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Saturday, October 31, 2026
- After living through century of American politics, Florida’s oldest voters aren’t done yet
- FLCGA Recognizes the life, vision and legacy of Linda and Nick Penniman
- Wetlands ‘created Florida.’ A new proposal could threaten their existence.
- Hunger doesn't clock out at 5: SWFL nonprofits work to 'Nourish Together' in Immokalee
- Naples Art District's 'Art After Dark' to feature 16 of Joe Shapses' illuminated sculptures
- Sleep experts would rather we set the clock on standard time and leave it there
- Naples Botanical Garden to celebrate 5th annual Día de los Muertos
- Florida man arrested on charges he threatened violence against a new Jewish community in Glades
- At its core, 'Addams Family' follows three parallel love stories
- Medicare open enrollment is ongoing. Check your coverage
- Proposed legislation takes pressure off ostomy patients
- Estero council moves ahead with rail trail approval one day before deadline
- DeSantis awards $100 million for water projects — includes Fort Myers, Cape Coral wastewater plants
- Public Art Committee votes second time to eliminate plants and animals from 'Uncommon Friends' pool
- Access to the Ballot Box and Voting Rights in Lee County event slated Sunday
- Hendry OKs manufactured home and RV park on low-lying water retention land near Caloosahatchee River
- Labelle campus of Florida SouthWestern State College offers hand-in-the-dirt experiences
- Wetlands planned at end of Kissimmee River to lower phosphorus in water heading into Lake Okeechobee
- DeSoto data center proposal blocked again Wednesday night
- Three Oaks Parkway project nearing completion, ribbon cutting Nov. 2 heralds opening
- 'Decoding Ancient Florida: Mound Key' examines the capital of the Calusa people in Estero Bay
- Florida Ethics Commission rejects own attorney's ethics recommendation against Lee Sheriff Marceno
- DeSoto County rejects data center rezoning, with another vote ahead
- Wife of former Naples property manager arrested in Colombia over alleged $70M condo fraud scheme
- Costco plans first Cape Coral location as City Council considers incentive package
- Art Center Sarasota's 'Strange Weather' explores worlds where the unexpected becomes possible
- Local sculptor Jason Sanders uses 'Car Helix' parts to make new 'Our Heavy Heart' sculpture at Alliance
- UF neurologists tout additional vertigo treatment
- Florida 20th Circuit Court judge denies petition challenging South Seas rezoning
- Witches walk among us, says Lemon Bay Playhouse's 'Bell, Book & Candle'