Alex Orenczuk is a Reporter at KALB-TV. He covers a diverse range of topics, including regional interest, world news, crime and justice, and health and wellness, with particular focus on construction and real estate. Alex's work has been featured in KALB-TV, WFTX FOX 4, KPLC-TV, and WAFB TV.
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The latest red tide sampling data suggests shows the bacteria is not present in Charlotte County anymore.
The Port Charlotte Beach Park will remain closed for the foreseeable future.
Some areas of North Fort Myers are still lined with storm debris, as recovery efforts continue across Southwest Florida.
More than 35,000 erroneous Charlotte County tax bills were sent to Monroe County property owners.
By: Alex Orenczuk, Ella Rhoades, WFTX Digital Team Posted 4 minutes ago
More than 400 boats are being displayed in downtown Fort Myers for the 52nd annual Fort Myers Boat Show.
New data shows the demand for a shopping center on Burnt Store Road will be met by 2030.
By: Alex Orenczuk
“We’re asking for it to be open by Thanksgiving and we’re going to continue to press, and we don’t think this issue is over,” said Frank Kudrna.
Greg Murray resigned from his as role as Punta Gorda's city manager two weeks after three outgoing city council members approved a 20-week severance package for him.
The City of Punta Gorda will pay former City Manager Greg Murray over $75,000 over the next 20 weeks following his resignation.
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