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Bricks of cocaine washed up on a Florida beach. Here's why it keeps happening
This new discovery in the Florida Keys comes just weeks after the U.S. Customs and Border Patrol reported 25 packages of cocaine blew onto another beach in the aftermath of Hurricane Debby.
No cost tax filing assistance available through United Way
Volunteers are available to help families maximize tax benefits on their 2024 returns.
Harry Chapin Food Bank launches new ‘Food Finder’ platform
A new online platform launched by the Harry Chapin Food Bank helps area residents locate food pantries, distribution sites
In Ohio, How 2 Counties' Paths Diverged Greatly Over 30...
In Ohio, How 2 Counties' Paths Diverged Greatly Over 30 Years
As Goes Jefferson County so Goes Colo.? Candidates Make Case
As Goes Jefferson County so Goes Colo.? Candidates Make Appeals, Repeat Visits
Drought worsens to 'extreme' in Southwest Florida and is also forecast to continue
NOAA, the USDA, and the National Drought Mitigation Center mentioned the Fort Myers region twice. Once to extend the current year-long drought in greater Lee County and to increase from severe to extreme.
Developers seek to build on preserved lands; taxpayers open wallets to buy land preserves
Florida panthers will be losing more than 10 square miles of Western Everglades in which they currently roam if the builders get their way. Beloved endangered cougars are gaining ground thanks to preservation efforts that are costing taxpayers.
Part of 2023 Florida school book law ruled unconstitutional
Siding with publishers and authors, a federal judge Wednesday ruled that a key part of a 2023 Florida law that has led to books being removed from school library shelves is “overbroad and unconstitutional.”U.S. District Judge Carlos Mendoza issued a 50-page decision in a First Amendment lawsuit filed last year against members of the State Board of Education and the school boards in Orange and Volusia counties. He focused primarily on part of the law that seeks to prevent the availability of reading material that “describes sexual conduct.”
Lee County Law Enforcement Join Forces For Special Olympics Torch Run
The torch has been lit as locals came out in droves to support The Special Olympics.
COVID-19 Morning Report
State health officials reported 4,113 new COVID-19 cases Monday and 159 deaths, bringing the total number of infections to more than 1.8 million and bringing the death toll over the 30,000-fatality mark. Hospitals across Florida are experiencing a decline in COVID-19 hospitalizations, mirroring a national trend.U.S. Rep. Charlie Crist (D-St. Petersburg) is calling on the U.S. Department of Justice to investigate after Gov. Ron DeSantis authorized a state-run pop-up vaccine clinic limited to residents of an affluent, mostly white and Republican community in Manatee County.Four federal mass vaccination sites are coming to Jacksonville, Miami, Orlando and Tampa.The city of Sarasota voted, last week, to allow its current mask mandate to sunset on Thursday.
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