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Cape official on leave during domestic violence investigation
Cape Coral's city manager won't be in the office for the forseeable future, according to the public affairs manager. → Read More
Swim advisory lifted for Lee County beaches
Lee County beaches are back to normal after showing higher-than-normal levels of bacteria under a post-Hurricane Irma advisory. → Read More
Important phone numbers, websites for SWFL
List of important phone numbers and links to have readily available ahead of Hurricane Irma → Read More
State of emergency in Collier prior to Scott's visit
There are no storm shelters open within the boundaries as of this writing, but there are nine preparing to open -- that includes one for those with special needs. → Read More
106 people, 22 animals rescued by San Carlos Park firefighters
After the torrential downpours that led to rising waters in Southwest Florida, firefighters from the San Carlos Park Fire Department have been very busy. → Read More
'Slenderman' murder case prompts teen mental health discussion
One of two Wisconsin girls charged in the Slenderman case pleaded guilty to attempted second-degree homicide on Monday. We brought in a doctor and an attorney to talk more about teen mental health. → Read More
200 dogs rescued from Puerto Rico; van headed to Naples
A total of 25 dogs are headed to their facility at 370 Airport Pulling Road, between Golden Gate Parkway and Davis Boulevard. → Read More
Protests turn unruly after Trump's Phoenix speech
A day of noisy but largely peaceful protests of President Donald Trump's speech in Phoenix turned unruly as police fired pepper spray at crowds after someone apparently lobbed rocks and bottles at ... → Read More
More huskies abandoned based on 'Game of Thrones'
Fans across the country can't get enough of Game of Thrones, but it's sparking a trend across the country. → Read More
US soldier killed in battle with IS in Afghanistan
An American soldier was killed and several others were wounded in a battle with Islamic State militants in eastern Afghanistan. → Read More
PHOTOS: 17 vehicles hit by DUI driver trying to park
A total of 17 cars were hit by a drunk driver in central Florida early Friday, according to the Florida Highway Patrol. → Read More
Why do I need special glasses to watch solar eclipse?
Both Sam Sagona, co-owner of Eye Care of Southwest Florida, and Dr. Jill Sagona joined us in studio to answer why special glasses are so important to wear when checking out this special celestial e... → Read More
3 hospitalized, road blocked after Bonita rollover crash
Northbound traffic on Imperial Parkway is shut down, leaving drivers on Terry Street unable to turn right onto Imperial Parkway. → Read More
Naples HS teacher lures 2 teens into sex with Snapchat, Instagra
A Naples High School teacher and football coach used Snapchat and Instagram to lure two teens into having sex with him, according to the Collier County Sheriff's Office. → Read More
Get More: Calusa Nature Center on upcoming solar eclipse
If you don't know where you'll be watching the solar eclipse, you may want to think about bringing the family to the Calusa Nature Center and Planetarium. → Read More
White rights activist Richard Spencer denied at University of Fl
White rights activist Richard Spencer is running out of campuses to host him. The University of Florida shut down a request by Spencer's group to have him speak on September 12. → Read More
Get More: Higher education for non-traditional students
Sometimes, it's more convenient to continue higher education later in life, and while there are some hardships with going to school later in life, there are many benefits. → Read More
Report: Lehigh driver dies after running stop sign
It happened at the intersection of East 10th Street and Joel Boulevard. → Read More
300+ bodies recovered from Sierra Leone mudslide
A total of 297 bodies have been brought to the overwhelmed city morgue at the local hospital, including those of 105 men, 83 women and 109 children. → Read More
2 contract rabies from bat bites in Port Charlotte
After being bitten by a bat, two people bitten by a bat tested positive for rabies in Port Charlotte. → Read More