Bonita Springs

The Fallout from the immigration raids conducted by Immigration & Customs Enforcement are beginning to take a toll on small businesses.

Some Bonita Springs businesses say customers aren’t coming in like they used to. A new survey digs into why.

Plans for an upscale community along Bonita Beach Road live on after a suspenseful city council meeting Wednesday night.Council voted 4-3 to allow for changes to its comprehensive plan that will enable Seagate Development Group to build Revana Lakes, a 299-home community across from the Palmira community. Comprehensive plans are blueprints for how cities and counties want to control growth.

Bonita Springs is getting a view of what could be done to revitalize the prime real estate around the Liles Hotel.The historic building is located on Old U.S. 41 in the heart of downtown.

An in-person movie club focused on independent and documentary films is making a stop in Southwest Florida. The goal? To support local theaters and discuss current events.

The Bonita Springs Historical Society's McSwain Home is featuring a compelling 9-11 exhibit.

Jessie and James and Ivy and Mae are the newest residents of The Wonder Gardens in Bonita Springs. Two female American river otters (Ivy and Mae) and two juvenile American alligators (Jessie and James), were feted at the zoological park for a grand opening celebration on Thursday, Aug. 28.

A new program provides free caregiving support to families looking after loved ones with dementia.

Some Southwest Floridians are embracing the cold-plunge trend. While the temperatures in the Gulf may be too warm for the traditional way, businesses are springing up that allow patrons to cold plunge indoors.

A historic school in Southwest Florida will be remodeled and is expected to reopen in just over two years. That's according to an agreement announced Monday between the Lee County School District and the City of Bonita Springs.