14 Underrated Florida Grills Winning Hearts One Bite At A Time
Florida’s food scene stretches far beyond fancy restaurants and tourist traps that charge you an arm and a leg for mediocre meals. Hidden across the Sunshine State are incredible grills serving up mouthwatering dishes that’ll make your taste buds dance with joy. These local favorites might not have...
Christmas turns into heartbreaking abuse horror: Florida mom films herself beating toddler, covers face...
Florida – A Florida woman is facing criminal charges after she recorded herself assaulting her young daughter and sent the video to a friend along with threatening threats against the child’s father. Authorities say that the distressing event happened on Christmas Day and featured the child being physically and...
Registrations underway for Tour De Cape
Those looking to start the new year off on a once-a-year ride that promotes health and wellness in a unique setting can sign up now. The 35th annual Tour De Cape cycling event takes place Jan. 23-25 where riders from novice to expert can hit varying courses in the spirit of fun, exercise and self-competition.
Watch him f–ing burn to death: According to cops, a mother from Florida recorded...
On Christmas Day 2025, in Fort Myers, Florida (Lee County), 36-year-old Krysten Ann Happel allegedly abused her extremely young daughter—verbally berating her, forcefully tapping/nudging her head repeatedly, and throwing a blanket over her face—while sending disturbing videos and texts to a friend. The texts targeted...
Naples marketing director cloaks himself in history
As senior director at TLC Marketing & Creative Services, 32-year-old Jacob Winge focuses on organizational leadership and strategic planning. He has coordinated hundreds of legislative meetings, roundtables, and rallies in Florida and other states. Diversion. History reenactments. Winge, a fifth-generation Floridian,...
Coastal crush: The impact of human development and climate change on the tarpon population
BOCA GRANDE, Fla. – Before his hook ever hit the water, Capt. Jamie Allen's battle had begun. He whirled his fishing line like a gossamer-thin lasso and expertly plunked his lure right at the nose of a hungry tarpon. It vanished in an instant, and the fly fisherman reeled...
The Cape rings in the new year . . . In style
Wednesday’s New Year’s Eve celebration in the South Cape did have one obvious similarity to the party in New York’s chilly Times Square. It was cold — by Florida standards at least. But the commonality didn’t end there. While thousands of revelers braved the crisp...
Cape Coral Real Estate Market Shows Steady Buyer Activity Through Market Adjustment Period
Southwest Florida's real estate market is settling into a more even pace, giving both buyers and sellers a clearer path forward. Local professionals say the intense swings seen in recent years are leveling out, creating conditions that support thoughtful decisions rather than rushed ones as the market continues to...
FORECAST: Warming into the weekend, plus a rain chance
Here is your forecast for Friday, January 2nd, 2026. This morning, we are waking up with lows in the 50s, 40s inland. Afternoon highs will climb into the low 70s with mostly to partly sunny skies. Tonight we will fall into the 50s with mostly clear skies, making for a...
Lee County to host Touch-a-Truck event
Next weekend, children and adults alike will have a unique opportunity to explore a wide variety of county vehicles up close, including fire trucks, heavy equipment, and more. Lee County Parks & Recreation is welcoming the community to attend the second annual Touch-a-Truck event at Mike Greenwell Regional Park in...

















