Cape Coral: Kearns Group Withdraws from Jaycee Park Proposal | June 07

Cape Coral: Mangroves removed by mistake in Cape Coral development | June 18

Cape Coral developers face environmental concerns after a contractor removed mangroves during a project, prompting an investigation into regulatory violations. Locals are also uncovering hidden culinary spots and a former soccer star is leading a youth training initiative at Top Game Academy.

Cape Coral: Cape Coral kids spark safety concerns with 'Scuba Dance' social media trend | June 17

Cape Coral officials warn about safety risks from the viral 'Scuba Dance' trend involving local kids, while One West Marine closes its Cape Coral store amid bankruptcy. The Cape Coral Parks Department also launches free summer meals for youth, and a local vet hospital joins a trial for noise-sensitive dog anxiety treatment.

Cape Coral: Cape Coral kids spark safety concerns with 'Scuba Dance' social media trend | June 17

Cape Coral officials warn parents about the health risks of the viral 'Scuba Dance' trend while the summer meal program expands free lunches to thousands of kids at city parks. A local veterinary hospital joins a groundbreaking trial for anti-anxiety drugs for noise-sensitive dogs.

Cape Coral: Cape Coral police honor scholarship recipients in 'Do The Right Thing' initia... | June 16

Cape Coral police honored 2026 ‘Do The Right Thing’ scholarship recipients, highlighting youth engagement and community partnerships. The Florida Department of Financial Regulation is reviewing Cape Coral’s financial records, raising concerns about municipal transparency and budget impacts.

Cape Coral: Cape Coral Couple Fears Drilling Threatens Home, City Investigates | June 15

Cape Coral residents are concerned as drilling operations near their home raise fears of road instability, prompting a city investigation into potential subsidence risks. A new upscale restaurant in Cape Coral is gaining popularity for its innovative take on local cuisine, boosting the city's food scene.