Grant, community donations fund life-saving animal treatments

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Thanks to new tech and a full-time veterinarian, the Animal Welfare League of Charlotte does not turn away animals for being sick or disabled.

Erika Jackson, a WINK News reporter, went to the shelter in Charlotte County to check out what makes it all possible.

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According to AAA, Florida gas prices are now the lowest of 2023 as the state average dropped 15 cents, settling at around $3 per gallon.

The Seminole Casino will begin to accept sports betting, along with other games at the Immokalee location on Monday at 10 a.m.

A small fire caused by a lithium battery attached to a weedwhacker was extinguished by the Cape Coral Fire Department.

WINK News Meteorologist Zach Maloch is tracking a cold front dropping temperatures throughout the Southwest Florida area.

Police are looking for a missing and endangered woman from Cape Coral.

A Gateway Elementary School ESOL paraprofessional is being recognized for saving a student’s life.

Lung cancer is the number one cause of cancer deaths, and even when it’s found it can be extremely hard to reach.

Every 33 seconds, a life is lost to cardiovascular disease, making it the primary cause of death for both men and women.

Fortunately, Collier County said they would provide Canas with all the benefits he is entitled to, with a $25,000 check to boot.