Kellie Miller

Progress, not perfection. Results from the Florida Assessment of Student Thinking exam, also known as FAST, indicate students made big leaps this past school year.

The highest court in the land ruled Thursday that colleges can no longer use race as a factor in admissions. Chief Justice John Roberts, who wrote the opinion for the conservative majority, said Harvard and University of North Carolina admissions programs violated the Equal Protection Clause. However, affirmative action has been banned in Florida for two decades, […]

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis approved Thursday a bill that would remove local governments from landlord-tenant turf. House Bill 1417, sponsored by representative Tiffany Esposito of Fort Myers, takes effect July 1.

The resort South Seas on Captia wants to build higher and amend the density. However, island residents and city leaders continue to fight back.

Mental health care is an essential community service, but many individuals are unable to find adequate treatment programs. Overall, Florida ranks 49th in the U.S. for access to care, and people in our own community are feeling the effects.

Paying a hefty security deposit and paying those lump sum payments could be replaced by monthly fees, which critics have dubbed  “junk fees.”

Resilient Lee recovery task force is supposed to help Lee County build back stronger than before. They manage $1 billion in federal funding.

For some, Adderall is a life-changing drug. But prescriptions spiked during the COVID-19 pandemic, creating increased demand and restricted supply that’s gone on for months now. 

Where were you when Hurricane Ian blew into Southwest Florida? It’s one of those milestone moments in our lives that will stay etched in our memories forever.

Florida legislators have until Friday to pass a final round of bills before the 60-day legislative session comes to an end.