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Fishing tales are usually taken with a pinch of salt, but thankfully this incredible Cape Coral story was caught on camera. And the crazy incident involving 2 fishermen overboard, a rod and a 450-pound Goliath grouper has now made national news!
Day tripper Mike was fighting a land a fish of a lifetime Friday aboard Chew On This Charters with...
It was scheduled to open in January, but permit delays and a global pandemic delayed the opening of SW Florida's only cat café to June.
Last week, however, the Gulf Coast Town Center café was finally able opened its doors and welcome its first customers.
The Cattyshack Cafe is a coffee shop and lounge with a separated area (Mulligan Room) dedicated...
The Cape Coral Police Department’s Major Crimes Unit is looking for a man suspected in an attempted homicide.
The suspect is Juan Kendrick Nieves who is aged 47, 5’8” 185 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes. He was last seen driving a red 2018 Chrysler Pacifica bearing Florida tag 6999VC. He is wanted in an attempted homicide investigation, and...
Youth and High School rugby has seen significant growth in Florida, with British and Australian expats starting up clubs that the High School and College players can now feed into. A barefoot beach rugby 7s competition in Fort Myers Beach is now in its 18th year. So how has Rugby gained such a healthy foothold in the Sunshine State?
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The British have long had a love affair with Florida. Theme parks, relatively cheap prices, tropical weather and amazing beaches market themselves, but that doesn't stop Florida businesses spending millions to encourage even more Brits to visit. In fact 1.4 million Britons visited pre-Covid with an estimated further half a million Brits calling Florida home.
For those staring out of...
