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Florida Begins Construction of 'Alligator Alcatraz' Migrant Camp in Everglades

Florida Politics · Florida

Florida Begins Construction of 'Alligator Alcatraz' Migrant Camp in Everglades

44% Center coverage: 236 sources

Seizing a Miami-Dade airstrip under emergency powers, Florida is erecting 5,000 FEMA-backed migrant beds on fragile Everglades lands, fueling protests over ecological and humanitarian risks. See the Story

Trump, DeSantis Tour Florida’s ‘Alligator Alcatraz’

Donald Trump · Florida

Trump, DeSantis Tour Florida’s ‘Alligator Alcatraz’

38% Center coverage: 166 sources

Video Former DHS Official on ‘Alligator Alcatraz’

Ron DeSantis · Florida

Video Former DHS Official on ‘Alligator Alcatraz’

75% Left coverage: 4 sources

Marsha Espinosa, a former assistant secretary in public affairs with the Department of Homeland Security, discusses how the new detention center in the Florida Everglades will operate.See the Story

Hudson Sued for Allegedly Bypassing State Law in Selling Land to Developer

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Mill Street residents say the city broke state law when it went into contract with a developer to build an apartment complex.United States · United States See the Story

Florida eliminates business rent tax on commercial leases

Florida businesses pay a 2% sales tax on their rent or lease for commercial spaces, whether in a downtown office building or a suburban strip mall. But not after Oct. 1. Gov. Ron DeSantis signed House Bill 7031 on June 30, officially ending Florida’s business rent tax. In place since 1969, the tax gradually dwindled from 6% to 2% after 2017. Florida is the only state that charges a statewide sales tax on commercial leases, though some cities acr…Ron DeSantis · Florida See the Story

Home2 Suites hotel approved for Coconut Point

The development of a Hilton-brand Home2 Suites hotel at Coconut Point outdoor mall in Estero is back on track after discussions stalled over whether to build the structure primarily out of wood or concrete. Village Council members balked at developer Peachtree Group’s late request for the less costly option for a wood-frame hotel, made in part due to ongoing global tariff negotiations. Village staff said using wood is unusual for commercial buil…Estero · Estero Read Article

AI to streamline Naples’ permitting process

Artificial intelligence is set to streamline the city of Naples’ permitting process, allowing builders to use their smartphones to check permits and schedule inspections through a new AI-powered chatbot named “Fraser.” City Council unanimously approved spending $514,096 to cover 15 licensed BlitzAI workspace users, customize and reconfigure existing CityView software to build out the permitting process, provide more transparency for residents an…Artificial Intelligence · Naples Read Article

Slipaway opens Cape Coral’s first food truck park

Cape Coral’s first food truck park and marina, Slipaway Food Truck Park & Marina, is officially opening this weekend at 1811 Cape Coral Parkway E., just below the Cape Coral Bridge. The waterfront venue features 10 local food trucks, a full-service bar, shaded seating, 30 boat slips, a fuel dock and a Ship Store overlooking the Caloosahatchee River. The venue was founded by longtime Southwest Florida residents Jeff Miloff, Gary Aubuchon, Scott F…Cape Coral · Cape Coral Read Article

Charlotte Behavioral breaks ground on $9M facility expansion

Charlotte Behavioral Health Care broke ground June 30 on a $9 million expansion project that will add a new facility dedicated to treating substance use disorders, including those under the Marchman Act. The expansion comes as demand for behavioral health and substance use services continues to rise in Charlotte County. Located at 1700 Education Ave. in Punta Gorda, the nonprofit is the county’s largest community-based behavioral health provider…Punta Gorda · Punta Gorda Read Article

2025 Mercedes-Benz S 580e redefines luxury hybrid

Mercedes-Benz introduced its S-Class of full-sized luxury sedans in 1972. The lineup has evolved through more than five decades and now comprises four models, including the 2025 S 580e: a plug-in hybrid combining the S 500’s 3.0-liter turbocharged engine with an electric motor to make a powerful, versatile cruiser. With its manufacturer’s German heritage, the S 580e ideally embodies the vehicle’s original name, Sonderklasse (“Special Class”). Th…Stuttgart, Germany · Stuttgart Read Article

Ecovision Landscapes brings eco-friendly yards to SWFL

Timothy and Lindsay Watkins met at ECHO, a North Fort Myers nonprofit that provides resources for sustainable farming in impoverished communities across the world. He worked in the nursery. She worked in the seed bank. “I kind of grew the trees and she grew the seeds, and we got together,” Tim says. “We met there and really started our family here in Southwest Florida.” That includes four children — three teenagers and a 7-year-old — and a young…Farming · North Fort Myers Read Article

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