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A woman in Cape Coral is accused of pepper spraying multiple dogs at the Rotary Park Dog Park, leaving the community shocked. Cape Coral Police reported that 67-year-old Charlene Tedesco sprayed ...

Easter weekend in Fort Myers and Cape Coral, Florida is expected to be hot, but not record-breaking. Inland areas are predicted to reach highs around 90 degrees Fahrenheit. Coastal areas will be ...

Cape Coral is gearing up for a major transformation. The city manager has announced the launch of the Bureau of Transformative Change, also known as the BTC. Residents can look forward to ...

Welcome to Walk-On’s Sports Bistreaux, which debuted April 14 in Cape Coral with a deep lineup of Cajun flavors. “The No. 1 thing people are going to be surprised about, without a doubt ...

Here are some of the best things to do this Friday through Sunday, April 18-20, in Fort Myers, Cape Coral, Estero and the rest of Lee County. The fun includes egg hunts, visits with the Easter ...

Elie Wiesel said, “The opposite of love is not hate, but indifference.” If one hates another person, there is passion involved though it may be pointed in a negative direction. To be ...

The family of Victor Perez, the 17-year-old autistic Idaho boy with cerebral palsy who died after he was shot by polic e outside his home this month, notified the city of Pocatello of its ...

The suspect, Lamar L. Mabry, 36, who was arrested in East Oakland, was sought on a warrant charging him with several felonies. Related Articles Driver dies in solo Walnut Creek car crash near ...

"So, I think there's an awareness." That's true at Alphapointe, where more than half the workforce is blind, according to Mabry. "'Made in America' — that means people who are blind who are ...

80% of training is technical and 20% is professional development. Photo courtesy of Per Scholas St. Louis local Keisha Mabry’s friends said she has changed her career at least 10 times in her life.