
Officials on scene of 100-acre brush fire in Collier County
The Greater Naples Fire Rescue District and the Florida Forest Service are on the scene of a 100-acre brush fire.
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The Greater Naples Fire Rescue District and the Florida Forest Service are on the scene of a 100-acre brush fire.
Khlyer Edmond was only 15 years old when he was stabbed to death during a home invasion in 2019 while protecting his little sister.
The right southbound lane of Piper Road between Cheney Road and Airport Road will be closed early next week.
No soup for you — at least not from Naples’ “Soup Nazi” anymore. Marci Redding has retired after more than 35 years of berating indecisive customers at Larry’s Lunch Box Delicatessen in East Naples.
City of Fort Myers seeks to join San Diego, Oklahoma City, Harrisonburg, Virginia, and other cities with culinary districts.
A couple were arrested after an infant in their care had to have emergency surgery to repair damage to his skull and bleeding in the brain.
The Florida Department of Transportation is set to hold a public meeting to discuss safety improvements on Pine Island Road in Cape Coral.
The Weather Authority is tracking record-high temperatures this Wednesday, with possible showers in the afternoon and evening.
Authorities have charged a couple with neglect after a baby was brought to a hospital on the brink of death.
The community of LaBelle is still in shock following the arrest of a teenager in connection with the fatal shooting of a local mother of four.
Collier County is encouraging residents to report traffic issues they encounter on the roads.
April is Autism Awareness and Acceptance Month, a time dedicated to highlighting the neurodevelopmental disorder and sharing the stories of individuals with autism.
Lee County is taking significant steps to address the skyrocketing demand for affordable housing.
A major craft store closure in Port Charlotte left one woman at a crossroads.
Florida plans to invest $200 million to save and revive its citrus industry, which has a long history of producing oranges and other citrus fruits.
The Greater Naples Fire Rescue District and the Florida Forest Service are on the scene of a 100-acre brush fire.
Khlyer Edmond was only 15 years old when he was stabbed to death during a home invasion in 2019 while protecting his little sister.
The right southbound lane of Piper Road between Cheney Road and Airport Road will be closed early next week.
No soup for you — at least not from Naples’ “Soup Nazi” anymore. Marci Redding has retired after more than 35 years of berating indecisive customers at Larry’s Lunch Box Delicatessen in East Naples.
City of Fort Myers seeks to join San Diego, Oklahoma City, Harrisonburg, Virginia, and other cities with culinary districts.
A couple were arrested after an infant in their care had to have emergency surgery to repair damage to his skull and bleeding in the brain.
The Florida Department of Transportation is set to hold a public meeting to discuss safety improvements on Pine Island Road in Cape Coral.
The Weather Authority is tracking record-high temperatures this Wednesday, with possible showers in the afternoon and evening.
Authorities have charged a couple with neglect after a baby was brought to a hospital on the brink of death.
The community of LaBelle is still in shock following the arrest of a teenager in connection with the fatal shooting of a local mother of four.
Collier County is encouraging residents to report traffic issues they encounter on the roads.
April is Autism Awareness and Acceptance Month, a time dedicated to highlighting the neurodevelopmental disorder and sharing the stories of individuals with autism.
Lee County is taking significant steps to address the skyrocketing demand for affordable housing.
A major craft store closure in Port Charlotte left one woman at a crossroads.
Florida plans to invest $200 million to save and revive its citrus industry, which has a long history of producing oranges and other citrus fruits.
Construction is scheduled to begin at Del Prado Boulevard and De Navarra Parkway for a new traffic signal in Cape Coral.
Starting Monday, July 24, the speed limit on Del Prado Boulevard approaching the De Navarra intersection will be reduced from 50 miles per hour to 35.
Left turns on Del Prado from De Navarra will be restricted throughout construction.
The traffic signal is expected to be complete in early 2024.