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Mayor Kevin Anderson, Hope Florida Report Expunged, and Breast Cancer Tattoos | 10-13-2026 | WGCU

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Mayor Kevin Anderson, Hope Florida Report Expunged, and Breast Cancer Tattoos | 10-13-2026 | WGCU

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In this episode of Southwest Florida in Focus, we explore compelling local stories shaping our community: Fort Myers Mayor Kevin Anderson Talks Re-Election: The mayor of Fort Myers, Kevin Anderson, has repeatedly denied allegations of sexual misconduct since two men accused him publicly at a city council meeting in September. The mayor calls the accusations politically motivated as he runs for re-election. WGCU Reporter Dayna Harpster speaks exclusively with Anderson about the allegations and his campaign efforts. A Deep Dive on District-78 Candidates: As voters prepare to cast their ballots in the midterms, things are heating up across Southwest Florida. That includes the race for Florida House of Representatives District 78. We have both candidates in our studio for a conversation with WGCU Culture and Connections Reporter Elizabeth Andarge. Hope Florida Grand Jury Report Expunged: With the general election now just three weeks away, the story of the Hope Florida investigation is still capturing attention. WGCU Host and Reporter John Davis joins WGCU’s Jennifer Crawford to break down the latest after the First District Court of Appeal issued a ruling that expunged the grand jury report. Medicare Enrollment Opens October 15: On Thursday, open enrollment for Medicare begins. This limited window of time allows people to enroll or change benefit plans. A recent expo helped provide information for seniors who may be looking for a change. WGCU Health Reporter Cary Barbor shares concerns surrounding Medicare enrollment changes. Tattoo Artist Helps Breast Cancer Survivors: Sometimes the scars from battling cancer are internal, but many times the fight against the disease can be clearly detailed. For women who have recovered from breast cancer, the next step in the healing process can be finding ways to reclaim their body. As WGCU Culture and Connections Reporter Elizabeth Andarge explains, one Southwest Florida tattoo artist is here to help.