A unified basketball game brings belonging at Fort Myers High School.

The annual Taste of the Islands brings food and an opportunity to support wildlife care on Sanibel.

The India Association of Fort Myers is preparing to celebrate its 35th India Fest, and this year the event will feature a new theme.

What’s driving higher gas prices in Florida? Patrick De Haan, head of petroleum analysis at GasBuddy, says the conflict in the Middle East is a key factor.

Lee County families planning ahead for summer can begin registering their children for Parks & Recreation summer camps starting at 7 a.m. Monday, March 23. The registration date is later than in previous years, giving families more time to explore camp options and prepare for the upcoming season.Lee County Parks & Recreation offers several camp programs based on age and interests. Traditional Summer Camps are available for children who have completed kindergarten through fifth grade, while Middle School Summer Camps serve students in sixth through eighth grade. Specialty camps and special needs camps are also offered, with age ranges varying by program and location.Summer camps will run for eight weeks, from June 8 through Aug. 2, at a cost of $85 per week per child. Camp hours vary by location and are listed on the department’s website.

Another measles outbreak has occurred in the region, this time in Naples. Overall, in Florida, as of Feb. 21, there have been 114 cases of measles reported.

Ukrainian Americans hold an anniversary rally in North Port.

As debates over religion and politics intensify nationwide, a documentary asks what religious freedom means in America today.

A cultural street food festival took place over the weekend, offering attendees live entertainment and an opportunity to learn about diverse Asian cultures.

The Southwest Florida Archaeology Society is hosting a free presentation on the history of Ireland before Christianity.