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Snowbird season is over, traffic is a mess from the Caloosahatchee Bridge closure and the new parking system isn’t exactly perfect in downtown Fort Myers.
Lee County released new data this week on how different areas in the county are bouncing back after Ian by looking at how many hotels have reopened since the storm.
Lake O’s water level has gone up by half a foot over the last several days due to the drenching the southern part of the state has received.
Residents in a south Fort Myers neighborhood had water going up to their garages after the downpour ended.
The Charlotte County School District is pioneering a unique approach to make summer learning more engaging.
Many in San Carlos Park are worried about the water being hazardous for kids.
Bringing a restaurant loved by the community back to life. Last year, Fort Myers City Council hoped to save the Edison Restaurant.
For six years, time stood still inside the 1200 building of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High, and on Friday, the site where 17 people were massacred is getting torn down.
A decisive vote has set the stage for a major shift in southwest Florida’s healthcare landscape.
Thursday, the Lee Health board voted 9 to 1 majority in favor of transitioning Lee Health, the largest non-for-profit public health system in the state, to a private entity.
The move has sparked both support and dissent within the community.
The Naples Art Institute has more than 100 timeless pieces of art and illustrations on display as part of a Childhood Classics exhibition.
A chilling timeline of evidence revealed what a killer was thinking leading up to mass murder at a Sebring bank.
We’re all accustomed to our doctor using a stethoscope to listen to our heart at just about every visit. It’s one of the most fundamental screening tools. Now, thanks to artificial intelligence, the stethoscope just got a whole lot smarter.
Cars submerged in water are all around Florida thanks to the rain and flooding brought out by this storm. That doesn’t mean you won’t see them on car lots later, seemingly ready to hit the road again.
Nature will continue flourishing on Floridians’ doorsteps after Governor Ron DeSantis ensured conservation remains a top priority with his 2024-2025 Focus on Florida’s Future Budget.
As the rainy season continues, local animal trappers say we’re likely to see more invasive cane toads.
Snowbird season is over, traffic is a mess from the Caloosahatchee Bridge closure and the new parking system isn’t exactly perfect in downtown Fort Myers.
Lee County released new data this week on how different areas in the county are bouncing back after Ian by looking at how many hotels have reopened since the storm.
Lake O’s water level has gone up by half a foot over the last several days due to the drenching the southern part of the state has received.
Residents in a south Fort Myers neighborhood had water going up to their garages after the downpour ended.
The Charlotte County School District is pioneering a unique approach to make summer learning more engaging.
Many in San Carlos Park are worried about the water being hazardous for kids.
Bringing a restaurant loved by the community back to life. Last year, Fort Myers City Council hoped to save the Edison Restaurant.
For six years, time stood still inside the 1200 building of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High, and on Friday, the site where 17 people were massacred is getting torn down.
A decisive vote has set the stage for a major shift in southwest Florida’s healthcare landscape.
Thursday, the Lee Health board voted 9 to 1 majority in favor of transitioning Lee Health, the largest non-for-profit public health system in the state, to a private entity.
The move has sparked both support and dissent within the community.
The Naples Art Institute has more than 100 timeless pieces of art and illustrations on display as part of a Childhood Classics exhibition.
A chilling timeline of evidence revealed what a killer was thinking leading up to mass murder at a Sebring bank.
We’re all accustomed to our doctor using a stethoscope to listen to our heart at just about every visit. It’s one of the most fundamental screening tools. Now, thanks to artificial intelligence, the stethoscope just got a whole lot smarter.
Cars submerged in water are all around Florida thanks to the rain and flooding brought out by this storm. That doesn’t mean you won’t see them on car lots later, seemingly ready to hit the road again.
Nature will continue flourishing on Floridians’ doorsteps after Governor Ron DeSantis ensured conservation remains a top priority with his 2024-2025 Focus on Florida’s Future Budget.
As the rainy season continues, local animal trappers say we’re likely to see more invasive cane toads.
FORT MYERS, Fla. — Fitness enthusiasts can now exercise their “inner star” with Broadway dance workout classes.
Shereen Ghandour attends one of these dance classes once a week for 45 minutes.
“It’s so easy to get into the steps, and once you know the choreography you can’t stop and you just continue dancing once you leave the gym,” she said.
Mitchell Wayne, a dance instructor from New York City, said it’s a great way for people to relive what they saw on stage.
“When you’re with a group of people that are doing the same steps that make you think, ‘Oh my God, I can do the steps just like I saw on Broadway,’” he said.
John Mayer, a Chicago-based clinical psychologist, believes these workouts are an excellent way to cope with everyday stress.
“This is a way in which people can escape and identify with being on Broadway, Mayer said. “It’s a great coping mechanism and we all need good coping mechanisms to deal with the stress of life.”
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In honor of National Health and Fitness Day, Bone Builders classes are being offered across Naples by RSVP.
NASA on Tuesday unveiled a new batch of images from its new powerful space telescope, including a foamy blue and orange shot of a dying star. The first image from the $10 billion James Webb Space Telescope was released Monday at the White House — a jumble of distant galaxies that went deeper into the […]A man who stripped naked before working out at a New Hampshire gym told police officers that he thought he was in a “Judgement Free Zone,” before being arrested. NECN reports 34-year-old Eric Stagno, of Haverhill, Massachusetts, was charged with indecent exposure, lewdness and disorderly conduct on Sunday for taking off his clothes and exercising at a […]Erick Armstead, personal trainer with Fyzical Fitness and Balance centers, demonstrates warm-up exercises.
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