Colton Chavez is a reporter and multimedia journalist (MMJ) for WFTX FOX 4, focusing on local news in Cape Coral, Florida. With a passion for investigative journalism and community reporting, Colton covers a wide range of topics, including local events, politics, crime, and human interest stories.
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The Cape Coral Police Department says a juvenile on a scooter was hit by a car on Friday.
By: Colton Chavez
The presentation online says improvements would reduce overall evacuation times by 18 hours, or almost 30%.
Carole Dean, co-owner of the restaurant, said the couple's Sunday tradition ended because they had to shut down due to the Caloosahatchee bridge construction project.
The city reached out to the contacts for memorial benches and plaques at Jaycee Park, offering detailed options tailored to each type of memorial.
By: Colton Chavez
The Boulder County Sheriff’s Office has been in communication with the Arapahoe County Sheriff’s Office, sharing information about similar cases.
The town of Limon received 35.5 inches of snow this week, creating long days for first responders, drivers, and people living in town.
Velma Donahue-Sandberg, whose husband was a state trooper who was hit and killed while working in 2016, wonders why drivers don't follow the "Move Over" law.
By: Colton Chavez
"When the community needs something, we all get together and we make stuff done," Stratton Mayor Matt Brachtenbach said.
By: Colton Chavez
UCHealth said they increase staff during winter storms because they see an increase in slips, falls, wrist fractures and cold exposures.
By: Colton Chavez
Velma Donahue-Sandberg, whose husband was a state trooper who was hit and killed while working in 2016, wonders why drivers don't follow the "Move Over" law.
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