Phil Lewis

Each spring, the National Press Photographers Association invites a select group of accomplished newspaper and magazine veterans to Ohio University in Athens to select the year’s best examples of photojournalism. This year, the group picked the Naples Daily News as ...

Bowling's name and arrest date are listed, but not her photo, her address, her occupation nor other personal information typically made public when someone is arrested.

An oft-heard editor’s directive to an investigative reporter is “follow the money.”

Florida's government-in-the-sunshine laws, long the nation's leader in making sure the public's business is done in public, could use a freshening.

A very special annual event is coming soon.

The Naples Daily News is conducting a wide-ranging readership survey this winter that will give us valuable information about who reads us and why, whether it be in print, on the web, on smartphones or tablets.

Top stories: Looking back and ahead

A few of our editors and reporters had to become quick experts on “whistleblower” lawsuits in the wake of the 60 Minutes report two weeks ago alleging Health Management Associates, Southwest Florida’s largest public company, was unduly pressuring doctors

The story behind a special project's site

A report posted by the Huffington Post, a growing national news site, sparked a bit of a furor this past week when it listed Bonita Springs as a “ghost town.” The mayor was appalled and the Chamber of Commerce incensed.

We are starting out with a "Final Jeopardy" quiz and the category is economics.

Lynn University, a two-hour drive from Naples, is one day away from being introduced to the world.

Tales of the Naples Pier

A late-night report by our sports staff back on Sept. 7 was both troubling and surprising.

"All the news that's fit to print."