Fort Myers High alumna Riley Ludlam wins National Championship with Oklahoma softballCharlotte County woman wins $1 million from scratch-off ticket
FORT MYERS Fort Myers High alumna Riley Ludlam wins National Championship with Oklahoma softball Former Fort Myers High softball catcher Riley Ludlam wins national championship with Oklahoma.
ENGLEWOOD Charlotte County woman wins $1 million from scratch-off ticket A woman from Englewood has won $1 million from a $20 Gold Rush scratch-off game.
NAPLES Immokalee woman accused of leaving puppy in hot truck for over an hour An Immokalee woman has been arrested after allegedly leaving a puppy inside of a hot truck for over an hour while she shopped in Naples.
NAPLES Woman accused of physically abusing child at Naples home daycare A woman was arrested on Tuesday after she had been allegedly physically abusing a child at a Naples home daycare.
Del Taco to consider expanding to other Southwest Florida sites The 12th Del Taco in Florida—with a 13th set to open next week in Kissimmee—has about 55 employees.
NCH public meeting addresses contract stalemate with Florida Blue Without a contract by Oct. 1, NCH would no longer be in network for about 40,000 Florida Blue members, resulting in higher out-of-pocket payments for those still choosing to use NCH services, facilities and physicians.
Charlotte County deputies investigate shooting near US 41 The Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office is investigating the aftermath of a shooting near a Wawa convenience store.
South FORT MYERS Deputies investigate burglary at Royal Arcade in South Fort Myers The Lee County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a burglary at the Royal Arcade in North Fort Myers.
Lee County school superintendent candidates to debate over hot button issues Candidates competing for the Lee Count School Superintendent title will face off to discuss issues and possible solutions.
The Weather Authority The Weather Authority: Hotter with scattered storms this Wednesday The Weather Authority is tracking a hotter Wednesday ahead; scattered storms are expected throughout the day.
Teenage boys suspected of car stealing spree According to the Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office, two 16-year-old boys have been connected to five stolen cars and 28 vehicle break-ins.
naples Negotiations between NCH and Florida Blue could impact SWFL residents A high-stakes healthcare negotiation is hanging in the balance as NCH and Florida Blue are at odds over how to handle the rising cost of health.
Cape Coral’s Darrion Jones ready to go from Seahawk to Jayhawk Cape Coral senior safety Darrion Jones reflects on his time in high school and looks ahead to playing for the Kansas Jayhawks in college.
Preserving paradise: protecting our water quality There’s a local effort underway to protect what many believe is our most precious resource: our water.
NORTH FORT MYERS What will happen to the Shell Factory’s animals after it closes? The Shell Factory in North Fort Myers is set to close after nearly ninety years of business. The owner plans to sell the property, but what will happen to the hundreds of animals?
FORT MYERS Fort Myers High alumna Riley Ludlam wins National Championship with Oklahoma softball Former Fort Myers High softball catcher Riley Ludlam wins national championship with Oklahoma.
ENGLEWOOD Charlotte County woman wins $1 million from scratch-off ticket A woman from Englewood has won $1 million from a $20 Gold Rush scratch-off game.
NAPLES Immokalee woman accused of leaving puppy in hot truck for over an hour An Immokalee woman has been arrested after allegedly leaving a puppy inside of a hot truck for over an hour while she shopped in Naples.
NAPLES Woman accused of physically abusing child at Naples home daycare A woman was arrested on Tuesday after she had been allegedly physically abusing a child at a Naples home daycare.
Del Taco to consider expanding to other Southwest Florida sites The 12th Del Taco in Florida—with a 13th set to open next week in Kissimmee—has about 55 employees.
NCH public meeting addresses contract stalemate with Florida Blue Without a contract by Oct. 1, NCH would no longer be in network for about 40,000 Florida Blue members, resulting in higher out-of-pocket payments for those still choosing to use NCH services, facilities and physicians.
Charlotte County deputies investigate shooting near US 41 The Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office is investigating the aftermath of a shooting near a Wawa convenience store.
South FORT MYERS Deputies investigate burglary at Royal Arcade in South Fort Myers The Lee County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a burglary at the Royal Arcade in North Fort Myers.
Lee County school superintendent candidates to debate over hot button issues Candidates competing for the Lee Count School Superintendent title will face off to discuss issues and possible solutions.
The Weather Authority The Weather Authority: Hotter with scattered storms this Wednesday The Weather Authority is tracking a hotter Wednesday ahead; scattered storms are expected throughout the day.
Teenage boys suspected of car stealing spree According to the Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office, two 16-year-old boys have been connected to five stolen cars and 28 vehicle break-ins.
naples Negotiations between NCH and Florida Blue could impact SWFL residents A high-stakes healthcare negotiation is hanging in the balance as NCH and Florida Blue are at odds over how to handle the rising cost of health.
Cape Coral’s Darrion Jones ready to go from Seahawk to Jayhawk Cape Coral senior safety Darrion Jones reflects on his time in high school and looks ahead to playing for the Kansas Jayhawks in college.
Preserving paradise: protecting our water quality There’s a local effort underway to protect what many believe is our most precious resource: our water.
NORTH FORT MYERS What will happen to the Shell Factory’s animals after it closes? The Shell Factory in North Fort Myers is set to close after nearly ninety years of business. The owner plans to sell the property, but what will happen to the hundreds of animals?
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed an executive order to allow the state attorney general to investigate the attempted assassination of Donald Trump in West Palm Beach. During a news conference on Tuesday morning, DeSantis announced the assignment for Attorney General Ashley Moody following the assassination attempt that occurred against the former president on Sunday. DeSantis believed that the alleged shooter, Ryan Routh, had committed multiple state law violations, prompting the investigation. According to the governor, Florida has the most straightforward process regarding state law violations, primarily mentioning attempted murder. “I have directed state agencies to move expeditiously and provide full transparency to the public,” said DeSantis. The governor then shifted the podium to Moody, who began her statement by thanking DeSantis for granting her the case while directing blame to the Democrats for not providing enough safety for the former president after the first assassination attempt. DeSantis then ended the conference, hopeful that the investigation would be conducted swiftly and that the findings would be accurate and forthcoming to the public. This second assassination attempt differs from what happened in Butler, Pennsylvania, because the sniper fired several rounds at Trump, with one round hitting him in the ear. That’s a federal case, 100%. At Trump’s golf club Sunday, the suspected gunman did not fire.Secret Service agents shot at the suspect, prompting him to run away. It is not unusual for state and federal law enforcement agencies to run parallel investigations, and that’s what DeSantis proposes. Potential attempted murder on the state side and attempted assassination of a former federal official on the federal side. Who goes first? Retired FBI agent Bob Foley told us that the U.S. Attorney’s office has the final say. “It’s called the supremacy clause, and the feds have supremacy at the end of the day. It’s their case to investigate and prosecute,” Foley said. “Oftentimes, at the end of the day, they synergize resources and achieve a bigger result. I expect to see that here there may be some political bumps and bruises.” At this hour, Routh is in federal custody. The FBI has already done interviews with witnesses and others. We asked the Florida Attorney General’s Office if the FBI will share those interviews with state investigators or if those investigators have to ask their own questions. The U.S. Attorney for South Florida will not talk about the state case.