
FDOT to hold meeting discussing Pine Island Road safety improvements
The Florida Department of Transportation is set to hold a public meeting to discuss safety improvements on Pine Island Road in Cape Coral.
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The Florida Department of Transportation is set to hold a public meeting to discuss safety improvements on Pine Island Road in Cape Coral.
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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 city of Fort Myers is facing new challenges amid a recent decision to partner the Fort Myers Police Department with ICE to address the issue of illegal immigrants in the state.
Bishop Verot High School baseball star Joey Lawson’s play helps the Vikings become one of the top teams in the state.
Lee County Schools announced they are saving millions, sparking questions about the allocation of these funds.
The Naples Airport is a frequent topic of discussion in the community, with complaints often centered around noise and potential relocation.
A rare sight is making a comeback in Florida’s elementary schools—cursive handwriting.
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Roads are closed due to downed power lines at York Road and Galt Island Avenue in St. James City.
According to the Matlacha and Pine Island Fire Control District, the roads will be closed on Wednesday until further notice.
The lines are still live, and crews were still on the scene at noon.
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