Kelly Cup winning team, ahead of another title defense.
A long-abandoned building on Presidential Court in South Fort Myers has become an eyesore for the community, with graffiti-covered walls, broken windows and dumpsters overflowing with debris.
About four months ago, Carly Purdy experienced a life-changing event when she lost her pulse in the back of an ambulance, not once, but twice.
A series of burglaries in Fort Myers has prompted a local business owner to pack up and leave.
Donax Village is getting ready to elevate nine duplexes and two cottages in response to past hurricane damage.
People with severe back problems may have a new option for relief.
A mother of four was shot and killed in her home in LaBelle, leaving her family devastated and searching for answers.
Recovery on Sanibel Island after Hurricane Ian has been a patchwork of progress, with some buildings and businesses moving forward while others remain in limbo.
A Palmetto Ridge High School student was charged after a loaded gun was found in his vehicle in the school parking lot.
Several local children recently celebrated a significant milestone: their victory over cancer.
Sunseeker Resort, a large development in Charlotte County, has drawn mixed reactions from locals.
Nicklaus Children’s Hospital and Golisano Children’s Hospital of Southwest Florida have been in a legal dispute over a sublease agreement for Meridian Place in Naples.
Steve Kapish of Golden Gate is living life to the fullest despite a terminal colon cancer diagnosis.
Drivers on Pine Island Road in Cape Coral will soon see significant safety improvements.
In Naples, Allison Mauriello is inspiring young minds at The Sewing Bar by teaching kids the timeless art of sewing.
Florida Everblades re-signed forward Josh Ho-Sang, a member of last year’s Kelly Cup winning team, ahead of another title defense.
A long-abandoned building on Presidential Court in South Fort Myers has become an eyesore for the community, with graffiti-covered walls, broken windows and dumpsters overflowing with debris.
About four months ago, Carly Purdy experienced a life-changing event when she lost her pulse in the back of an ambulance, not once, but twice.
A series of burglaries in Fort Myers has prompted a local business owner to pack up and leave.
Donax Village is getting ready to elevate nine duplexes and two cottages in response to past hurricane damage.
People with severe back problems may have a new option for relief.
A mother of four was shot and killed in her home in LaBelle, leaving her family devastated and searching for answers.
There was a large turnout this weekend at the Lee Civic Center for a gun show.
The general manager of the event, Robert Geisler, initially said they were expecting about 10,000 people over the two-day period.
Geisler said they have a little bit of everything in this show including guns, ammo, and a concealed weapons class. He went on to say the Florida gun shows are promoting and want safe, responsible gun ownership.
“Every single person that comes in to buy a handgun or a long gun, whatever it is, has to run a background check,” Geisler said. “There’s a waiting period, they have to be 21 but there are no private sales. That’s really unique for us. Another thing we do, or don’t allow, would be the ghost guns that you hear about all over the media.”
Geisler also said if a dealer is selling firearms they have to be federally licensed, and that it’s a requirement if they want to get a table at the Florida Gun Show.