Adam Regan

Nannette Staropoli, owner of Naples-based PaddleWar, is leading the amateur pickleball league's expansion into new markets across the country.

A luxury estate in Grey Oaks sold for $10.7 million, becoming the second-highest residential sale in Naples over the past year and fourth-highest in Grey Oaks history. The 7,300-square-foot home

Lee County crews are repairing hurricane-damaged infrastructure on Estero Boulevard at Fort Myers Beach, focusing on drainage system restoration after Hurricane Ian. The project involves removing clogged debris, sidewalk repairs,

By Adam Regan Lee County commissioners approved a $1.5 million contract to resurface and improve portions of Richmond Avenue North in Lehigh Acres.

Most fleet operators know their fuel bill. They know their monthly lease payments. They know what the last major breakdown cost them. What the majority do not know — and what consistently separates profitable fleet operations from struggling ones — is the full picture of what their fleet actually costs to run. The gap between perceived fleet costs and actual fleet costs is not a rounding error. Industry research shows fleet managers routinely underestimate their true financial burden by more than 20 percentage points. Those missing costs do not disappear; they accumulate silently in categories that traditional accounting rarely captures, and they compound with every additional vehicle added to the operation. This guide identifies where the money is going, why most businesses miss it, and what the operators who consistently run lower cost-per-mile numbers do differently.

Lee Health President and CEO Dr. Larry Antonucci announces a $250,000 commitment from Lee Health and the Lee Health Foundation during a June 3 event at United Way of Lee, Hendry and Glades.

Moorings Park Communities will host a job fair from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. June 17 at Moorings Park, 120 Moorings Park Drive in Naples.

Florida collected $5.78 billion in general revenue in April, exceeding projections by $158.9 million, according to a report from the Legislature's Office of Economic & Demographic Research.

Carlos Gonzalez has been promoted to senior superintendent at B&I Contractors. He will take on expanded leadership responsibilities while overseeing

City of Fort Myers employees contributed $25,764 to support United Way of Lee, Hendry, and Glades through the nonprofit's annual fundraising campaign.