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The Fort Myers Police Department is on the scene searching for a driver who fled from a hit-and-run crash in downtown Fort Myers.
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Gov. Ron DeSantis is proposing the removal of Florida’s Red Flag law, a measure established after the tragic Parkland shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School that claimed 17 lives.
A brush fire near Myakka State Forest in Charlotte County left residents in fear as it threatened homes and property.
A mysterious sight in the sky had WINK News viewers buzzing, but there’s no need to worry. It’s not a UFO.
A tense incident unfolded on Sandy Pine Drive in Charlotte County last October when deputies shot and killed a man in his driveway.
Sanibel Island is facing challenges as it balances its natural beauty with the demands of stormwater management.
Spring break 2025 has arrived, and tourists are flocking to Southwest Florida.
Affordable housing is a pressing issue in Southwest Florida, driven by a growing population. The Florida Housing Coalition is working to ensure residents can afford a place to live.
Residents of Alva are grappling with changes as Lee County commissioners approved a significant development project that will transform their rural community.
Collier County deputies arrested a man accused of impersonating another individual and making fraudulent bank transactions exceeding $150,000.
The nation’s oldest and most esteemed shell show is currently taking place on Sanibel.
WINK News anchor Liz Biro had the chance to fly with the Lee County Mosquito Control District to see how they work to battle mosquitoes.
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A 17-year-old was killed in a wreck involving a stolen car with three other juveniles inside Thursday, according to North Port officials.
The victim has now been identified as Waylon Bergman, 17, of Charlotte County.
On Jan. 2 around 2:30 a.m., North Port police responded to a single-vehicle wreck in the area of Yorkshire Street and Cassava Road.
The vehicle had left the roadway and struck a tree.
It was later discovered that the white Honda was recently reported stolen from Port Charlotte. There were four juveniles ranging in age from 13-17 in the car at the time of the wreck.
Bergman died as a result of injuries sustained in the crash. The other three occupants were transported to hospitals; two by helicopter and one by ground. As of Jan. 3, they were in stable condition.
The names of the other juveniles will not be released to the public at this time due to an ongoing investigation and the fact that they are all minors.
The NPPD’s Traffic Homicide Unit is investigating the crash and working on additional details.