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New medical research is giving patients hope that the damage done by strokes doesn’t have to be permanent.

  New Year’s Eve is always a big celebration, but it isn’t always celebrated in a safe, smart way; every year, celebratory gunfire hurts people on New Year’s Eve, even in Southwest Florida. In only seconds, innocent people’s lives are changed forever, and it’s easily preventable. Capt. Shawn Yates with the Fort Myers Police Department […]

For the surfing Santas off Florida’s central coast, the Atlantic Ocean felt more like the North Pole than the Sunshine State as temperatures on Saturday morning plunged to around freezing, while freeze warnings were in place for at least half of the state. Parts of the Florida Panhandle had wind chills that dipped into the […]

Comedian, actor and podcaster Sebastian Maniscalco is coming to Southwest Florida as part of his “It Ain’t Right” Tour.

The city manager for Southwest Florida’s largest city is out after scoring only slightly above average on the yearly evaluation. Cape Coral City Council voted against extending Rob Hernandez’s contract on Wednesday. Cape Coral Mayor John Gunter wanted someone exceptional for the city manager role. After Hernandez received a 3.8 out of 5 during his […]

This weekend didn’t just consist of those enjoying the beach. Others were paying tribute to our troops lost.

There’s no “Going back to normal” on Sanibel after Ian, but Helene isn’t stopping people as they work towards a “New normal.”

Councilman Liston Bochette said burying the power lines won’t just help with the look of the area but much more.

Unfortunately, algae isn’t the only concern. Under the surface, scientists worry about another pollutant: Microplastics.

If you haven’t already stocked up on supplies for the storm, now is the time.