Does Marco Eagle Cover Only Marco Island News?

No. Marco Eagle is the newspaper of record for Marco Island, Florida, so local coverage is its core, but the site also publishes regional, statewide, and world news. Its own description states it provides "the latest news, information and things-to-do for Marco Island as well as headlines and stories from around the world."

What the mix looks like

The homepage evidence shows local and non-local items side by side:

• Marco Island and nearby communities — Marco Island Center for the Arts film series, Marco Historical Society grant, Coastal Clean-up anniversary at Tigertail Beach, Tigertail cleanup photos, gardening advice, and a Marco Island arts center comedy show.
• Southwest Florida region — events in Bonita Springs, Estero, and Naples; golf courses going private in SW Florida; a Bonita music event.
• Florida statewide — Publix store openings and BOGO deals, Florida Lottery results, a Florida Capitol protest case, a Sarasota teacher dispute, Collier County measles cases and conservation tax rates.
• National and world — an Atlantic hurricane-season record, El Niño winter outlook, monarch migration, and political campaign coverage.

How to read the site if you only want Marco Island

Because local and external stories share the same feed, scan headlines rather than assuming everything applies to the island. Items naming Marco Island, Tigertail Beach, or the Marco Island Center for the Arts are local; items naming Collier County, Naples, Bonita Springs, or Estero are regional; anything naming other states or countries is wire-style coverage.

Bottom line

Marco Eagle is Marco Island's local paper first, but it is not local-only. Expect a layered feed: island news and things-to-do at the center, Southwest Florida and statewide stories around it, and general national and world headlines beyond that.