Chris Porter is a journalist based in Port Charlotte, Florida, specializing in local news coverage. With a focus on community events, political developments, and environmental issues, Chris has written for Sun News Media and has been featured in IWCP, First Coast News, and NVIDIA.
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Chris Porter's coverage is primarily focused on local news and community events in Port Charlotte, Florida. His articles cover a wide range of topics including education, weather, pets, and house & home.
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Many homes on Englewood's Manasota Key were damaged or demolished by pounding surf and winds from Hurricane Milton on Wednesday night and Thursday morning.
PUNTA GORDA — The reason we can't have nice things: Hurricane Milton.
By: Chris Porter
Sports Director Chris Porter sits down with two survivors, a mother and her baby, for an exclusive interview that will air Tuesday evening.
By: Chris Porter
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By: Chris Porter
A contract hauler dumps hurricane debris at Charlotte County's collection site at Kevitt Boulevard on Tuesday morning. The debris there is counted and photographed, and the long piles are reaching
ENGLEWOOD — A large red tide bloom is making its presence known off Southwest Florida's coast, with particularly high concentrations of the algae turning up in the Gulf of Mexico
Hurricane debris from destroyed homes is piled up along a half-mile segment of South McCall Road and its sidestreets in Englewood, just north of the Sarasota County line.
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ENGLEWOOD — Health officials in Charlotte County issued a health alert Friday for the presence of red tide near Stump Pass and Little Gasparilla Island near Placida.
An error by a vendor caused a big headache this week at the Charlotte County Tax Collector's office — and for more than 35,000 people who own property in Florida's Monroe County.
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