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The Tennis Complex at FGCU and The Courts at Cape Coral were both awarded 2026 Outstanding Facility Awards by the USTA.
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Growing concerns over license plate readers could surface in Collier County today during the September meeting of the Board of County Commissioners with residents being urged to sign up to speak and make their views known about the information-collecting devices.
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The Cape Coral City Council approved $500,000 in Wednesday's meeting to address a sinking roadway in the northwest region of the city. This comes as residents living along the impacted area face U.S. Postal Service delivery delays.
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The Cape Coral Fire Department is offering free reflective backpack flashers as a public safety measure. The small LED lights are red and can be clipped on to a child's backpack to make them more visible to motorists.
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A Cape Coral library program was built to teach English. Its regulars say that's not why they keep returning.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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A Cape Coral restaurant and a synagogue are working together to collect relief supplies for survivors of Venezuela's recent earthquakes.
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Residents, veterans, community partners, and visitors are invited to attend. The event is free and open to the public.