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FGCU falls at home to Queens 71-65 in the ASUN Men’s Basketball Tournament Quarterfinal Monday night.
A new developer has been approved to take over the News Press site project in Fort Myers.
Florida lawmakers are gearing up for a legislative session starting Tuesday, with key issues like property taxes, wind insurance, and gun laws on the agenda.
The bill that would have renamed Tamiami Trail to Gulf of America Trail has been dropped.
In a WINK News exclusive, a new look inside the dramatic hostage situation at the Bank of America at Bell Tower last year.
The Naples Beach Storm Water Outfall Project, an $86 million initiative that has been in the works for decades, is crucial for preventing future floods.
Residents of Marco Island are urging town leaders to do more to protect their water supply.
A Cape Coral teenager with a heart for literature and art received a special place to create, thanks to Make-A-Wish.
Lee County Schools has announced plans to eliminate its Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) office.
A new proposal could repeal a 2023 law aimed at pushing back daily start times in high schools. State lawmakers will discuss this during the legislative session starting tomorrow.
This year is proving to be a busy one in Southwest Florida when it comes to colds.
A family of great horned owls at Gulf Coast High School in Collier County has captivated students and staff alike.
Over the weekend, deputies from the Lee County Sheriff’s Office arrested six people in connection with street racing.
Registration for Charlotte County’s traditional and specialty summer camps have opened early Monday morning.
The Collier County Sheriff’s Office has arrested a man accused of fatally shooting a woman in Naples Manor.
FGCU falls at home to Queens 71-65 in the ASUN Men’s Basketball Tournament Quarterfinal Monday night.
A new developer has been approved to take over the News Press site project in Fort Myers.
Florida lawmakers are gearing up for a legislative session starting Tuesday, with key issues like property taxes, wind insurance, and gun laws on the agenda.
The bill that would have renamed Tamiami Trail to Gulf of America Trail has been dropped.
In a WINK News exclusive, a new look inside the dramatic hostage situation at the Bank of America at Bell Tower last year.
The Naples Beach Storm Water Outfall Project, an $86 million initiative that has been in the works for decades, is crucial for preventing future floods.
Residents of Marco Island are urging town leaders to do more to protect their water supply.
A Cape Coral teenager with a heart for literature and art received a special place to create, thanks to Make-A-Wish.
Lee County Schools has announced plans to eliminate its Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) office.
A new proposal could repeal a 2023 law aimed at pushing back daily start times in high schools. State lawmakers will discuss this during the legislative session starting tomorrow.
This year is proving to be a busy one in Southwest Florida when it comes to colds.
A family of great horned owls at Gulf Coast High School in Collier County has captivated students and staff alike.
Over the weekend, deputies from the Lee County Sheriff’s Office arrested six people in connection with street racing.
Registration for Charlotte County’s traditional and specialty summer camps have opened early Monday morning.
The Collier County Sheriff’s Office has arrested a man accused of fatally shooting a woman in Naples Manor.
PUNTA GORDA, Fla. The look of downtown could soon change.
City Council on Wednesday decided to move forward on discussion of a proposal to relax height restrictions on new buildings.
The city is thinking about letting developers go up to 80 feet, or eight stories, with some conditions. The existing cap is at 50 feet.
No formal decision has been made, but the proposal sparked mixed reactions.
“I think most everybody that comes to Punta Gorda loves the city the way it is,” Punta Gorda resident Gary Skillicorn said.
Patti Allen, general manager of Fishermen’s Village, doesn’t think the move would erode the city’s aesthetic character.
“I really don’t think it’s going to affect our city’s charm,” Allen said. “In fact, I think it’s going to enhance it.”
Developers would be required to take a staggered “step-back” approach, giving the top of the buildings a stairstep appearance. They’d also have to include a courtyard and awnings for sun and rain protection.
“We’re really talking very little height that’s going to be added here,” Allen said. “It is not going to be skyscrapers.”