Look ahead: Politics in 2020

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With 2020 almost here, we’re looking at the big stories we’ll be following in the New Year. Political expert Drew Steele from 92.5 Fox News Radio breaks down the big stories in politics at both the state and national level.

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Cape Coral

Cape Coral woman found almost a year after disappearance

After almost a year of being missing, a Cape Coral woman who disappeared in July of last year has been found safe in Ohio.

CBS Miami

Four people injured in I-75 crash, one airlifted

Broward Sheriff Fire Rescue reported that four people were hospitalized following a rollover car accident on I-75 near the east toll plaza after 9 a.m. on Saturday.

Lee County

Cape Coral man arrested after driving boat under the influence

According to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) a man was arrested after he was driving a boat under the influence.

Rain chances remain low into Memorial Day

Rain chances remain limited this holiday weekend.

FORT MYERS BEACH

Yucatan Bar and Grill, Pink Shell Resort’s pool are back in Fort Myers Beach

Eight months after Ian blew through Southwest Florida, the Pink Shell Resort is welcoming guests back to its Octopool on Fort Myers Beach.

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FORT MYERS

Lee County schools want to look through student’s phone without warrant

And there’s no doubt parents want to feel their kids are safe when they go to school, but moms and dads WINK News spoke with also don’t want their kid’s privacy violated.

FORT MYERS

Poll: Should Florida schools be allowed to look through students’ phones?

What is your opinion on the legality of a school district searching students’ phones? Would you be willing to sign the code of conduct if it includes such a rule?

SANIBEL

Keeping an eye on Lake Okeechobee ahead of rainy season

Flows from Lake Okeechobee hydrate the area and balance salinity, but if the timing or amount of water is wrong, there could be adverse effects. WINK News has updates on Lake Okeechobee as Southwest Florida enters the rainy season.

Unseasonably hot Friday afternoon ahead of evening rain chances

High temperatures will return to the mid-90s under partly cloudy skies. Our “feels like” temperatures will soar into the upper 90s, with some communities experiencing heat index values in the triple digits.