FORT MYERS, Fla. WINK News reporter Therese O’Shea goes behind the scenes and samples cuisine from Blue Moon Pizza, one of the restaurants featured at Taste of Lee.
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Lee County recruiting bilingual teachers from Puerto Rico
For the first time in three years, Lee County is looking for teachers in Puerto Rico to bring more bilingual educators to a heavily Hispanic student body.

Seeing smoke? Controlled burns happening in Lee County
The South Florida Water Management District announced on Thursday that a prescribed burn will be conducted in the CREW Management Area

Lee County residents: Less talk, more action in stopping dangerous drivers
Lee County residents are demanding answers on how deputies will deal with dangerous drivers because community safety is at stake.

Cracking down on illegal street racing in Lee County
Cracking down on illegal racing on the streets of Southwest Florida. On Wednesday, the Lee County Sheriff’s Office announced a policy change after the Lehigh Acres shooting that sent a couple to the hospital. Effective Wednesday, deputies would be able to more easily utilize helicopters, drones, stop sticks, and barricades when in a pursuit. Also, […]
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Push to ban COVID-19 vaccine mandate in Collier County
A task force is looking to stop all COVID-19 vaccine mandates in Collier County. The idea is to spell out your rights regarding healthcare, and the vote is Tuesday. The state already largely bans the mandates. But several of the people WINK News spoke to on Monday agreed with no mandates; most said they want […]

Moving Modular: The hurricane-fighting homes coming to Florida’s coasts
Much of Key Largo has been built to code to fight that thorn from breaking the glass of the vase, just like how these homes now need to be built to withstand winds of 180 miles per hour.

Removing dying trees from Sanibel after getting poisoned by Hurricane Ian’s storm
We lost a lot of trees when saltwater rushed ashore during Hurricane Ian. Crews are out on Sanibel Island, marking and removing the dying vegetation. Joel Caouette, a biologist for the City of Sanibel, says that arsenic cyanide saltwater “killed these very large trees, killed a lot of trees.” All of these have something in […]

Family rebuilds, reopens Bonita Bill’s in honor of the man behind the name
Pain and destruction are only the beginning of the comeback story for a waterfront eating institution near Fort Myers Beach.