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School choice: 36 private schools in Lee County take state vouchers. Here's the list

Thirty-six of Lee County's 53 private schools will accept vouchers for the upcoming school year, according to the Florida Department of Education.

 

The Big 15: See who ranked No. 11 to 15 on our Southwest Florida list of top football recruits

The first 5 athletes in the 2023 The Big 15 ranking of the area's top college football recruits. Athletes from Dunbar, Riverdale, Fort Myers, ECS.

 

Trump indictment live updates: What time is Trump arraignment today?

Donald Trump is facing a third indictment during his 2024 presidential campaign, this time for allegedly trying to steal the 2020 election.

 

'Dismayed:' DeSantis' Disney district admin rebuked by 'betrayed' civil rights group

After DeSantis' district governing Disney World announced it's nixing DEI, its administrator is being blasted by the civil rights group he ran a chapter of.

 

'My office is the Everglades': Florida woman gave up real estate job to hunt Burmese pythons

In the last four years, Amy Siewe has caught and killed more than 400 Burmese pythons in Florida, including a 17-footer in 2021.

 

How to watch Lollapalooza: Billie Eilish and others to appear on live stream starting Thursday

Hulu's livestream of Lollapalooza, which starts Thursday, afternoon. from Chicago and runs to Sunday, has a lineup that includes Billie Eilish, more.

 

Legacy college admissions are being rolled back: Here's which schools have changed policies

The University of Virginia is the latest to change its legacy admissions program, which gives preference to students with alumni or donor relatives.

 

Butterfly Estates butterflies find new homes in SW FL after Fort Myers attraction closes

The Butterfly Estates may have closed its butterfly house last week, but the Fort Myers tourist attraction's critters all have new homes now.

 

DeSantis fueling conspiracies in fight to overtake Trump, analysts say

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis began promoting speculative concepts while unveiling his wide-ranging economic plan in New Hampshire.

 

Former Florida congresswoman reflects on her Jan. 6 committee role after Trump indictment

Former Congresswoman Stephanie Murphy said it is a "tragedy" Trump chose to violate his oath of office in seeking to overturn fair, free 2020 election.

 

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