Final day for Cape Coral Pkwy corridor study survey
CAPE CORAL, Fla. — Tuesday is the final day for Cape Coral residents to share their input on the future of Cape Coral Parkway. Residents are invited to fill out a survey as part of the Cape Coral Parkway Corridor Study, which aims to examine how Cape Coral Parkway functions and identify options to improve safety, mobil
Babcock Ranch’s 4th of July ‘Canopy Kaboom’ event canceled due to ongoing Charlotte County...
BABCOCK RANCH, Fla. — Organizers for Babcock Ranch's 4th of July "Canopy Kaboom" event announced on Monday that due to Charlotte County's ongoing burn ban, it has been canceled. In a post on Facebook, the event organizers said that they pursued several avenues to continue the event, and were...
Celebrating 250 years Southwest Florida style
Southwest Florida is about to celebrate the nation’s 250th birthday in the area’s own signature style, and area officials are here to talk about it. They share their comments on the occasion, the way one might sign a birthday card, and we look at the area celebrations to join throughout Collier, Lee and Charlotte count
Exclusive: Developer wants road through ‘crown jewel’ Corkscrew Swamp
A proposal by Cameratta Companies would carve a new road through Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary to serve Kingston, a massive master-planned development in Lee County. The Kingston community is approved for up to 10,000 homes, which could mean roughly 24,500 people needing to evacuate if a storm heads their way. In March, th
Community tips lead Cape Coral police to 2 suspects accused of stealing from Target
CAPE CORAL, Fla. — Tips from the Southwest Florida community helped Cape Coral police locate and arrest two people accused of retail theft at a local Target store. According to the Cape Coral Police Department, on June 5, officers responded to a delayed report of a theft at the Target located at 2430 Santa Barbara Boul
After 22 SWFL children are saved
Children in trauma can be in circumstances nearly impossible for adults to comprehend let alone for children to communicate. So, a coalition of experts and a community of care is necessary to help save them. Recently that’s exactly what happened for 22 children in Southwest Florida. And their recovery continues with le
Leave the Sparks to the Pros: Choose Light Up Lemon Bay for America’s 250th
Englewood Area Fire Control District recently posted a reminder about the ongoing burn ban. Drought conditions haven’t improved, so the ban is still in effect. That means private fireworks and sparklers are off-limits for everyone in Sarasota and Charlotte Counties this July 4. No need to miss out, though....
Major heat risk on the Gulf Coast Monday, Saharan dust limits rain chances
FORT MYERS, Fla. — Temperatures are soaring sky-high this Monday and pushing feel-like temperatures to the triple digits. Your Gulf Coast Weather Most Accurate Forecast calls for limited rain chances on Monday. That's thanks to a layer of Saharan dust that is filtering across the Gulf Coast. Some isolated downpours wil
Students Cannot Pursue Careers They Never See: Why Work-Based Learning Matters for Charlotte County
Students cannot pursue careers they never see. That simple idea is one of the most important workforce development lessons for Charlotte County. If students do not know a career exists, do not understand what the job looks like, or never meet someone doing that work locally, it is harder for them to imagine that future
July 11th is National Mojito Day
Doc Ford’s Rum Bar & Grille will celebrate National Mojito Day Saturday, July 11, with a lime jelly bean guessing contest, $250 restaurant gift card prizes and complimentary keepsake mojito glasses for guests who order from the restaurant’s mojito menu, while supplies last. National Mojito Day is celebrated...

















