Potential Tropical System #5 headed toward the AtlanticEarly voting underway for Collier and Lee Counties
Potential Tropical System #5 headed toward the Atlantic The Weather Authority is tracking Potential Tropical System #5 as it heads toward the Atlantic.
Early voting underway for Collier and Lee Counties Early voting is underway in Lee and Collier Counties.
NORTH FORT MYERS Caloosahatchee Bridge to partially reopen Monday morning The Caloosahatchee Bridge will partially reopen on Monday.
SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WINK Neighborhood Watch: DUI manslaughter, excessive speeding, and a bicycle bandit This week’s segment of WINK Neighborhood Watch features DUI manslaughter charges, speeding over 100 mph, and a bicycle bandit.
FORT MYERS Caloosahatchee Bridge to partially re-open Sunday What has been a nightmare closure for many has nearly reached its endpoint, the Caloosahatchee Bridge partially re-opens Sunday night.
FORT MYERS Highway violence leads to two arrests in Lee County Florida Highway Patrol Troopers investigated a highway violence incident on Interstate 75, at mile marker 133 in Lee County.
NAPLES CCSO: Stabbing in Golden Gate under investigation Authorities responded to a stabbing incident that occurred in Golden Gate early Sunday.
THE WEATHER AUTHORITY Hot, humid Sunday on tap with scattered storms in the afternoon Expect another hot and humid day across Southwest Florida with plenty of sunshine!
FORT MYERS Fort Myers residents trapped on flooded street It’s been over a week since Hurricane Debby made landfall along the Florida Coast. It’s left many homes, businesses and roads damaged.
FORT MYERS BEACH Fort Myers Beach removing algae from shoreline The town of Fort Myers Beach began a two-week operation to remove algae from the water on Friday.
Southwest Florida early voting schedule for 2024 primary election Election day is quickly approaching, as various Southwest Florida counties have released their early voting schedule.
FORT MYERS Man arrested for fleeing police, speeding over 100 mph in Fort Myers A man was arrested in Fort Myers for fleeing a traffic stop and reaching speeds of over 100 mph.
Annual school supply giveaway event at Immokalee High School Back to school can be a little nerve-wracking for the kids, but also for the parents! Especially when they get that long school supply list they need to shop for.
FORT MYERS Motorcyclist dead after crash on Palm Beach Boulevard Authorities are investigating a crash that occurred on Friday night between a car and a motorcycle that left one dead.
SOUTHWEST FLORIDA The Weather Authority: A hot and humid Saturday for SWFL Get ready for a hot and humid Saturday with ‘feels-like’ temperatures in the triple digits; sun and scattered storms expected.
Potential Tropical System #5 headed toward the Atlantic The Weather Authority is tracking Potential Tropical System #5 as it heads toward the Atlantic.
Early voting underway for Collier and Lee Counties Early voting is underway in Lee and Collier Counties.
NORTH FORT MYERS Caloosahatchee Bridge to partially reopen Monday morning The Caloosahatchee Bridge will partially reopen on Monday.
SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WINK Neighborhood Watch: DUI manslaughter, excessive speeding, and a bicycle bandit This week’s segment of WINK Neighborhood Watch features DUI manslaughter charges, speeding over 100 mph, and a bicycle bandit.
FORT MYERS Caloosahatchee Bridge to partially re-open Sunday What has been a nightmare closure for many has nearly reached its endpoint, the Caloosahatchee Bridge partially re-opens Sunday night.
FORT MYERS Highway violence leads to two arrests in Lee County Florida Highway Patrol Troopers investigated a highway violence incident on Interstate 75, at mile marker 133 in Lee County.
NAPLES CCSO: Stabbing in Golden Gate under investigation Authorities responded to a stabbing incident that occurred in Golden Gate early Sunday.
THE WEATHER AUTHORITY Hot, humid Sunday on tap with scattered storms in the afternoon Expect another hot and humid day across Southwest Florida with plenty of sunshine!
FORT MYERS Fort Myers residents trapped on flooded street It’s been over a week since Hurricane Debby made landfall along the Florida Coast. It’s left many homes, businesses and roads damaged.
FORT MYERS BEACH Fort Myers Beach removing algae from shoreline The town of Fort Myers Beach began a two-week operation to remove algae from the water on Friday.
Southwest Florida early voting schedule for 2024 primary election Election day is quickly approaching, as various Southwest Florida counties have released their early voting schedule.
FORT MYERS Man arrested for fleeing police, speeding over 100 mph in Fort Myers A man was arrested in Fort Myers for fleeing a traffic stop and reaching speeds of over 100 mph.
Annual school supply giveaway event at Immokalee High School Back to school can be a little nerve-wracking for the kids, but also for the parents! Especially when they get that long school supply list they need to shop for.
FORT MYERS Motorcyclist dead after crash on Palm Beach Boulevard Authorities are investigating a crash that occurred on Friday night between a car and a motorcycle that left one dead.
SOUTHWEST FLORIDA The Weather Authority: A hot and humid Saturday for SWFL Get ready for a hot and humid Saturday with ‘feels-like’ temperatures in the triple digits; sun and scattered storms expected.
“Forgiven not forgotten” a banner with those words hangs above the Crossover Youth Center gym in memory of Sean Archilles. It’s where Sean and his brother Dsean first picked up a basketball. “Coach Matt Richard from Crossover Youth Center gave Sean the opportunity to play basketball and when Sean started playing he never stopped. He continued to train and continued to put in the work,” Dsean Archilles said. Sean was killed in the Club Blu shooting eight years ago. He was 14 years old. Dsean keeps his brother’s memory alive in the same gym where he fell in love with the game through the “Do It For Sean” Youth Basketball Camp. “Just being able to host the camp in this gym that he came from means a lot. I’ll never change location. They can tear it down; I’ll build another gym in the same spot.” Looking around the gym, Dsean said he was overwhelmed because he knows what this means to his brother. “He’s smiling right now. He’s smiling. I’m smiling back.” If Sean hadn’t gotten the chance to play basketball for free, he wouldn’t have gotten to play at all. That’s why Dsean offers the camp at no cost and this year, campers will leave the gym with brand-new school supplies. “Without the help of my sponsors, I wouldn’t be able to do that. Growing up, I was never able to afford a lot of school supplies. It really means a lot. Last night, I was just thinking about it and it brought me tears of joy.” Dsean said his younger brother changed his life, so year after year, he will keep changing kids’ lives and doing it for Sean. “Sean keeps me going to keep these kids going. Every time I feel like I want to stop coaching or stop training or stop playing basketball in general, I know there’s a reason behind everything I’m doing, and God is guiding me in the right direction.” This year, 70 sixth through 12th graders participated in the fourth edition of the “Do It for Sean” camp.