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This week features some high-flying wrestling, photos from the Downtown Fort Myers Art Walk, and much more.
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This week features some high-flying wrestling, photos from the Downtown Fort Myers Art Walk, and much more.
A car fire on Interstate 75 North is causing major traffic disruptions Sunday as crews work to extinguish the flames.
The words “Florida” and “snow” rarely ever go together, but could the Sunshine State actually see some snowfall this week?
The United States will observe Martin Luther King Jr. Day on Jan. 20. Some businesses may be closed or have modified hours.
Security is heightened in the nation’s capital as thousands gather for Monday’s inauguration. Among them are many Southwest Floridians who are eager to witness Donald Trump’s inauguration.
TikTok is back online after being banned. President-elect Donald Trump said he’ll enact an executive order stalling the ban of the app.
The Weather Authority says another warm, breezy day is upon us, with temperatures reaching the upper 70s in the afternoon.
As construction may dampen your commute, WINK News traffic anchor Rachel Cox Rosen knows the best way to traverse the roadways in this web-exclusive feature.
The Lee County Sheriff’s Office faced the Suffolk County Sheriff’s hockey team in a Sheriff Showdown at Hertz Arena in Estero on Saturday.
Dozens gathered at the intersection of Colonial Boulevard and US 41 in Fort Myers for the annual Women’s March on Saturday morning.
A two-vehicle crash occurred near Pine Ridge Road and Premiere Way late Saturday morning, according to the Collier County Sheriff’s Office.
The Lee County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a shooting that occurred early Saturday morning.
Deputies from the Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office shot and killed a man who was reportedly acting erratically.
The Weather Authority says a warm Saturday is on tap, with temperatures reaching the upper 70s into the afternoon.
In newly released body camera footage, a mother questions her son’s violence months before her murder.
This week features some high-flying wrestling, photos from the Downtown Fort Myers Art Walk, and much more.
A car fire on Interstate 75 North is causing major traffic disruptions Sunday as crews work to extinguish the flames.
The words “Florida” and “snow” rarely ever go together, but could the Sunshine State actually see some snowfall this week?
The United States will observe Martin Luther King Jr. Day on Jan. 20. Some businesses may be closed or have modified hours.
Security is heightened in the nation’s capital as thousands gather for Monday’s inauguration. Among them are many Southwest Floridians who are eager to witness Donald Trump’s inauguration.
TikTok is back online after being banned. President-elect Donald Trump said he’ll enact an executive order stalling the ban of the app.
The Weather Authority says another warm, breezy day is upon us, with temperatures reaching the upper 70s in the afternoon.
As construction may dampen your commute, WINK News traffic anchor Rachel Cox Rosen knows the best way to traverse the roadways in this web-exclusive feature.
The Lee County Sheriff’s Office faced the Suffolk County Sheriff’s hockey team in a Sheriff Showdown at Hertz Arena in Estero on Saturday.
Dozens gathered at the intersection of Colonial Boulevard and US 41 in Fort Myers for the annual Women’s March on Saturday morning.
A two-vehicle crash occurred near Pine Ridge Road and Premiere Way late Saturday morning, according to the Collier County Sheriff’s Office.
The Lee County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a shooting that occurred early Saturday morning.
Deputies from the Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office shot and killed a man who was reportedly acting erratically.
The Weather Authority says a warm Saturday is on tap, with temperatures reaching the upper 70s into the afternoon.
In newly released body camera footage, a mother questions her son’s violence months before her murder.
PENSACOLA, Fla. (AP) – The Confederate flag known as the Stars and Bars will no longer be displayed on city of Pensacola property.
Pensacola is known as “The City of Five Flags” in tribute to the city’s past under Spanish, French, British, Confederate and Unites States rulers. Displays at the city’s main post office and elsewhere have long featured each of the flags, including the original flag of the Confederacy known the Star and Bars. The flag is not as recognizable as the Confederate battle flag, but it remains a symbol of the Confederacy.
Mayor Ashton Hayward says the Confederate flag will be replaced with Florida’s state flag. He says the city will always be known as “The City of Five Flags,” but it is time to look toward the future.