Investigations

It takes some people decades to pay off their student loans. One woman’s last payment was in sight until she took a gamble she said she was told to take.

A local police officer resigned in lieu of termination after dozens of disciplinary actions against him, so how was he hired at another SWFL law enforcement agency?

Lee Schools changing the rules to improve safety and discipline.

Lee County Sheriff Carmine Marceno sat down exclusively with Investigative Reporter Peter Fleischer to provide answers about why an off-duty deputy was driven home instead of to jail.

The fate of the long-awaited park at the old Dunbar sludge site might lie in Fort Myers voters’ hands.

Thousands of dollars of cash paid and not a bit of work done. That’s what one Cape Coral grandmother is dealing with as she tries to recover from Hurricane Ian.

The decades old sludge site on South Street in Fort Myers was supposed to become a park. Now, the neighborhood’s long-awaited promise could be in jeopardy. Even though the sludge is gone, the arsenic and other unhealthy minerals may be back.

The United States Attorney’s Office has announced charges in a federal civil rights investigation of a Hendry County Sheriff’s Office deputy.

When you walk inside a store, do you prefer waiting in line to see a cashier or entering the self-checkout section?

The heart of a tiny SWFL community has reopened just in time to host voters for election season.