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A group of Sanibel campers got a rare and up-close look at sharks this week.
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The day before Hurricane Ian, there were well over 150 businesses on Sanibel-Captiva Island. Not one was open the day after the storm. But island vibe helps several Sanibel shops, stores and restaurants weather string of hurricanes and slow summer sales.
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A couple from Indiana renews vows with a little help from the island community and the nonprofit Dream Foundation.
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Celebrate July Fourth at events throughout the region
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Lee County Health Department issues an advisory about enterococcus bacteria off Sanibel Causeway.
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CROW is asking local knitters and crocheters to create handmade nests for patients being cared for at Sanibel's hospital.
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Seven women were photographed on local beaches for the 2026 Sports Illustrated swimsuit edition.
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The 89th Sanibel Shell Show will be held Thursday through Saturday at the Sanibel Community House.
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Committee of the Islands is hosting a discussion: “The Property Tax Debate: Pros and Cons”; All are welcome Sunday on Sanibel
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A junonia shell is among the historic and cultural items to be included in the Sanibel time capsule, to be buried Saturday and unearthed in 50 years.