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COVID-19 Morning Report
State health officials reported 2,678 new COVID-19 cases, Monday, bringing the statewide total to 576,094 cases. Monday’s reported cases mark the smallest daily increase so far this month, and mark the first time in August that the state has reported fewer than 3,000 new cases in a day.Aug. 17 was also the 22nd consecutive day, health officials have reported fewer than 10,000 new cases in a day.The Florida Department of Health reported 87 new coronavirus-related deaths, Monday, bringing the statewide death toll to 9,539 fatalities.
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Noticias del 16 de Noviembre
Estas son las noticias de WGCU para los residentes de Immokalee.
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Blue-green algae at North Shore Park spurs health alert; red tide stays away
We'll update this page regularly with the latest information about any algal blooms in Southwest Florida that could be harmful.
Hurricane Ian Fort Myers Beach check-in, LCEC update, information about SBA loans, Lee Schools superintendent, and Lee Health update
We check in with someone from the Town of Fort Myers Beach to get a sense of what they’re facing. We get the latest on restoration work being done by LCEC. We get some information about how loans through the federal Small Business Administration work. We talk with someone from Lee Health to see how its facilities fared during the storm and what services are back up and running. And we touch base with Dr. Christopher Bernier, superintendent of the School District of Lee County.
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Fracking Ban Bill Passes First Senate Committee
Despite early indications that a proposal to ban fracking in Florida would not advance in the current state legislative session, the bill passed its first…
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Southwest Florida's museums displaying 18 visual art exhibitions during March
Southwest Florida’s museums regularly curate traveling art exhibitions as well as artworks from their permanent collections. During the month of March, visitors will find 18 visual art exhibitions in museums from Sarasota to Naples.
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Cell Towers At Schools: Godsend Or God-Awful?
School districts are making deals with telecom companies to build towers on school property. The agreements give schools a bump in revenue, but what do parents think? And what does the science say?
High flood alert! Southern half of Florida prepares for deluge
Parts of Southwest Florida could receive over a foot of rain through Friday. Southeast Florida will also deal with the chance of flash floods through Wednesday, as some spots could receive over 10 inches. Will it help the drought?
DeSantis touts free state park entry for Memorial Day weekend, announces sales tax holiday
Gov. Ron DeSantis stopped in Naples Tuesday to make a special announcement for the Memorial Day weekend.“ I am pleased to be able to be here today to announce, because we want as many people to be able to enjoy this as possible, that for the entire Memorial Day weekend, we are suspending all entry fees for all Florida state parks," the governor announced.Later, at another press conference, this one in Tampa, DeSantis announced that he would be signing the Freedom Summer Sales Tax Holiday, in the budget for Fiscal Year 2024-25. The Sales Tax Holiday will take place the entire month of July and will make items such as fishing supplies, outdoor recreation equipment, admissions to state parks and, museums sales tax free.
SWFL arrests made in cybercrime cases involving child sexual abuse material
The arrest of three men in connection with separate and unrelated child sexual abuse material cases was described today by Florida Attorney General James Uthemeyer at a media briefing in Fort Myers.Those arrested included former LaBelle resident 46-year-old Jason Harrison of Jacksonville, 41-year-old Kevin Sheffield of Naples and 34-year-old Travis Montgomery of Bradenton.
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