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More than 55 radio and television stations submitted more than 650 entries in the Florida Association of Broadcast Journalists contest, which featured content produced in the year 2022.

Maria A. Guzman Capron’s solo textile show at Sarasota Art Museum is called “Penumbra.” In it, the artist employs shadows to explore the way identity changes based on experiences.

Brady Lists, which were forged out of a series of U.S. Supreme Court rulings, are little-known, locally produced rosters of police officers who commit acts that can range from workplace dishonesty — including actions that might not result in criminal charges — to sexual assault and murder.

The Housing Authority of the City of Fort Myers will open waitlists Monday for all six of its Project-Based Voucher Program properties in Lee County, offering eligible residents the opportunity to apply for housing across the region.

You may have heard about the1,500 beagles who were rescued from Ridglan Farms in Minnesota. But did you know that some of them ended up in Fort Myers?

Highlands County schools are in danger of state take-over of finances.

Protecting kids from abuse and exploitation online is focus of program held by Collier schools, sheriff's department.

Highlands to hold public hearings on re-instating impact fees.

On Friday, the Sidney & Berne Davis is turning its back lot into rave and rock circus and its grand atrium and rooftop into an immersive night of music, movement and mural making. It’s called The Back Lot: Rave & Rock Circus and puts the exclamation point on this month’s Music Walk with a fresh wave of sound, spectacle and underground energy.

A super sleek black ghost cruiser patrolling southwest Florida’s roadways aims to help make those highways and byways safer.