One person hurt in shooting, rollover crash in Golden Gate

The Collier County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a shooting and rollover crash in Golden Gate that injured one person. Deputies say they have four people in custody who are being questioned about the shooting. The sheriff’s office responded to 23rd Ct SW just before noon. They say four people were riding in a stolen BMW […]

Seven bullet holes damage two businesses in Cape Coral

Two businesses in Cape Coral were shot up with bullet holes, making it the second shooting in that area within the last week. According to Cape Coral police, there were seven bullet holes in one building. Pete Wall works a couple of doors down from both businesses, at the plaza on southeast 16th Place in […]

Would widening Estero Blvd. on Fort Myers Beach to four lanes ease traffic?

People want more pedestrian access and faster traffic on Estero Boulevard and the town of Fort Myers Beach has a chance to make changes as they recover from Hurricane Ian. Estero Blvd. was a busy road before the storm, and ever since the storm discussions have come up about widening the road. While Daniel Allers, […]

SHIP program opens helping Cape Coral residents cover insurance deductibles

Cape Coral residents were lining up on Monday just for the chance to apply for the SHIP program to help residents rebuild after Ian, but only if they meet a few requirements. A new program, known as SHIP, can help people living in Cape Coral recover from Hurricane Ian’s damage. The program is designed to […]

Many businesses in Cape Coral continue to work toward reopening

Many of us are still working to return to normal after Hurricane Ian swept most of our possessions away. In Cape Coral, a lot of businesses are still not open. They are working as hard and as fast as they can to open back up. The owner of the South Cape Diner, Felix Estivaine, spends […]

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Two women report incidents of indecent exposure just days apart in Cape Coral

Men expose themselves to women at two places just minutes away from each other in Cape Coral. One incident occurred at a Dollar General on Chiquita Boulevard. Another at the Dollar Tree just down the road. Women are disgusted to hear what happened, but right now, the police have no person of interest. Skimming the […]

Roger Hernstadt resigns as Fort Myers Beach town manager

Working to better a community is what Roger Hernstadt, the Fort Myers Beach town manager, discussed in his resignation letter. Hernstadt said Hurricane Ian negatively impacted much of what he did for the town in his six years, and Hernstadt feels new leadership will help with the area’s future. On Monday, members of the Fort […]

Celebrating WWII veteran on Saint James City

At just 19 years old, Richard Bergeron took on the responsibility of fighting for democracy and freedom. Now, he’s 99 years young and decades later, the World War II veteran got to spend the day shaking people’s hands in Saint James City. But thing’s haven’t been easy since Hurricane Ian. Bergeron, a retired veteran of […]

Cape Vineyard Church opens food truck to help feed families for free

Cape Vineyard Church has been feeding community members ever since Hurricane Charley. But after Ian, they realized there was more need than ever before. So they’re going the extra mile to help, hitting the road with a new food truck. “It is really different than anything we’ve done. Normally, people come here on a Thursday […]

Lee County reduces time frame for 50% rule from five years to one

Relief is on the way for homeowners facing FEMA’s 50% rule. Lee County voted to shorten the reach-back rule from five years to one. That could help people rebuild without the added cost of bringing their properties up to the current code. This is a relief for many families who’ve been on the fence about […]