Two 10-year-olds accused of exchanging gun for money on school groundsSWFL could feel economic impacts of Baltimore bridge collapse
CALOOSAHATCHEE Army Corps begins lowering Lake O’s water level; How will it affect the Caloosahatchee? The Caloosahatchee is expected to swell when Lake Okeechobee will soon begin dumping enough water to fill an Olympic-sized swimming pool every 22 seconds.
ENGLEWOOD FEMA to start collecting rent for temporary housing program For 16 months those affected by Hurricane Ian have relied on FEMA’s direct temporary housing program for a place to live.
Advocates worry about Lake Okeechobee water releases Huge amounts of water are being released from Lake Okeechobee down to the Caloosahatche River. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers says the lake is too high and needs to be lowered before the rainy season, hurricane season and algae bloom season. The situation is similar to one that happened eight years ago. “We’re in […]
CAPTIVA Jaw-dropping discovery on Captiva Beach leads to more questions Rebecca Dodds originally thought the bone she found came from a marine animal.
LEE COUNTY Lake Okeechobee releasing tons of water over the weekend About 30,000 gallons of water per second will pour into the Caloosahatchee from Lake Okeechobee beginning over the weekend.
FORT MYERS BEACH Man affected by Ian building back home thanks to community The story of a man who was down and out but, with some help from the community, did a complete 180.
NAPLES Dashcam video of plane crash critical for NTSB The video is exactly what NTSB investigators say they need to piece together what happened.
NAPLES Woman who helped plane survivors to safety speaks out We are learning more about the three people who ran from the flaming wreckage of a plane that crashed on Interstate 75.
SOUTH FORT MYERS LCSO: SWAT sniper kills man who held 2 hostages during attempted bank robbery An attempted bank robbery turned deadly at the Bank of America near the Bell Tower Shops in Lee County.
FORT MYERS NAACP opposes legislation that eliminates review boards The future of police oversight in Florida is up in the air after a bill continues to make its way through the legislature that would do away with police review boards.