Morgan Rynor

What started off as two friends horsing around ended in a severe injury and a lawsuit. A family has sued Southwest Florida Christian Academy after their son snapped his neck while horsing around with a second teen. The teen with the injury now lives with limited motion. The lawsuit claims the school is at fault […]

Wednesday marked not only President Donald Trump’s last hours in office but his final ride on Air Force One. Once landed, crowds gathered to see his motorcade drive through West Palm Beach en route to Mar-A-Lago. In his final moment in office, President Trump spoke to a crowd. “I wish the new administration, great luck […]

Florida is set to welcome its newest family, as President Donald Trump along with the first lady and the rest of his family are set to arrive at Mar-a-Lago on Palm Beach Wednesday. As President-elect Joe Biden is being sworn in on Inauguration Day, Trump will be at his island home. President Trump plans to […]

Lee County seniors who were told to wait by their phones over the weekend for a second dose vaccine appointment are still waiting. The calls, Lee County said, were supposed to come over the weekend between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday. Lee County said operators would continue calling people to make […]

President-elect Joe Biden announced a nearly $2 trillion plan to “save America.” This could include another check for you. Much of the money is aimed at adding organization to the nation’s vaccine rollout. Health departments, hospitals, Publix, CVS and Walgreens, even churches in Florida have gotten into the vaccine distribution business. But, with that being […]

A Southwest Florida Republican congressman is making controversial claims about Democrats, including that they are pulling the race card to push for impeachment. Congressman Byron Donalds, who is Black, said Democrats are weaponizing race, which will only divide the nation further. “I know that there’s been times that they’ve called the president, a white supremacist. […]

The sudden death of Joe Coviello has left a hole in the largest city’s mayoral seat. Cape Coral city councilmembers, due to the Sunshine Law, won’t be able to discuss how to fill the seat for at least a week until they meet again. They are scheduled to meet on Jan. 20. Tom Hayden, who […]

Sen. Rick Scott is voicing concerns over who’s getting the COVID-19 vaccine in Florida, tweeting that Floridians deserve the vaccine over non-residents. The Republican senator said this weekend that “health care and front line workers and most vulnerable populations” should get priority, not foreign nationals. But counties say that would go against their instructions. Scott’s […]

A clear divide in our country now stands after the attack at the Capitol on Wednesday. But did misinformation spreading across social media become the catalyst for this attack? There is so much information out there including pictures and memes that make it onto our Twitter and Facebook feeds. Some of these photos claim that […]

Members of U.S. Congress were working toward a peaceful transfer of power Thursday after an assault on the U.S. Capitol the day before. Rioters carrying MAGA signs stormed the Capitol after President Donald Trump urged his supporters to march to the Capitol Building, where lawmakers were in the process of confirming President-Elect Joe Biden. We […]