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More than 1.48 million people have voted early, and more than 1.9 million people have voted by mail.

Florida US Senate race goes to hand recount

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LCSO applies a ‘zero-tolerance’ policy on drivers at school bus stops

Englewood Beach Waterfest kicks off this weekend

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Neighbors continue battle to push Mosquito Control off of Pine Island

Hertz Arena upgrades security, makes changes to bag policy

Lee Health facility in Estero will open first week of December

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FDOT project updates parts of State Road 29

SpaceX and back-to-back space station launches on tap

FHP: Teen who hit and killed 5-year-old didn’t have a driver’s license

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Roy Clark, country guitar virtuoso, ‘Hee Haw’ star, has died

CCSO arrests suspect for vehicle thefts and burglaries, seeks accomplice

Gift guide: Smartwatches vs. fitness trackers

Federal Judge rules to give Florida voters until Saturday to correct signature issues

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Group rates top 10 worst toys for child safety

If you have kids or grandkids you'll likely spend a lot of money on toys this holiday season. The annual Worst Toy List put out...

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