Rachel Whelan

How does a Florida City with 400 miles of canals not go underwater every time it rains? You can thank the city's Public Works Department crews that are clearing out pipes, inlets, and storm drains every day.

In a final message to Kendra Ahrens, one of her teammates said, "Your favorite thing about cheer was to fly. Now you can soar through the world."

New images from a local environmental organization are showing shocking water quality conditions off our coast.

Helene Fuchs always dreamed of a life in politics. Now, she's taking an active role in this year's election

A Cape Coral mother is on a mission to build the city's first "all-inclusive park." The growing city has some ADA-compliant equipment in its parks, but she says it's not enough

Cape Coral woman claims construction workers block her driveway regularly and are rude to her. The city says they are taking her concerns seriously.

At Wednesday's public hearing, the council could decide which company it wants to install the speed detectors.

David Latu, an employee at Goodwill Industries of Southwest Florida, is gearing up for the Special Olympics Florida Swimming Competition.

Florida Highway Patrol says Jose Aguair-Meza killed one man, injured one woman, and took off.

The garage at the Cove at 47th apartments will add 125 public parking spaces to downtown Cape Coral