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The Cape Coral Charter Review Commission proposed that the City Council move to a single-member district election, rather than the at-large election system they are in now. That failed on day one.

As the Cape Coral City Council considers whether or not to advance pay raises for themselves to the voters next year, we analyzed the data from other cities of comparable populations to give you an idea of how other mayors and city council members are compensated.

We go behind the political machinery of Cape Coal tonight with former councilman Tom Hayden and Charter Review Commission member Don Apking. They'll be followed by Cape Coral Garden Club President Sylvia Swartz. We go LIVE at 5PM.

The Cape Coral Museum of History and Incredible Bank have teamed up for an event to honor those serving in the Armed Forces, Veterans, and their families with a festival tomorrow.

If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Homeowners that do not understand the construction world, that are trustworthy people, and who need work done fast, should do everything possible not to get scammed.

Keep Lee County Beautiful recently wrapped up another successful Monofilament Madness cleanup event where hundreds of pounds of marine debris was pulled from local waterways.

Wicked Dolphin has been named the #1 Best Craft Rum in the United States by USA TODAY. It’s the 5th time the Cape Coral facility has won the top honor since opening in 2012.

Curious about kayaking, canoeing, or stand-up paddleboarding? Want to learn how to stay safe on the water? The Coast Guard is hosting a Paddle Sports and Water Safety Day.

The Lee County Library System will celebrate veterans and promote resources available to service members and their families at the 3rd annual Vet Fest Thursday, November 13th at Lakes Regional Library.

The Fort Myers Beach Woman’s Club and Margaritaville Beach Resort are partnering for a Fashion Show Wednesday, November 12th from 11:30AM to 1:30PM.

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