Dave Elias is an Investigative Reporter and Chief Political Correspondent for NBC2 News in Southwest Florida. With a focus on local news, Dave covers a wide range of topics including politics, severe weather, insurance issues, and legislation affecting the community. His articles provide in-depth analysis and reporting on important issues impacting the Fort Myers area.
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Dave Elias' coverage is heavily focused on local government announcements and legal policy regulations in Florida, specifically Fort Myers. He also covers topics related to road conditions, insurance, politics, and events/performances.
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Democrat Debbie Mucarsel-Powell picks up Miami Herald endorsement.
By: Dave Elias
Collier County voters will face a crucial school board referendum on their November ballot, which seeks approval to shift funds between two accounts without raising taxes.
The city of Fort Myers has 37% less green space and parklands than other cities its size. Now, there is a plan to build more green space.
By: Dave Elias
The state's largest insurance company has just dropped 200,000 policies, meaning hundreds of thousands of people will be left looking for a new company.
Vote by mail ballots are still being processed and counted in Lee County.
By: Dave Elias
Some Florida voters were confused when they heard that some Florida constitutional amendments failed after getting more than 50% voter approval.
By: Dave Elias
The news comes more than 24 hours after Oakes' home and packing center was raided by federal agents.
While Sen. Scott has his eye on the Senate majority seat, other Florida residents are eyeing Trump administration positions.
National and state leaders warned Lee County, Florida, of threats from China but omitted other communist countries.
By: Dave Elias
President-elect Donald Trump's cabinet choices are leaving empty seats in Florida.
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