New information on nurse accused of starving premature babyWorld’s largest bounce castle to spring into Bonita Springs
CAPE CORAL New information on nurse accused of starving premature baby New information has been released about what happened behind closed doors when a nurse allegedly starved a premature baby.
BONITA SPRINGS World’s largest bounce castle to spring into Bonita Springs The Big Bounce America, the world’s largest inflatable bounce castle is set to appear in Bonita Springs.
palmdale Gatorama owner bitten during alligator feeding show Gatorama owner Allen Register was sent to hospital after being bitten by an alligator during a feeding show.
CAPE CORAL Man accused of Cape Coral DUI accident with serious injuries A man has been arrested after allegedly causing an accident with injuries while driving under the influence in Cape Coral.
wink news Web Exclusive: Rachel Cox-Rosen’s Construction Heads Up 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 weather authority Another warm afternoon for your Tuesday plans The Weather Authority is tracking a warm Tuesday afternoon with stray rain showers expected in our inland communities.
port charlotte Suspected impaired driver in custody after slamming into Port Charlotte home’s garage The Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office and North Port Police Department are investigating a crash involving a suspected impaired driver slamming into a home garage.
NORTH FORT MYERS Cape Coral man faces 16 charges after fleeing multiple traffic stops Marcus Selby, 24, is facing multiple charges after a dramatic series of events involving Cape Coral police and Florida Highway Patrol troopers.
SANIBEL Sanibel residents brace for traffic surge with new advisory and app aid Sanibel residents are bracing for increased traffic as the city issued a “heavy traffic advisory” for the entire week.
FGCU FGCU’s Casey Santoro battles back from Achilles injury FGCU women’s basketball player Casey Santoro is back on the floor after suffering an Achilles injury a season ago.
BABCOCK RANCH Heaviest Florida panther ever recorded located in Babcock Ranch Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission biologists recently captured and collared the heaviest Florida panther ever recorded.
Lee County deputies using VR for safe high-risk training scenarios The Lee County Sheriff’s Office has taken a significant step forward in training by incorporating virtual reality technology.
NAPLES FC Naples signs local soccer star Joffre followed his dream across continents after graduating from Gulf Coast. Now he’s back on the professional soccer pitch in his hometown.
FORT MYERS BEACH Fort Myers Beach businesses face floodplain compliance deadline Fort Myers Beach’s businesses face pressure to comply with floodplain regulations or leave the island by March 1.
NAPLES Persistent red tide bloom off Naples to Boca Grande raises concerns As the weather warms up, more people are heading to the beach. However, those with beach plans in Southwest Florida should be aware of the persistent red tide affecting the coastline.
CAPE CORAL New information on nurse accused of starving premature baby New information has been released about what happened behind closed doors when a nurse allegedly starved a premature baby.
BONITA SPRINGS World’s largest bounce castle to spring into Bonita Springs The Big Bounce America, the world’s largest inflatable bounce castle is set to appear in Bonita Springs.
palmdale Gatorama owner bitten during alligator feeding show Gatorama owner Allen Register was sent to hospital after being bitten by an alligator during a feeding show.
CAPE CORAL Man accused of Cape Coral DUI accident with serious injuries A man has been arrested after allegedly causing an accident with injuries while driving under the influence in Cape Coral.
wink news Web Exclusive: Rachel Cox-Rosen’s Construction Heads Up 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 weather authority Another warm afternoon for your Tuesday plans The Weather Authority is tracking a warm Tuesday afternoon with stray rain showers expected in our inland communities.
port charlotte Suspected impaired driver in custody after slamming into Port Charlotte home’s garage The Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office and North Port Police Department are investigating a crash involving a suspected impaired driver slamming into a home garage.
NORTH FORT MYERS Cape Coral man faces 16 charges after fleeing multiple traffic stops Marcus Selby, 24, is facing multiple charges after a dramatic series of events involving Cape Coral police and Florida Highway Patrol troopers.
SANIBEL Sanibel residents brace for traffic surge with new advisory and app aid Sanibel residents are bracing for increased traffic as the city issued a “heavy traffic advisory” for the entire week.
FGCU FGCU’s Casey Santoro battles back from Achilles injury FGCU women’s basketball player Casey Santoro is back on the floor after suffering an Achilles injury a season ago.
