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The South Golf Cove community came together for a special cause, hosting a first responder event to honor the late Sgt. Elio Diaz.
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The South Golf Cove community came together for a special cause, hosting a first responder event to honor the late Sgt. Elio Diaz.
The Tampa Bay Rays honored Sgt. Elio Diaz during their spring training home opener against the Boston Red Sox on Sunday.
The Alliance for the Arts presented the first annual Asian Winter Fest in Fort Myers on Saturday.
A fatal hit-and-run crash occurred on early Saturday at around 4:43 a.m. on Lee Boulevard and Hanna Avenue in Lee County.
The Courts Cape Coral is now open, offering a new hub for pickleball enthusiasts in the area.
The Weather Authority says clouds and sun will stay overhead on Saturday, with highs reaching the upper 70s.
Cracklin’ Jacks in Golden Gate is basking in the spotlight after its feature on Food Network with Guy Fieri aired for the first time.
Flames engulfed a garage in Cape Coral, turning a firefighting effort into a rescue mission for two dogs trapped inside.
PureNative, a hemp lifestyle brand based in Southwest Florida, announced that it is rolling out a new line of THC-infused seltzer drinks.
The cost of air travel is rising, and some travelers are turning to a controversial method called “skiplagging” to save money.
Better Together held its annual “Night of a Million Dreams” gala to raise funds to keep children out of foster care and strengthen families.
WINK News has learned that a member of Island Coast High School’s staff is now under investigation, according to the Lee County School District.
Veterans often face battles long after returning home, and for some dogs, their struggles begin when they are abandoned.
The Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office has arrested a woman accused of soliciting prostitution at an aroma therapy business in Port Charlotte.
Florida’s Surgeon General, Dr. Joseph Ladapo, is on a mission to convince local leaders to ban fluoride in drinking water.
The South Golf Cove community came together for a special cause, hosting a first responder event to honor the late Sgt. Elio Diaz.
The Tampa Bay Rays honored Sgt. Elio Diaz during their spring training home opener against the Boston Red Sox on Sunday.
The Alliance for the Arts presented the first annual Asian Winter Fest in Fort Myers on Saturday.
A fatal hit-and-run crash occurred on early Saturday at around 4:43 a.m. on Lee Boulevard and Hanna Avenue in Lee County.
The Courts Cape Coral is now open, offering a new hub for pickleball enthusiasts in the area.
The Weather Authority says clouds and sun will stay overhead on Saturday, with highs reaching the upper 70s.
Cracklin’ Jacks in Golden Gate is basking in the spotlight after its feature on Food Network with Guy Fieri aired for the first time.
Flames engulfed a garage in Cape Coral, turning a firefighting effort into a rescue mission for two dogs trapped inside.
PureNative, a hemp lifestyle brand based in Southwest Florida, announced that it is rolling out a new line of THC-infused seltzer drinks.
The cost of air travel is rising, and some travelers are turning to a controversial method called “skiplagging” to save money.
Better Together held its annual “Night of a Million Dreams” gala to raise funds to keep children out of foster care and strengthen families.
WINK News has learned that a member of Island Coast High School’s staff is now under investigation, according to the Lee County School District.
Veterans often face battles long after returning home, and for some dogs, their struggles begin when they are abandoned.
The Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office has arrested a woman accused of soliciting prostitution at an aroma therapy business in Port Charlotte.
Florida’s Surgeon General, Dr. Joseph Ladapo, is on a mission to convince local leaders to ban fluoride in drinking water.
BONITA SPRINGS, Fla. Representatives from Lee County schools had a “positive conversation” Monday with the owners of property on the site where a new high school is being built, a district spokeswoman said.
The district discovered that a 150-foot strip of land on the site where Bonita Springs High School is under construction belongs to the Hawthorne Community Association, which is a homeowners group.
“Both parties are committed to achieving a mutually agreeable solution,” district spokeswoman Lauren Stillwell said.
Community association vice president Debra Fosselman said last week she anticipates resolution will be a lengthy process. The school is scheduled to open for the 2018-19 school year.