Gov. Ron DeSantis signed legislation this week that his office says strengthens protections against two things — any implementation of religious laws and terrorism, foreign or home-grown. “To uphold the rule of law, our state must operate under one legal system, the Constitution must ...
Cape Coral Mayor John Gunter’s message to residents touched upon taxes this month as the city gears up for its annual budget process. “City Council took an important step by reducing the millage rate for Fiscal Year 2026 while still providing the funding needed to support essential ...
The 14th annual Catch the Vision event did not disappoint. Hosted for the first time by the Chamber of Commerce of Cape Coral and emceed by a pair of familiar faces — Gloria Tate and Bill Johnson, Jr. — the look-head showcase at First Cape Church on Monday played to a full — and ...
This week’s gloomy weather was apropos for Sunshine Week, an annual collaboration among various entities intended to shine a light on the importance of public records and open government. There was one glimmer — House Bill 437. HB437 proposed to “improve transparency and ...
The visual renditions of the Cape Coral Yacht Club rebuild are everything promised — and more. Prepared by Kimley-Horn and Sweet Sparkman Architects, the presentation at Wednesday’s Cape Coral City Council workshop fulfilled the city’s vision of a resort-style complex to include a ...
Cape Coral City Council drove another nail into its public comment coffin Wednesday night, tweaking its meeting rules to carve out an exception for good clapping while continuing to prohibit the bad, disruptive kind like applause of criticisms made during public comment. The council action ...
