Beginning this morning at 7 a.m., crews will prepare the roadway and pave areas of Crescent Street starting at Estero Boulevard and working toward the Bay. Crescent Street will be reduced to one-lane traffic during this work.

Here are the latest turtle counts from around Southwest Florida. Turtle Time reports that Fort Myers Beach has 61 nests, 99 false crawls and no hatches yet. What about Sanibel, Captiva and Bonita?

Lee County says its Emergency Operations Public Safety team is monitoring Tropical Storm Elsa, just in case it does head our way. While it's too early to know the exact direction of the storm, County officials are encouraging residents to prepare.

And that's because the Lynn Hall Park restroom renovation project will not be complete by this weekend as originally hoped. The County says the delay is due to issues getting materials delivered on time.

The city of Sanibel recently held a Hurricane Preparation Seminar which was presented by the Sanibel Police Department. The city has posted a link to the 96-minute presentation. You can watch it HERE.

You have until just about 9PM Sunday night to get over the bridge to see the fireworks. However, if you wait that long, chances are you'll never make it. The crowd is expected to be big with the 4th being the first major gathering since COVID closed the world down.

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As many beach residents and businesses know, anyone can call town hall and file a code complaint, or, for example, a noise complaint against a business, without giving their name. Thanks to a new law signed by Governor DeSantis, starting July 1st, anonymous complaints will no longer be allowed.

As everyone heads to the beach to celebrate Independence Day this weekend it's important to remember you humans are not alone. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has a handful of helpful tips to help you keep the wildlife safe.

The $450,000 worth of renovations taking place at the restroom facilities in Lynn Hall Park are still expected to be complete by this weekend, according to Lee County officials we spoke with Monday.