Lee school board to discuss Bonita site, SFMHS principal

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Collier County

Crash on I-75 leaves both lanes closed before Mile Marker 61 in Collier County

Emergency vehicles are in Collier County on I-75 North, before Mile Marker 61, due to a crash.

Cape Coral

Mother speaks after jury recommends death for daughter’s killer

Jan Cornell came close to peace after Joseph Zieler was convicted of murdering her eleven-year-old Robin Cornell and family friend Lisa Story and again days later when the jury recommended the death penalty.

LEHIGH ACRES

Car bursts into flames after crashing into 2 other vehicles and Lehigh Acres home

Fire bursts from a car after slamming into a home in Lehigh Acres Monday afternoon.

Report: Southwest Florida renter salaries should be $93,000 not to be ‘rent burdened’

For renters, finding a place to live in Southwest Florida that fits in their budget can feel like looking for gold at the end of a rainbow. “Rent’s terrible,” one resident told WINK News. A report from Florida Atlantic University, University of Alabama and Florida Gulf Coast University shows rent in the Fort Myers-Cape Coral […]

House fire in Naples leaves Vietnam vet homeless

71-year-old Donald Cline, a Vietnam war veteran lost his Naples home to a fire Sunday night.

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Lee County

Policy could let Lee County school teachers search student’s phones

This issue is at the forefront of the new student-code-of-conduct policy draft under consideration in Lee County schools.

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Lee County school board gives personnel right to check student’s phones

The Lee County School District has given school personnel the right to check students’ phones in a new draft of the student code of conduct.

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‘No comment’ from Canterbury School Board on Wyatt Henderson’s arrest

WINK News is garnering a better understanding of why there hasn’t been any response about a private school hiring a convicted felon to run school security.

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Lee County schools want to look through student’s phone without warrant

And there’s no doubt parents want to feel their kids are safe when they go to school, but moms and dads WINK News spoke with also don’t want their kid’s privacy violated.