Alexia Tsiropoulos is a journalist based in Fort Myers, Florida, focusing on local news and community stories. She is a writer for WBBH-WZVN Southwest Florida and Wbbh-Tv NBC 2, with her work also appearing in WESH 2 CW18. Alexia's articles cover a range of topics, including crime, environmental issues, historical preservation, and human interest stories.
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Alexia's coverage is heavily focused on local news, crime, community issues, and weather in the Fort Myers area of Florida. She frequently incorporates expert commentary into her articles and covers evolving stories and breaking news related to these topics.
When reaching out to Alexia, consider providing insights or commentary from experts with knowledge of local environmental issues, law enforcement officials who can speak about crime trends in the area, professionals involved in community initiatives or wildlife conservation efforts specific to Fort Myers. Additionally, individuals with expertise in weather patterns and their impact on the region would be valuable sources for her articles.
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Salty Sam's Marina is slowly reopening to the boating community in Fort Myers Beach two years after Hurricane Ian.
Two years after Hurricane Ian and Fort Myers Beach residents are rebuilding once again after Helene storm surge washed over the island
By: Alexia Tsiropoulos
Some of the first residents see the destruction left by Hurricane Milton across Manasota Key
By: Alexia Tsiropoulos
From the trenches to the air to the high seas, these men served our nation for decades.
Clean up from two hurricanes after saying one of the hardest goodbyes
By: Alexia Tsiropoulos
Breast Cancer survivor starts nonprofit to help others and their families
By: Alexia Tsiropoulos
LCSO sexual predator and offender units do extra patrols leading up to Halloween night for safe trick-or-treating
By: Alexia Tsiropoulos
From Boca Grande to the fish in the water, everyone is struggling after Hurricanes Helene and Milton
There is a new trend to help people sleep at night. All it takes is tart cherry juice and magnesium — and doctors say it works.
"Skincare smoothie" has taken hold. Teens try to replicate these routines, but some experts warn that this trend may be causing more harm than good.
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