Investigations

Pandemic-related supply chain shortages have become so normal that we’ve gotten used to them. The good news is the shortages are getting better, but not when it comes to car parts.

Attacks and fighting to go along with low test scores; FLDOE data paints a concerning picture in Lehigh Acres.

Lee County public transit is seeing less than half the ridership it got 10 years ago.

The Fort Myers Police Department is receiving a national honor, but the need for a new headquarters looms.

The old sludge site in Dunbar was supposed to be transformed into a park. Fort Myers promised to build it, but years later, nothing.

Fentanyl is a killer. And there are people who are exposed simply because of their profession.

Premiums have tripled in the past five years, making homeownership an increasingly unaffordable option for people living in southwest Florida.

A Cape Coral couple wants answers. Their insurance claim from Hurricane Ian is still open.

496 days after Hurricane Ian, Elaine and Michael Damiano have not received the money they believe they are entitled to—under their policy—for repairing their home.

Taxpayers are paying hundreds of thousands of dollars in maintenance costs every year.