Hope Salman is a reporter and fill-in anchor for WBBH-WZVN Southwest Florida. With a focus on local news in the Fort Myers area, Hope covers a range of topics including community events, crime, city developments, and human interest stories. Her work has also been featured on WBBH-TV NBC 2.
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Hope Salman’s reporting largely centers on local news, particularly around traffic, public safety concerns, and community activism. She frequently covers evolving stories and breaking news related to weather, crime, and family & relationships.
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By: Hope Salman
On your ballot, you will see a general obligation bond or "go bond." If voters say yes, Fort Myers will spend money on improving 18 parks across the city.
Residents in that area are sharing concerns about possible changes to the landscape.
NBC2's conversation with Bridgit Budd after Hurricane Milton felt a lot different than the one we had after Hurricane Ian.
Lee County saw damage from tornadoes, with multiples popping up in the area of North Fort Myers and Fort Myers.
By: Hope Salman
One man from cape coral is suing the city to try and get them to stop the improvement project.
By: Hope Salman
Steve Herlin and his neighbors can't believe they have to start preparing for more tropical weather.
By: Hope Salman
Many people living on Columbus Street in Fort Myers say they received a letter from the city asking them to check their water pipes.
By: Hope Salman
Parents and guardians of students going to Trafalgar Elementary and Middle School are concerned about the driving in the area.
By: Hope Salman
Lehigh Acres Christian School, which educates 120 students out of Lee Boulevard Baptist Church, may have to close at the end of the month.
By: Hope Salman
In downtown Fort Myers, people are getting a head start on Small Business Saturday.
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