Author: WENG Newsroom

A dramatic turn in Punta Gorda, Florida, as Travis Merrell, a suspect in a gas station shooting, was recently apprehended in Levy County. Linked to a shooting incident at the Pilot Gas Station on... Read More.

The De Soto Grand Parade is making its much-anticipated return to downtown Bradenton on April 25, 2026, and it’s shaping up to be a stunning spectacle! As a key highlight of the annual Hernando... Read More.

In Charlotte County, homeowners are feeling the financial sting of rising insurance rates after experiencing the wrath of hurricanes like Ian, Helene, and Milton. While the latest forecasts indicate a potentially below-average hurricane season,... Read More.

Audrey Landers, known far and wide for her role as Afton Cooper on the classic television show Dallas, has lived an extraordinary life blending fame with family. She didn’t just find success in acting;... Read More.

A troubling mystery is unfolding in Punta Gorda, Florida, as Charlotte County detectives seek public assistance to identify a woman found dead in the Peace River. The woman’s identity is unknown, but investigators estimate... Read More.

The Fort Myers Seafood & Music Festival is back, set to electrify downtown Fort Myers from April 10 to 12, 2026, at the picturesque Centennial Park. Known for its fresh seafood and lively atmosphere,... Read More.

As the snowbirds migrate north, the Gulf Coast transforms into a local haven, giving residents the chance to bask in some well-deserved quiet time. With the summer crowd finally vacating, the Suncoast—from Tampa to... Read More.

In North Port, Florida, a disturbing incident unfolded when two children were hit by a vehicle while riding their e-bikes. The crash happened at the intersection of Atwater Boulevard and Adderton Avenue, drawing immediate... Read More.

Mark your calendars for an enchanting evening of art and performance! On April 12, 2026, Broadway star Will Swenson will take center stage at the Hermitage Greenfield Prize Dinner, celebrating the remarkable work of... Read More.

Tourism in Southwest Florida appears to be making a triumphant return, with compelling data revealing a landscape bustling with visitors and spending. Lee County is leading the charge, boasting over 3.3 million visitors in... Read More.