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Sunseeker Resort to offer $100K retention bonus, free flights

Sunseeker Resort, the Charlotte Harbor hotel set to open in October, will offer eligible employees a $100,000 retention bonus and free Allegiant Airlines flights, among other benefits.

BONITA SPRINGS

Bonita Springs middle schooler representing state in history contest

An eighth grader from Bonita Springs is headed to Washington, D.C., to represent the entire state of Florida in the National History Day Contest.

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Everblades look to secure Kelly Cup with 4th game against Idaho

The Florida Everblades have yet to lose a game in the Kelly Cup finals, and the fourth game against the Idaho Steelheads could make them repeat champions.

PUNTA GORDA

Taylor Road reopens after car crash

A car crash has been reported with injuries on Taylor Road. The cause of the crash or details of injuries has not been released.

NAPLES

Naples ranks as 37th most expensive place to raise kids, study shows

A new study shows parts of southwest Florida are among the most expensive places to raise kids. And right now, with it being summer, those costs could easily creep up.

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DeSantis hits Trump from the right while the ex-president looks ahead to the general election

In his first week on the campaign trail as a presidential candidate, Gov. Ron DeSantis repeatedly hit his chief rival, Donald Trump, from the right.

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FORT MYERS

Poll: Donald Trump or Gov. Ron DeSantis for president?

As Gov. Ron DeSantis prepares to launch his 2024 presidential campaign, setting up a confrontation with former President Donald Trump in the Republican primary, WINK News wants to know which candidate you would support.

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Judge who presided over Parkland school shooting trial announces resignation

The Florida judge who gained a national profile while presiding over the Parkland school shooting trial announced Wednesday that she is resigning on June 30 to pursue unspecified career opportunities.