Police responding to rollover crash in Cape CoralBeat the heat with an ice-cold beer at Beerfest this weekend
CAPE CORAL Police responding to rollover crash in Cape Coral The scene is near the intersection of Andalusia Boulevard and Pine Island Road.
FORT MYERS Beat the heat with an ice-cold beer at Beerfest this weekend Summer is officially here. This weekend, you can beat the heat with an ice-cold beer at Fort Myers’s Brewing Company.
FORT MYERS Music Walk happening Friday evening in downtown Fort Myers Music is returning to the streets of downtown Fort Myers Friday evening.
CAPE CORAL Family of American hero relieved after killer’s sentencing Thursday, the man responsible for the attack that killed Daniel Eggers got the maximum sentence of 30 years.
VILLAS Land donated for permanent memorial for 12-year-old killed in crash When tragedy strikes, your community should wrap their arms around you. The Villas is a prime example of just that.
NAPLES Paragon theaters to host free film with director and actors present Paragon Theaters in Naples is set to host a free screening of the independent film “The Occult” by director Peter Hyoguchi.
FORT MYERS City of Fort Myers hosts summit to help first-time home buyers Buying a home is part of the American dream, but that dream is staying a dream for many young adults.
SOUTHWEST FLORIDA Mosquito Help: A county-by-county guide to battling the biting insects Why are mosquitoes attracted to certain people more than others?
FORT MYERS BEACH Lee County Commissioners vote for $11M replacement for Fort Myers Beach Pier Lee County Commissioners chose the more expensive option for replacing the Fort Myers Beach Pier, costing the county more than $11 million.
CAPE CORAL Cape Coral residents frustrated with lack of reliable wells North Cape Coral residents are once again victims of dry wells despite all the rain and flooding just last week.
COLLIER COUNTY Collier County Sheriff’s Office detective dies after medical event The Collier County Sheriff’s Office announced the passing of Detective Kerry Sill following a medical event Thursday morning.
CAPE CORAL Largest swimming lesson in Southwest Florida focuses on safety for all ages The world’s largest swimming lesson took place today in Southwest Florida, launched by the World Waterpark Association.
SEBRING Zephan Xaver’s sentencing: Physical or developmental issues impacting decision making What is behind the eyes of a killer is one of the main points of discussion in the penalty trial of Zephan Xaver, the man who admitted to killing five women execution-style at a bank in Sebring in 2019.
“Trust me, without medications, I do not feel well at all” Locals feel the pinch of injectable diabetes drug shortage Like millions of Americans monitoring their blood sugar, Lee Quick is diabetic. For almost two decades, the Cape Coral man has relied on medications to manage his type 2 disease.
FORT MYERS Man arrested for arson after Fort Myers hotel fire damages 11 rooms Fort Myers police officers responded to a hotel fire early Thursday morning, where the flames damaged 11 rooms.
CAPE CORAL Police responding to rollover crash in Cape Coral The scene is near the intersection of Andalusia Boulevard and Pine Island Road.
FORT MYERS Beat the heat with an ice-cold beer at Beerfest this weekend Summer is officially here. This weekend, you can beat the heat with an ice-cold beer at Fort Myers’s Brewing Company.
FORT MYERS Music Walk happening Friday evening in downtown Fort Myers Music is returning to the streets of downtown Fort Myers Friday evening.
CAPE CORAL Family of American hero relieved after killer’s sentencing Thursday, the man responsible for the attack that killed Daniel Eggers got the maximum sentence of 30 years.
VILLAS Land donated for permanent memorial for 12-year-old killed in crash When tragedy strikes, your community should wrap their arms around you. The Villas is a prime example of just that.
NAPLES Paragon theaters to host free film with director and actors present Paragon Theaters in Naples is set to host a free screening of the independent film “The Occult” by director Peter Hyoguchi.
FORT MYERS City of Fort Myers hosts summit to help first-time home buyers Buying a home is part of the American dream, but that dream is staying a dream for many young adults.
SOUTHWEST FLORIDA Mosquito Help: A county-by-county guide to battling the biting insects Why are mosquitoes attracted to certain people more than others?
FORT MYERS BEACH Lee County Commissioners vote for $11M replacement for Fort Myers Beach Pier Lee County Commissioners chose the more expensive option for replacing the Fort Myers Beach Pier, costing the county more than $11 million.
CAPE CORAL Cape Coral residents frustrated with lack of reliable wells North Cape Coral residents are once again victims of dry wells despite all the rain and flooding just last week.
COLLIER COUNTY Collier County Sheriff’s Office detective dies after medical event The Collier County Sheriff’s Office announced the passing of Detective Kerry Sill following a medical event Thursday morning.
CAPE CORAL Largest swimming lesson in Southwest Florida focuses on safety for all ages The world’s largest swimming lesson took place today in Southwest Florida, launched by the World Waterpark Association.
SEBRING Zephan Xaver’s sentencing: Physical or developmental issues impacting decision making What is behind the eyes of a killer is one of the main points of discussion in the penalty trial of Zephan Xaver, the man who admitted to killing five women execution-style at a bank in Sebring in 2019.
“Trust me, without medications, I do not feel well at all” Locals feel the pinch of injectable diabetes drug shortage Like millions of Americans monitoring their blood sugar, Lee Quick is diabetic. For almost two decades, the Cape Coral man has relied on medications to manage his type 2 disease.
FORT MYERS Man arrested for arson after Fort Myers hotel fire damages 11 rooms Fort Myers police officers responded to a hotel fire early Thursday morning, where the flames damaged 11 rooms.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, center, holds a Burmese python at a media event, Thursday, June 16, 2022, where he announced that registration for the 2022 Florida Python Challenge has opened for the annual 10-day event to be held Aug 5-14, , in Miami. The Python Challenge is intended to engage the public in participating in Everglades conservation through invasive species removal of the Burmese python. Also pictured are Ron Bergeron, left, McKayla Spencer, second from left, Rodney Barreto, third from right, and Jan Fore, second from right. (AP Photo/Lynne Sladky) Nature will continue flourishing on Floridians’ doorsteps after Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis ensured conservation remains a top priority with his 2024-25 Focus on Florida’s Future Budget. According to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, the budget supports important conservation efforts and expands into areas such as derelict vessel removal, habitat restoration initiatives and more. Everglades conservation. CREDIT: WINK News “Governor DeSantis has always invested in conservation, and we are thankful for his unwavering support,” said FWC Chairman Rodney Barreto. “With his strong leadership, Florida continues to offer fishing, boating and outdoor recreational opportunities to visitors and residents that are second to none.” Outdoor activities boost Florida’s economy by approximately $15 billion, so by prioritizing preserving the environment, DeSantis also strengthens the economy. “Governor DeSantis and the Legislature have continued to commit unprecedented funding to Florida’s environment. Because of their support, our conservation legacy will thrive for future generations,” said FWC Executive Director Roger Young. RELATED: New SWFL conservation area spans 4M acres and protects endangered species RELATED: Conservation proves valuable to DeSantis following his Focus on Florida’s Future budget The budget includes: $9.3 million for habitat restoration initiatives. $7 million for boating access and improvement projects. $5.6 million for artificial reefs. $3.9 million for derelict vessel removal. $2.7 million for 12 new law enforcement positions for patrol and investigation. $1.4 million and four new positions for land management activities. $1 million and four new positions for coral reef restoration and recovery. $1 million and three new positions for statewide oyster and habitat resiliency enhancements. More than $350,000 and three new positions for initiatives intended to enhance the resiliency of saltwater fisheries. Click here to learn more about FWC programs.