Tori Kinley is a journalist based in Fort Myers, Florida. She writes for WBBH-WZVN Southwest Florida and her work has also appeared on WBBH-TV NBC 2. Tori covers a range of local news topics, including community events, infrastructure issues, education, and environmental concerns.
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Tori Kinley's coverage focuses on local news in the United States, specifically Florida and Fort Myers. Her articles cover a wide range of topics including environmental issues, waste management, community problems, and neighborhood concerns.
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By: Tori Kinley
487 dogs are up for adoption Saturday at a special adoption event in Charlotte County.
By: Tori Kinley
Cape Coral residents using CenturyLink or Quantum experienced internet outages this week.
By: Tori Kinley
The School District of Lee County is suffering a teacher shortage like the rest of the nation. This week they’re training new teachers to get ready to be in their classrooms on Aug. 10.
By: Tori Kinley
On Thursday, Lee County School District representatives and the Lee County Sheriff’s Office gathered at Bonita Springs High School to unveil the new technology.
Did you know dogs can detect the unique scent of cell phones and USB flash drives?
By: Tori Kinley
Lee County Electric Cooperative (LCEC) stated that on Tuesday, Aug. 8 LCEC set an all-time summer energy usage peak of 1020.37 MW. The previous record was set the day before at 969.92 MW.
Green algae has been spotted in the Croton Canal in Cape Coral.
The Sunseeker Resort's opening day is getting pushed back for the fifth time in the project’s history.
By: Tori Kinley
Fort Myers City Council has moved a proposal forward that would bring a “drive-thru only” Starbucks to the Walmart shopping center off Colonial Boulevard.
Fort Myers Beach made progress cleaning up the beach from Hurricane Ian debris. Now Hurricane Idalia is throwing a wrench… metal… a few bathtubs… and furniture... into the progress.
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