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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Fort Myers, Florida, United States (Local)
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
Neighbors say a home on NW 25th Avenue in Cape Coral used to be one of the most beautiful homes on the block, but for at least eight months it's turned into a dump.
By: Hope Salman
Ronald Francois is mourning the loss of his brother, Benito, who was murdered and dismembered by his roommate, Willy Lumaine, at their home in Fort Myers on Sunday.
By: Zach Scott, Joe Espy, Hope Salman, Wxii Winston-Salem
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By: Kelly Marshall Smoot, Mark Sherman, Evan Gershkovich, Jackie DeFusco, Eric Jones, John Miller, Michelle Watson, Nic F. Anderson, Zach Scott, Joe Espy, Hope Salman, Jusolyn Flower, Megan Camponovo, Rosalynn Carter
By NICOLE WINFIELD, PAOLO SANTALUCIA and COLLEEN LONG Associated Press
By: Hope Salman
Downtown is known for its variety, from ice cream shops to dinner spots and late-night hangouts, all within a few blocks. However, the challenge of finding parking can put a damper on the experience.
Fresh air, greener grass, and someplace for your kids to play. That's the plan the City of Fort Myers has for the future of Fort Myers Parks and Recreation.
Parking downtown may be a haste for some people. The City of Fort Myers is trying to make it better by opening up a parking lot dedicated to downtown employees.
By: Hope Salman
A week before opening their tile and cabinet store, the owners of Vista Services are dealing with a huge cleanup. A car plowed through the business on U.S.-41 and Colonial Boulevard.
By: Hope Salman
Cape Coral residents are noticing algal blooms in southeast Cape Coral lately.
Several salons in Lee County boarded up their doors after attempted break-ins over the weekend.
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