Court records showed that Jennings and Graves were both former Cracker Barrel employees and had two failed attempts to rob ...

Brandy Jennings, the man behind the notorious Cracker Barrel killings in Collier County, has died in prison while awaiting ...

One of two men convicted in the brutal deaths of three Cracker Barrel employees in 1995 dies in infirmary, reports say.

Brandy Jennings and Charles Graves killed three Cracker Barrel employees during a robbery of the restaurant in Naples.

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The best time to visit Naples is between March and June. Daytime temperatures hover in the 80s – perfect weather for the beach, the links or the pickleball courts. More importantly, if you visit ...

Note to audience:This story has been updated since it was originally published with a clarification on the location of Ascent at Metropolitan Naples. The first and only luxury high-rise apartment ...

A Ring camera caught two alligators making a surprise visit to an Ave Maria home, near Naples, Florida. The footage shows the large reptiles climbing on the front door and even seemingly ringing ...

Beloved Cracker Barrel has been switching things up lately, and some longtime customers are having trouble adjusting. Select Cracker Barrel locations have been updating their decor, and a recent ...

Five Naples residents have been arrested for drug trafficking and possession while having several children in their homes. The following suspects were investigated, served search warrants and ...

Buc-ee's, known for its large travel centers, plans to build a location in Charlotte County, Florida. The proposed location would be approximately 74,000 square feet, making it one of the largest ...

The National Day of Prayer is observed annually on the first Thursday of May. The tradition dates back to the Continental Congress in 1775 and was formally established by President Truman in 1952.