BABCOCK RANCH Heaviest Florida panther ever recorded located in Babcock Ranch Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission biologists recently captured and collared the heaviest Florida panther ever recorded.
Lee County deputies using VR for safe high-risk training scenarios The Lee County Sheriff’s Office has taken a significant step forward in training by incorporating virtual reality technology.
NAPLES FC Naples signs local soccer star Joffre followed his dream across continents after graduating from Gulf Coast. Now he’s back on the professional soccer pitch in his hometown.
FORT MYERS BEACH Fort Myers Beach businesses face floodplain compliance deadline Fort Myers Beach’s businesses face pressure to comply with floodplain regulations or leave the island by March 1.
NAPLES Persistent red tide bloom off Naples to Boca Grande raises concerns As the weather warms up, more people are heading to the beach. However, those with beach plans in Southwest Florida should be aware of the persistent red tide affecting the coastline.
(MGN) MANCHESTER, England (AP) – For a football coach widely regarded as the best in the business, there are many uncertainties shrouding Pep Guardiola as he starts his tenure at Manchester City. Can City’s squad adapt to his methods? Can he achieve the consistency in a grueling Premier League season that his Barcelona and Bayern Munich teams have had down the years? What’s it like to play a match the day after Christmas? These were some of the challenges he raised as he faced the media for the first time on Friday. “Halfway through the season, I might be able to explain better,” Guardiola said. The 45-year-old Spanish coach openly acknowledges his move to England – for the first time in his career as either a player or a coach – will be a learning experience. It will come, however, in the glaze of the toughest and most-watched league in the world. He has won 22 trophies since 2008 as coach of Barcelona (2008-12) and Bayern (2013-16), but things are unlikely to come as easy in England. Guardiola has met Sheikh Mansour, City’s Abu Dhabi-based owner, three times since being hired but he’s been set no specific targets. City won the Premier League in 2012 and 2014, but only finished fourth last season. “He didn’t say, ‘You have to win Premier League or Champions League,'” Guardiola said. “He told me, ‘Do your job as best as possible, do your job like you are, and after that we are going to see.'” One of the few familiar sights for Guardiola this season will be Jose Mourinho. There was plenty of controversy when the pair met while coaching Spanish powerhouses Barcelona and Real Madrid in the early 2010s. Now, they will work within a few kilometers of each other in the Premier League, with Mourinho hired by Manchester United in May. Guardiola showed respect toward Mourinho ahead of the renewal of their often-stormy rivalry. “The big coaches, Jose is one them, help me reach another level,” Guardiola said. “He wants to win, I want to win. We know each other pretty well from before. It is great that big managers are here, top managers are here. Big managers take me as a manager to a different level.” His first league game – against Sunderland, managed by the experienced Sam Allardyce – will likely be an eye-opener for Guardiola. “I never go to stadiums where it is freezing and windy. And I say, ‘Why not come play good (football) when it is freezing and windy?'” Guardiola said. “That is a target for me, a personal ambition. I want to prove (myself). “I never played in Premier League before,” he added. “And Sunderland and ‘Big Sam,’ I play the first one. That is why I am here, to see how it is, and I have to adapt to the qualities of my players. “I will need a bit of time to discover the style of play here. It is going to be more physical.” Guardiola also talked about individual players whose futures at City have come under scrutiny. – On the 33-year-old Yaya Toure, who was sold to City by Guardiola and is in the final year of his contract: “I count on him.” – On Raheem Sterling, signed last offseason for $76 million but heavily criticized after his first season at City: “Of course he has a little problem with the money they paid, and that is in the mind of the people. But I’m encouraged and I am looking forward to working with him and showing him how good a player he is.” – On Vincent Kompany, City’s injury-prone captain and center back: “We spoke to him and said just focus on your body and come back to what you were in the past. Vincent will show his qualities.” Guardiola’s Barcelona and Bayern teams played easy-on-the-eye, attacking football and a tough pressing game. Don’t expect that to change at City. “At the end, what we want is so simple,” Guardiola said. “When the opponent has the ball, take it back as quick as possible. When we have the ball, try to move as quick as possible, to create as much chances as possible. That’s all.”