Alexandra Glorioso

The night before Hurricane Irma, Everglades City's clerk slept in the local sewage plant. Dottie Joiner wanted to keep it running as long as possible.

Residents struggling with limited resources in Everglades City after Hurricane Irma could soon have a bathroom problem.

A generation of families survive Hurricane Irma's aftermath in Chokoloskee

The Naples Daily News interviewed Collier County Sheriff Kevin Rambosk late Saturday afternoon in the county’s Emergency Operations Center.

Thousands are flocking to Collier County’s nine shelters now that all homes west and south of U.S. 41 have been ordered to evacuate.

Gov. Rick Scott addresses fuel concerns as the county runs lows. Here's a list of stations that still have fuel.

Latvala requested Scott use his executive authority in order fill a $20 million budget hole for mental health and substance abuse services.

Hours after making the statement, the governor’s press office backtracked on his comment, saying the governor meant there was no “moral equivalency” between the two sides.

The congressman was reacting to the president's comments about counterprotesters clashing with white nationalists in Charlottesville, Va.

Florida Senate budget chief Jack Latvala said Tuesday that he wants more money for treatment of opioid addiction before the next legislative session.

Mental health and substance abuse providers across Florida are scrambling to keep core services after lawmakers and the state quietly allowed federal funds to run out and didn’t replace them.

A website promoting Todd James Truax as a candidate for congressional District 19 says he's worked in health care and has a masters degree in social services from Case Western Reserve University.

Government contracts run Rooney's campaign a high legal tab.

Florida conservatives are losing hope that Congress will make major health care reforms as the U.S. Senate takes up debate on repealing and replacing Obamacare.

The state senator who lives in Naples suggested apartments on top of some commercial properties, homes inland, and better public transportation.

“We are planning for a robust, serious campaign,” said Holden, who wants to make Trump’s presidency a campaign issue. “Rooney is stuck with his terrible administration."

The Naples businessman and lawyer said he would rather focus on new investment opportunities than become the state's chief financial officer.

President Donald Trump announces change in Cuba travel and trade policy, making good on a campaign promise but not fully reversing the policies.

Cuban and Haitian immigrants are anxiously waiting to see how President Donald Trump deals with his predecessor's unfinished business.

The moderator, Collier Republican Executive Committee Chairman Ron Kezeske, strained to quiet the boos and cheers.