San Carlos Park News

The trial continues this afternoon for Mark Schack, the San Carlos Park man accused of shooting his live-in girlfriend, Amy Boscarino, in their home in May 2008.

A San Carlos Park man's account that he accidentally shot his girlfriend with a high-powered rifle "defies common sense," a prosecutor told jurors during opening statements of the man's homicide trial.

Fort Myers Fire destroys Alico strip mall Firefighters are at the scene of a strip mall fire in San Carlos Park.

Mark Alan Schack, 46, faces life in prison if convicted of the second degree murder of Amy Boscarino, his live-in girlfriend.

One business is considered to be a total loss and another sustained heavy damage in a fire this morning in San Carlos Park.

It's the holiday season and that means all kinds of special events are happening all over Southwest Florida.

Authorities are searching for an $80,000 boat that went missing late during the past several days from a business in San Carlos Park.

When retired Michigan policeman D'Arcy Young read about U.S. Army Pfc. Michael Araujo losing his leg, he didn't hesitate.

The interior of the Nimmo family van is left unusable after an apparent arson in October.

Dear Sheriff Scott, You have been saying a few things about us the past few weeks.

Tests next week will determine if fragments of asbestos are part of construction materials used in the widening of Summerlin Road in south Fort Myers.

11:35 p.m. Pablo Argueta is first in the line of five people in the back of the Walmart Super Center on Collier Boulevard to get a $298 HP laptop.

Alejandro Vincente, left, and Aiden Rader, center, participate in a Thanksgiving lesson at San Carlos Park Elementary School.

Bailey Johnston rips into a buttered roll during the kindergarten Thanksgiving dinner at San Carlos Park on Tuesday.

Retailers with the best bargains will rule this holiday season, as 70 percent of shoppers say they are counting on discounts to help them stretch dwindling discretionary dollars.

The first person at the Borders in San Carlos Park for Fox News host Glenn Beck's book signing Saturday morning arrived 10 p.m. the night before.

Nine-year-old Hayli Murphy will tell you with a smile, and almost as an aside, that, yes, she nearly died.

One of the guardian principles of our form of government is local control; it calls upon local boards to be representative of the general public and to represent the best interests of the public.

Six-year-old Lani Dodd, of San Carlos Park, has a butterfly painted on her face by Estero High School's Interact Club during the Taste of Bonita at Riverside Park on Sunday, Nov.

Seasonal residents putting their boats in the water from Estero to south Collier County this fall have a number of options for launching.