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We can’t forget to honor the soldiers for bravely and resolutely fighting in WWII, and in Southwest Florida, an excellent opportunity is during a Veterans Pinning Ceremony.

A woman helping out with post-Hurricane Ian cleanup on Fort Myers Beach found a message in a bottle from over 20 years ago, then found an unexpected connection to the writer of that message. When Kathy Grace woke up on Nov. 30, she was having a tough time starting the day. “I started off kind […]

The Cape Coral BMX Association has been working on revamping the local BMX track for several months. Although flooding early in the year may have washed away their progress, it didn’t wash away their hope.

After a federal judge rejected an earlier attempt, students, parents and teachers filed a revised lawsuit seeking to block a new Florida law restricting classroom instruction on gender identity and sexual orientation. The challenge, filed Thursday in the Northern District of Florida, argues that the plaintiffs have suffered “concrete harms” from the law (HB 1557), […]

September 4, 1981, was the day these men say their childhood ended. Jeff Slaten and his younger brother, Tim, had been awakened by Lakeland police officers and told their mother had been murdered. Police hustled the boys outside, but Tim, still in his pajamas, caught a glimpse of his mother. She had been raped and […]

Stuck waiting with no place to go. It is the situation for many people who lost almost everything in Hurricane Ian and are waiting on housing assistance. For two months and counting, people have been waiting on trailers to live in from FEMA or the state, but the steps to get to that point are […]

Red, irritated, watery, or just plain tired. Your eyes don’t lie. Dry eye is among the most common eye complaints, affecting around 20 million Americans.

For the second time in about a month, a lawsuit challenging Florida’s so-called “Don’t Say Gay” legislation restricting teaching on gender identity and sexual orientation in schools has been dismissed by a federal judge. U.S. District Judge Wendy Berger in Orlando on Thursday dismissed a lawsuit brought by LGBTQ students, parents and their families — […]

The Collier County School Board hotly debated the hiring of Dr. Leslie Riccardelli. Now her contract is up for negotiation, and things haven’t cooled.

Some census takers who falsified information during the 2020 count didn’t have their work redone fully, weren’t fired in a timely manner and in some cases even received bonuses, according to the U.S. Commerce Department’s watchdog group. The findings released Friday by the Office of Inspector General raise concerns about possible damage to the quality […]