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The Cape Coral Animal Shelter is taking a significant step forward with a groundbreaking ceremony for its new expansion project.
A high-ranking police officer has been placed on leave after being accused of a lewd crime at a department store.
Six-year-old Da’Mari Brown’s life took a dramatic turn from constant movement to being bedridden due to a mysterious medical condition.
The Lee County Sheriff’s Office is seeking the public’s help to locate a missing and endangered child.
Music lovers, get ready for the Southwest Florida Record Show, which will showcase all things music, including vinyl, CDs, ticket stubs, vintage T-shirts and high-end hi-fi record players.
The Board of Charlotte County Commissioners shot down a request Feb. 25 to rezone 138.32 acres to pave the way for 1,188 apartments in five-story buildings in the Punta Gorda area.
The architectural and landscaping design for The Avenue, a significant redevelopment project on Fifth Avenue South, received unanimous final approval Feb. 26 by the Naples Design Review Board.
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission and the Lee County Sheriff’s Office are conducting a death investigation after a body was found in the Caloosahatchee River.
Two Lee County men have been arrested for dealing meth after an investigation by the FBI.
Vandalism struck the Pine Lakes Country Club’s pickleball courts and shed over the weekend, leaving the community in shock.
Welcome to WINK News Photos of the Week, where we highlight memorable moments from Southwest Florida throughout the week.
Collier County commissioners have approved an agreement with the City of Naples to use Bayview Park for debris removal during the renovation of the iconic Naples Pier.
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) wants to hear from the public on potential options for regulated black bear hunting.
When the Minnesota Twins, Boston Red Sox and Tampa Bay Rays report to work mid-February, they begin six weeks of practices and Grapefruit League games, honing their skills and preparing for Major League Baseball’s regular season.
Is there a science to slacking off?
The Cape Coral Animal Shelter is taking a significant step forward with a groundbreaking ceremony for its new expansion project.
A high-ranking police officer has been placed on leave after being accused of a lewd crime at a department store.
Six-year-old Da’Mari Brown’s life took a dramatic turn from constant movement to being bedridden due to a mysterious medical condition.
The Lee County Sheriff’s Office is seeking the public’s help to locate a missing and endangered child.
Music lovers, get ready for the Southwest Florida Record Show, which will showcase all things music, including vinyl, CDs, ticket stubs, vintage T-shirts and high-end hi-fi record players.
The Board of Charlotte County Commissioners shot down a request Feb. 25 to rezone 138.32 acres to pave the way for 1,188 apartments in five-story buildings in the Punta Gorda area.
The architectural and landscaping design for The Avenue, a significant redevelopment project on Fifth Avenue South, received unanimous final approval Feb. 26 by the Naples Design Review Board.
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission and the Lee County Sheriff’s Office are conducting a death investigation after a body was found in the Caloosahatchee River.
Two Lee County men have been arrested for dealing meth after an investigation by the FBI.
Vandalism struck the Pine Lakes Country Club’s pickleball courts and shed over the weekend, leaving the community in shock.
Welcome to WINK News Photos of the Week, where we highlight memorable moments from Southwest Florida throughout the week.
Collier County commissioners have approved an agreement with the City of Naples to use Bayview Park for debris removal during the renovation of the iconic Naples Pier.
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) wants to hear from the public on potential options for regulated black bear hunting.
When the Minnesota Twins, Boston Red Sox and Tampa Bay Rays report to work mid-February, they begin six weeks of practices and Grapefruit League games, honing their skills and preparing for Major League Baseball’s regular season.
A 28-year-old man was sentenced to life in prison on capital sexual battery on a child under 12 in Charlotte County which was a result of a child pornography investigation.
FBI agents with the Child Exploitation Task Force raided Brian Thomas’ home on Camillia Lane in 2016. More than a dozen images of child pornography and two videos were downloaded from the home’s IP address during the investigation, according to authorities.
Thomas was found guilty of secretly videotaping and inappropriately touching a child younger than 12 years old at the home.
Thomas was also sentenced to 30 years in prison on one count of lewd molestation to be served consecutively, 15 years in prison on one count of video voyeurism to be served concurrently and 5 years in prison on one count of battery by bodily fluids also to be served concurrently.
Thomas was found guilty at trial on February 5th and the jury deliberated for approximately 45 minutes before returning the guilty verdicts on all counts.
The case started in 2016 as a Federal child pornography search warrant on his home during which evidence was discovered on the defendant’s laptop. He was secretly recording children as they undressed and showered.
Assistant State Attorneys Stephanie Powers and Kyle Stublen handled the case.
Prior to facing State charges, the defendant entered a plea to the Federal child porn charge and was sentenced to 30 years in prison on that case.