Justin Kase
Lee Health says coronavirus cases could double in Lee County by next week
Lee Health's top doctor already issued a warning that COVID-19 cases in Lee County could double by next week. There are currently 275 positive...
Fawcett Memorial nurses stage protest, say they don’t have proper gear
Some Southwest Florida nurses are asking for more protective measures from their hospital, and they staged a protest Wednesday to make their point.
The nurses...
FGCU expert talks age and gender regarding coronavirus
We've noticed here in Southwest Florida more men are testing positive for coronavirus than women. And there are more young people getting diagnosed with...
Cape Coral restaurant feeding its laid-off employees
A Cape Coral restaurant that was forced to lay off its employees is helping them make it through a tough time.
Metro Diner had to...
SWFL nurse practitioner tells youth to think of their grandparents
Coronavirus (COVID-19) does not impact senior citizens alone. We are learning more young people are testing positive for coronavirus. A 19-year-old Collier County man...
Man who died of coronavirus visited Immokalee casino days before his death
A Lee County man who died of coronavirus visited the Immokalee Seminole Casino in the days before his death, the company confirms.
Representative Heather Fitzenhagen...
Boat rental businesses getting people out on the water during coronavirus pandemic
One local tourism industry adjusting to life during the coronavirus pandemic is the boat rental business.
Salty Sam's Marina near Fort Myers Beach has been...
Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall remains open despite coronavirus fears
People have been coming out to the Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall in numbers to see the latest performances.
A lot of people we...
Ammunition sales surge amid coronavirus concerns
The owner of Shoot Center says it's not just hand sanitizer and cleaning supplies flying off local shelves.
"Since the beginning of the month, we've...
Boston Marathon postponement creates questions for SWFL runners who qualified
Imagine training months for a marathon, only for it to be postponed. That’s the reality for some runners in Southwest Florida with the new...
