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Is it OK to swim in Naples, Fort Myers, Cape Coral? Expert weigh in

Ian made landfall on Sept. 28, crushing the Fort Myers area with powerful winds and raging storm surge. Water has been polluted with debris and sewage run-off.

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Red tide, devastated reefs follow in the wake of Hurricane Ian

What did Ian do to the Gulf? In the past, red tides and blue-green algae blooms have followed hurricanes

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Freshwater likely extended out to the barrier islands in wake of Ian

Freshwater likely extended out to the barrier islands in wake of Ian
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Fort Myers, Naples area rains push September well above average for rainfall

Heavy rains Saturday hit the Fort Myers-Naples area, dropping several inches in a span of hours and leaving the landscape soggy and saturated.

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Public comment wanted for Lake Okeechobee water management plan

The U.S. Army Corps of engineers needs your help on a proposal for Lake Okeechobee. They're asking for people's opinions on a plan that would send more water to the Everglades.

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