By By MEGHAN BRADBURY
Cape man charged with DUI and violation of state's 'Move Over' law
City manager wants to go big for U.S. anniversary
Census: Burrowing owls thriving in the Cape
Crash involving school bus shuts down northbound lanes of Del Prado
FWC asking public to report sightings of rare rainbow snakes
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Con-servation Commission is asking the public to report sightings of the elusive rainbow snake (Farancia erytrogramma), a nonvenomous species whose population has declined in recent decades. Rainbow snakes are semi-aquatic reptiles that primarily feed on American ...
‘Braver Angels’ hope to heal the political divide
The formal launch of a local alliance – Braver Angels – will take place next week to create an opportunity to bridge political divides and strengthen civic connection. “We are trying to transform how people interact with and respect each other,” said Alex Berg, co-chair of Braver ...
Cape to update codes for its charter schools
The city of Cape Coral is looking to update and revise the city code that established its municipal charter school system. Cape Coral City Council directed staff on Wednesday to work with the Charter School Authority Governing Board to look at Chapter 26 in its entirety. Mayor John Gunter ...
