Cape Coral

A Cape Coral library program was built to teach English. Its regulars say that's not why they keep returning.

More than forty years after twenty-three-year-old Rose Marie Gayhart went missing in Lee County, Cape Coral police have released new information related to her disappearance.

After the Cape Coral Community Fridge received a city code violation in March, community members rallied to support the resource. Now, the fridge remains open as organizers work with the city on plans for a permanent structure.

A new semi-professional soccer club is coming to Cape Coral, offering local players an opportunity to compete as interest in the sport continues to grow in the United States thanks to the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

A Cape Coral restaurant and a synagogue are working together to collect relief supplies for survivors of Venezuela's recent earthquakes.

Residents, veterans, community partners, and visitors are invited to attend. The event is free and open to the public.

Celebrate July Fourth at events throughout the region

A drop in the Keetch-Byram Drought Index to below 600 and has prompted Lee County and the City of Cape Coral to lift the temporary burn ban issued in January.

The trailhead parking area at Yellow Fever Creek Preserve on Del Prado Blvd. N. in Cape Coral, is closed temporarily June 1 through 4.

A Cape Coral faith leader weighs in after a terror attack on one of San Diego's largest mosques.