Good morning! 10+ things to know for Wednesday

Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today:

1. COMPLETE LOCAL ELECTION RESULTS: See who won and lost in Tuesday's primary election in Collier and Lee counties.

■ COLLIER ELECTION RESULTS

■ LEE ELECTION RESULTS

2. IT'S HERE: FIRST LAWSUIT INVOLVING 2012 ELECTION IN COURT: Early voting in swing state Ohio sparks campaign dispute, with military voters at center.

3. IN IOWA, OBAMA'S TARGET MIGHT BE RYAN'S ENERGY CUTS: Romney's running mate is expected to fight back in Florida on the Medicare issue.

4. THE DREAM ACT KICKS OFF IN U.S.: Young illegal immigrants brought as children will begin lining up for a chance for legal status.

5. DREW PETERSON JUDGE MIGHT THROW OUT CASE: "There was one thing I told you not to go into and that's exactly what you did," he tells prosecutor.

6. JUDGE IN FORT HOOD SHOOTING CASE SAYS TRIAL NEEDS TO START: Accused Army psychiatrist to plead not guilty, with jury selection on Monday.

7. THE BURNING LOVE THAT JUST WON'T FADE: Tens of thousands of Elvis fans heading to Graceland candlelight vigil on 35th anniversary of his death.

8. HOW CLOSE TODAY'S BLAST CAME TO U.N. OBSERVERS: The fuel truck bomb went off near a Damascus hotel they use and a parking lot used by the military.

9. WHY MADONNA AND BJORK JOINED A GLOBAL MOVEMENT: It's all to get Russia to free the punk provocateur band Pussy Riot.

10. WHERE THEY REALLY MEAN IT ON CIGARETTE WARNINGS: That would be Australia: Think drab olive-green packs featuring images of cancer-riddled mouths and bulging, blinded eyeballs.

■ TODAY AND EVERY DAY: Click here for links to recent arrest reports and mug shots in Collier and Lee counties.