Tonight at 5PM at Diamondhead Resort, Fort Myers Beach residents will get their second look at the proposed plans to rebuild the Neptune Beach Resort at 2310 Estero Boulevard. It's the 2nd public meeting, which is what the owners promised the community.

It's a lingering eyesore from Hurricane Ian in the heart of downtown Fort Myers Beach. We should find out today exactly when the destroyed Lynn Hall Park bathrooms will be demolished.

Last week in 67 minutes you donated $520 for FMB Strong in one of our Facebook pop-up fundraisers. The money will be used to purchase Pumpkin Pies to go along with meals being distributed by FMB Strong to families in need this Thanksgiving. Here's who donated...

Local artist Terry Gardiner is partnering with the Sanibel-Captiva Foundation for the second year in a row to help the foundation continue its mission of improving the lives of Lee County residents by bridging the gaps left by the public school system.

On Thursday the Fort Myers Beach Town Council discussed a list of "public benefits" the town expects developers to bring to the table if those developers plan to ask for more density or intensity than what their property allows. Vice Mayor Jim Atterholt (pictured) gave them all a road map.

Dawn and Mike Miller had only owned The Whale on Estero Boulevard for four months before it was wiped off the face of the earth. They had big ideas to improve the popular Fort Myers Beach restaurant. Hurricane Ian had bigger plans, totally destroying it in the blink of any eye.

After 13 months and the threat of heavy code violations from the town, CenturyLink says it will finally begin removing its unusable broken boxes scattered all over Fort Myers Beach on Monday.

As of this Saturday, breakfast is permanent at Wahoo Willie's on Old San Carlos on Fort Myers Beach. The restaurant will now open at 9AM on weekends.

We gave you a 90-minute inside look at the resort which is opening next month. We showed you the lobby, guest rooms, restaurants, the Sunset Terrace and how much TPI has put into the details of making Margaritaville part of the Fort Myers Beach Community.

LeeTran's free tram on Fort Myers Beach is back beginning November 16. The tram will run about every 35 minutes, seven days a week from the Fort Myers Beach Public Library to Bowditch Point Park.

Members of the Let's Go FMB Fort Myers Beach pier committee, Town Council member Karen Woodson and Fort Myers Beach Chamber President Jacki Liszak are meeting with Lee County Manager Dave Harner on November 27th to discuss the future of the pier.

Eddie Rood and Kurt Kroemer have begun building their 293-foot wooden walkover to the beach now that turtle season has ended. Construction is expected to take 10 days before the walkover is complete.