High school juniors who could be rezoned next year are hoping the Collier County School Board changes its policy Thursday. The School Board will vote to grandfather rising juniors and seniors and allow them to remain at their current schools ...

Youngsters, from 6, to oldsters who were coy about their age, had their heads shaved in the fight against kids cancer at Cathy O’Clarke’s on Saturday as part of the St. Baldrick’s National Shave Day.

Despite residents’ vocal opposition to a Community Redevelopment Area on Marco, City Council approved appointing themselves as the governing board of what several Islanders called “CRAP,” on Monday night.

A “Lunch & Learn Series” sponsored by Bedtime Bundles gives the public an opportunity to tour the Marco Island Police Department, 51 Bald Eagle Drive, and meet with the officers.

The Board of Directors of the Art League, Marco Island’s Center for the Arts, announced that Kenneth Stroud has been appointed to the Board, in a prepared release on Monday night.

Marco City Council directed City Manager Steve Thompson consider charging a fee to use Canine Cove, the new dog runs in Mackle Park, which were constructed entirely using donations from the community.

Jordan Sorrenti uses his spring break to encourage students about their studies

This park comprises 80,000 acres

She will help swell the coffers of the Wishing Well Foundation

Donations of $1 per load at Saturday’s shred party at Iberia Bank will benefit the Art League’s financial recovery efforts

Suspicious boating activities reported in Marco Island waters.

Words of wit from Marco City Councilman Frank Recker kicked off the first few moments of the newly elected council members' terms this afternoon. Marco is considering charging fees to use Canine Cove, particularly for off-Island residents and is also ...

A Naples couple was awarded the Louis B. Fishman Award for outstanding advocacy.

A comprehensive listing of meetings, presentations and lectures scheduled for this week.

With exhibits ranging from the quaint to the quirky, and from the scholarly to the scientific, Marco Island’s annual shell show attracted hordes of people during its three-day run that concluded Saturday.