Two 10-year-olds accused of exchanging gun for money on school groundsSWFL could feel economic impacts of Baltimore bridge collapse
FORT MYERS Florida leads the country in immigration case backlogs While there has been backlash at the border over immigration, Florida is leading the country in backlogged cases.
IMMOKALEE Immokalee tutor helps pay forward generosity From working on a farm during the day to being a mother at night, this mom had no idea how she was going to make it. That’s when the Guadalupe Center stepped in to lend a helping hand.
BONITA SPRINGS Bonita Springs group offering free medical checkups and medicine Many people are struggling to make ends meet and pay for basic health care, and in the Hispanic community, it’s a real problem.
FORT MYERS Cracking down on IDs of undocumented immigrants Florida lawmakers are taking aim at a tool that’s important to undocumented immigrants. Under a new bill, cities and counties wouldn’t be allowed to issue community ID cards anymore.
FORT MYERS Push for direct flights to the Dominican Republic from RSW The same group that pushed for and got direct flights from Southwest Florida International Airport to Puerto Rico is now trying to get direct flights to the Dominican Republic.
Governor Ron DeSantis’ future for immigration One of the big topics at Wednesday night’s debate was what to do with the chaos at the southern border, and Governor DeSantis didn’t hold back.
LEHIGH ACRES 1-year-old survives crash that killed man and woman in Lehigh Acres A man and woman are dead after a crash along Lee Boulevard in Lehigh Acres Tuesday night. The baby, less than a year old, was taken to the hospital but is doing fine.
FORT MYERS Celebrating Three Kings Day in SWFL Saturday marks the twelfth day since Christmas, and although Christmas and New Year festivities have concluded, to some, there is still much to celebrate.
Rise in flu cases in Charlotte County Right now, there are many flu cases in Charlotte County. The Department of Health is listing it as a high-risk zone.
FORT MYERS The White House challenges Texas over razor wire Right now, there are miles of razor wire along the Rio Grande, but people are still crossing the border and seeking refuge.