Money Monday

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WINK News reporter Kristin Sanchez talks to Stefan Contorno, First Vice President of USB in Bonita Springs, about the economic outlook for the new year.

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City of Cape Coral hosts rally giving back to Ian victims

On Friday night, there was quite the turnout at the Cape Coral Together: Resilience Rally at the German American Social Club off Pine Island Road.

8,000 bees discovered and relocated by Charlotte County deputies

A cabinet set out to be disposed of became home to 8,000 bees outside the Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office.

Farmer Mikes U-pick fall festival comes to Bonita Springs

Farmer Mike’s U-pick in Bonita Springs is holding a spooky fall-tastic festival through October for the ninth annual fall festival.

Rina moving W-NW; Philippe expected to drift through the weekend

According to the National Hurricane Center’s 11 a.m. Friday advisory, Tropical Storm Rina is expected to continue slowly northwestward.

Former FBI agent weighs in on Christopher Worrell’s arrest

Retired FBI agent Robert Foley weighs in on the capture of Christopher Worrell by the FBI Thursday night

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Man accused of using counterfeit money at Naples McDonald’s

A 53-year-old man has been arrested for using counterfeit money to buy food from a McDonald’s in Naples on Thursday.

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Miracle Monday: 2-year-old survives cancer battle

It’s Miracle Monday, and today, we meet a couple of kids who made a splash in the face of cancer.

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Mental Health Monday: Mentally preparing for Hurricane Ian’s anniversary

The first anniversary of Hurricane Ian is approaching, and residents of Southwest Florida may struggle with the complex emotions of the storm.

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More than $1 billion in Ian recovery funds delayed

The Lee County Recovery Task Force discussed pushing the deadline back to February to finalize the plans for how to use the grant money.

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Lee County P.E. instructor teaches five reading classes due to teacher shortage

A Lee County P.E. teacher has to teach five reading classes due to the current teacher shortage.

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Lee County teacher shortage affecting parents

Right now, schools have a shortage of everything, but some things kids can not go without, and parents have had enough.

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