The Lee County Legal Aid Society will host a free legal clinic for seniors.

An event aimed at expanding opportunities for local residents will be held later this month.

"You better watch out, you better go hide, you better go shout I'm telling you why, DHS is ending their lives." To the tune of "Santa Claus Is Comin' to Town," seventeen protesters sang modified Christmas carols outside a Naples Home Depot recently, demanding the retailer take a stance against Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations in its parking lots.

A Florida West Coast regional security adviser with the Secure Community Network shared safety tips for communities during a period of heightened concern.

CAIR - the Council on American-Islamic Relations announced Tuesday it has filed a lawsuit against Gov. Ron DeSantis.

This year, synagogues and Chabad centers from Naples to Fort Myers are inviting residents of all backgrounds to join the festivities. Below is a guide to local events.

Florida designates CAIR as a terrorist organization, making it the second state to target the Muslim civil rights group

Nearly 100 years has passed since Dunbar High School first opened its door to students to provide the black community of Southwest Florida with the same educational standards as everyone else.

A Bonita Springs salon is making haircuts more accessible for people on the autism spectrum through a specialized training program.

After years of hiatus, Jennifer Rena Bennett, owner of Matlacha's Island Flair, has partnered with the Matlacha Civic Association to resurrect Matlacha's Art Walk. Its resurgence returned to the small island on June 13, 2025. Since then, the event has gained increased attention with an intrinsic goal of rejuvenating and reinvigorating the quaint business community, home to the historic fishing village, during the times of stability prior to the cavalcade of hurricanes Ian, Helene and Milton—all of which impacted the low-lying island in different ways.