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A Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office vehicle was seen rolling over on a road in Port Charlotte.
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A Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office vehicle was seen rolling over on a road in Port Charlotte.
On Monday afternoon, WINK News learned why the city limited the amount of water coming out of your faucet.
A multi-million dollar beach renourishment project is underway in Collier County.
A woman is in critical condition after a car hit her while riding a bike on Weber Boulevard in Collier County.
Neighbors in Englewood, North Port, and Venice are puzzled about what could be in the sky. Some say it’s two planes close to each other. Others say it’s drones.
Florida Everblades forward Logan Lambdin works as a realtor away for the ice as a way to prepare for his post-hockey life.
Fort Myers Beach traffic causes a big annoyance for many beachgoers. The Matanzas pass the bridge to get onto the island and can be backed up, eating into that beach relaxation time.
If you travel to Lehigh Acres, some of the streets aren’t clean. You might notice paint splattering the roads and vandals behind the mess. It’s not just paint but broken glass, too.
The City of Fort Myers is spending nearly $8 million to improve its digital infrastructure.
The man convicted and sentenced to death for the killing of two Cape Coral women has begun his first of many appeals to the death sentence he got last year.
The grandfather of one of the teens struck by a truck in a New Orleans terrorist attack has released a picture of the teens sharing an emotional moment in the hospital.
A bill to change the official state bird has been filed in the Florida House of Representatives.
As Charlotte County officials await cost estimates from the impacts of 2024 hurricanes Helene and Milton, the county is already reeling from the $362,021,150 cost of Hurricane Ian in 2022.
The National Transportation Safety Board has released the cause of the airplane crash that occurred in Cape Coral in February.
If you’re thinking of heading to the beach in Collier County, heed this warning.
A Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office vehicle was seen rolling over on a road in Port Charlotte.
On Monday afternoon, WINK News learned why the city limited the amount of water coming out of your faucet.
A multi-million dollar beach renourishment project is underway in Collier County.
A woman is in critical condition after a car hit her while riding a bike on Weber Boulevard in Collier County.
Neighbors in Englewood, North Port, and Venice are puzzled about what could be in the sky. Some say it’s two planes close to each other. Others say it’s drones.
Florida Everblades forward Logan Lambdin works as a realtor away for the ice as a way to prepare for his post-hockey life.
Fort Myers Beach traffic causes a big annoyance for many beachgoers. The Matanzas pass the bridge to get onto the island and can be backed up, eating into that beach relaxation time.
If you travel to Lehigh Acres, some of the streets aren’t clean. You might notice paint splattering the roads and vandals behind the mess. It’s not just paint but broken glass, too.
The City of Fort Myers is spending nearly $8 million to improve its digital infrastructure.
The man convicted and sentenced to death for the killing of two Cape Coral women has begun his first of many appeals to the death sentence he got last year.
The grandfather of one of the teens struck by a truck in a New Orleans terrorist attack has released a picture of the teens sharing an emotional moment in the hospital.
A bill to change the official state bird has been filed in the Florida House of Representatives.
As Charlotte County officials await cost estimates from the impacts of 2024 hurricanes Helene and Milton, the county is already reeling from the $362,021,150 cost of Hurricane Ian in 2022.
The National Transportation Safety Board has released the cause of the airplane crash that occurred in Cape Coral in February.
If you’re thinking of heading to the beach in Collier County, heed this warning.
We are about to enter the busiest time of the year for hurricane season as we normally ramp up in August and can stay active through October.
Lee County Emergency Management says it plans on some changes over previous years.
They are looking into opening additional shelters to help with social distancing, doing health checks at the door, and focusing on safety measures.
“Making sure our members of the public bring their face mask should they need to go to a public hurricane shelter. Looking at extra cleaning for shelters and wiping down those high touch areas more frequently than we normally would in a hurricane sheltering environment,” said Lee Mayfield, Director of Lee County Emergency Management.
As you get your hurricane kits together be aware that stores like Publix still have limits on how much of certain products, like cleaning wipes you can buy. They tell us that likely won’t change, so as people prepare their kits, they are taking different approaches.
Going to a shelter should not be your “Plan A”. Shelter in place if you can or evacuate to family or friends nearby. Public shelters should be a last resort.