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- Sep 16, 2026
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Lee County Sheriff’s Office full-time employees to receive 5% pay raise after county budget passes (opens the original)
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Sheriff Carmine Marceno announced that all full-time certified and civilian employees of the Lee County Sheriff’s Office will receive a 5% pay raise starting Oct. 1, 2026, after the Board of County Commissioners approved the FY 2026-27 budget. The total proposed county budget is $3.273 billion, with the sheriff's office representing 11% of the total. Starting salaries for certified deputies will increase from $68,000 to $71,400 annually, and civilian personnel will see their starting pay rise fr
Tracking Tropical Depression 5: Maps, track, and spaghetti models (opens the original)
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Tropical Depression 5 was designated in the northern Gulf on Monday and is expected to become Tropical Storm Edouard. See the latest maps, models and tracks from the National Hurricane Center and the Gulf Coast Storm Team. However you watch or scroll, we're committed to delivering your Gulf Coast Weather Most Accurate Forecast, one you can rely on every day, wherever you are. Live Interactive Radar: Track conditions in real time with the Gulf Coast Live Radar. Watch Gulf Coast Weather: Find the
What Lee Health patients with United Healthcare insurance need to do before Jan. 1 (opens the original)
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Thousands of Southwest Florida patients insured through UnitedHealthcare must make several important decisions before Lee Health's contracts with the insurer end at the start of 2027. According to Lee Health, its hospitals and physicians will remain in-network for affected UnitedHealthcare employer-based, individual and Medicare Advantage plans through Dec. 31, 2026. However, beginning Jan. 1, 2027, those plans will become out-of-network for Lee Health providers. Here are the key steps patients
FHSAA suspends championship ECS softball coach over recruiting and housing violations (opens the original)
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Evangelical Christian School's championship softball program has been placed on administrative probation, and its head coach has been suspended for one year after the Florida High School Athletic Association concluded an investigation into recruiting violations and impermissible benefits. According to the FHSAA sanction letter, the school self-reported part of the violations after the association received allegations involving softball coach Johnny Manetta's communications with a student-athlete
José Suárez, who led Telemundo Fort Myers, dies in Kenya helicopter crash (opens the original)
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José Alberto Suárez, the president and general manager of Telemundo 31, Telemundo 49 and Telemundo Fort Myers-Naples, died Wednesday in a helicopter crash in Kenya. He was 55. According to NBC Miami, Suárez was one of four Americans killed when the helicopter went down in Samburu County in northeastern Kenya. The station reported that Suárez had spent nearly two decades with Telemundo and NBC stations, leading multiple television markets across the country. Over a media career spanning more than
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