Ella Rhoades is a multimedia journalist for WFTX FOX 4, focusing on local news in Fort Myers, Florida. With a passion for storytelling, Ella covers a wide range of topics including community events, human interest stories, and local issues.
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Lehigh Acres, United States (Local)
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Ella Rhoades' coverage primarily focuses on local news, community events, and non-profit organizations in the United States, specifically Florida and Fort Myers. She often covers government announcements, seasonal events, family & relationships, and education-related topics.
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Police say Robin Nicholson veered right and hit the man walking in the bicycle lane. She was arrested for DUI and serious bodily injury.
By: Ella Rhoades
Cape Coral Police said they responded to a home on SE 8th Avenue early Sunday morning. They said the caller said a man threatened him with a Molotov cocktail and sword.
By: Troy Truxton
Hurricane Milton hit Gilchrist Park in Punta Gorda hard. The high storm surge carried five boats ashore at the park. Two months after the storm, the community watched as the city removed them.
By: Ella Rhoades
Valerie's House supports children, teens and families in the grieving process of their loved one. This year, their holiday toy drive has more than 1,000 donations from the community.
By: Ella Rhoades
Pathways Early Education Center of Immokalee, which provides affordable child care, plans to raise more than $2 million so they can increase the number of students in their program.
Sgt. Elio Diaz was killed Sunday on US 41 during a traffic stop in Port Charlotte.
The first and only Lehigh youth track club officially started this fall. Coach Tim Powell originally started coaching his kids to spend time with them, and then, others wanted to join.
The Guadalupe Center celebrated its 40th anniversary serving Immokalee. The non-profit provides the resources the community needs to break the cycle of poverty starting with children's education.
An Englewood couple lost their home from Hurricane Milton. After two months of renovations, the couple moved back in, so they can be home for the holidays.
Lee County Deputies are investigating an area near Ida Ave and 9th St SW
(833) 317-6278 
