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Angelina Jolie undergoes procedure to remove breasts after learning she's at heightened risk of developing breast cancer.
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Russian officials claim a U.S. diplomat is actually a CIA spy that tried to recruit a Russian agent.
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Expert comes to SWFL to teach high schoolers, and parents, about the cost of college.
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Ft. Myers Police Chief Doug Baker is calling out a downtown nightclub - for drawing what he characterizes as a historically problem crowd.
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Police are looking for the trigger-person who fired shots into a crowd of people and police early Thursday morning.
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Commissioners were invited to attend the official announcement Tuesday at the airport, so they cut their weekly meeting short - deferring some business until next week.
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According to a probable cause statement, Sheriff's Deputy Michael Ronga is accused of robbing a man of $170, his cell phone and punching him in the face several times.
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Organizers asked participants for a suggested $5 donation to help pay down the $15,000 ballpark they still owe the city.
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You can expect to see mosquito helicopters out this weekend - spraying to control the pests - which got a head start to their season this week.
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If you've ever owned property, you know how it's supposed to work. You pay for it, you get the title. And you would think that property's yours, right? Not so fast. ...
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Four In Your Corner's Colleen Hogan is showing you some new ways to ditch your service and get cable channels on the cheap!
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Senator Bill Nelson (D-FL) and city leaders will break ground at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday on the massive construction project.
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The company is playing Lee County against a county in Oklahoma to relocate. It has pledged to potentially bring 700 jobs with an average wage of $102,000 a year.
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Cape Coral Councilman Marty McClain says now that the economy's on the rebound in the city, it's time for some businesses to rein in some of the extreme signage.
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This Monday, council will vote to add a ten-percent 'public service tax' to residents and business owners LCEC electric bill.
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State lawmakers are voting today on a controversial elections bill that some say would make it harder for some people to vote.
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A public hearing was held as part of the state's process to decide if there's a need for a new hospital, among other things.
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State lawmakers are hammering out a deal that would use a blend of state and federal money to offer health coverage to uninsured Floridians under President Barack Obama's health overhaul.
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Court administration gets the credit for the renovation, which re-opened the Monroe Street entrance and consolidated several services onto the first floor.
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Four In Your Corner's Colleen Hogan is getting that answer from immigration officials.
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