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A brush fire torched Ian-toppled trees in North Fort Myers on Friday afternoon, making it tough for fire crews to battle the flames.

The Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office was building a connection between the men and women sworn to protect the community, all while having a good time. That was the purpose of the first Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office Expo event Friday afternoon at the Port Charlotte Town Center Mall. Families came out and got to meet deputies […]

A step toward making it affordable to “Live local.” That’s the name of the bill now headed to the governor’s desk that aims to make it affordable to live and work in the same place.

The Cape Coral Police Department is investigating a scene at a Southwest 12th Street address.

Shot during a mass shooting at Michigan State University, an Immokalee High School graduate is on the mend.

Boaters sit with fingers and toes crossed as a busy boat lock in Cape Coral may be on the way out.

A chance for LGBTQ youth to explore LGBTQ-related issues facing them is what the organizers of the annual Youth Pride Conference hope to provide.

Destruction, pain, and disappointment are all things we have all felt since Hurricane Ian washed away the lives of many.

Fans of the Cape Coral Yacht Club have learned that it will take between three and four years to complete the post-Ian rebuilding process.

Working on a boat can be tough, but life at sea also involves several conveniences for marine scientists researching post-hurricane water quality.