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The Fort Myers Police Department has released new details about the Publix stabbing that occurred Wednesday night.
The Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office has announced the arrest of more than 30 people for charges related to trafficking, selling and/or delivering drugs.
Traffic conditions are improving in Bonita Springs, as smoke from a prescribed burn at Villagewalk Boulevard has begun to dissipate.
Plans for a new boutique hotel with a restaurant at 3467 Bayshore Drive in East Naples are still alive but they are undergoing revisions. Changes in the plans have slowed down the project.
The Cape Coral Police Department swarmed a neighborhood early Friday.
The Florida Warriors 12U Boys Hockey Team nearly didn’t have a team this year and now they are state champions.
Floridians are facing a tough reality when it comes to affording rent on minimum wage.
The Weather Authority is tracking a cold front moving into Southwest Florida, clearing clouds for a mostly sunnier Friday.
A proposed Florida law that would ban children 14 and younger from having social media accounts is heading to court on Friday.
As construction may dampen your commute, WINK News traffic anchor Rachel Cox Rosen knows the best way to traverse the roadways in this web-exclusive feature.
A woman narrowly escaped a terrifying situation when a man opened fire on Palm Beach Boulevard in Tice.
The Southwest Florida Ag Expo has officially kicked off, bringing excitement to the Lee Civic Center.
With constant heavy traffic on the roads, there has been significant foot traffic. This traffic also means people have to navigate around ongoing construction.
Charlotte County deputies have arrested two teenagers for making separate threats to conduct school shootings.
Have you ever tried to buy something online only for your credit card to be surprisingly declined?
The Fort Myers Police Department has released new details about the Publix stabbing that occurred Wednesday night.
The Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office has announced the arrest of more than 30 people for charges related to trafficking, selling and/or delivering drugs.
Traffic conditions are improving in Bonita Springs, as smoke from a prescribed burn at Villagewalk Boulevard has begun to dissipate.
Plans for a new boutique hotel with a restaurant at 3467 Bayshore Drive in East Naples are still alive but they are undergoing revisions. Changes in the plans have slowed down the project.
The Cape Coral Police Department swarmed a neighborhood early Friday.
The Florida Warriors 12U Boys Hockey Team nearly didn’t have a team this year and now they are state champions.
Floridians are facing a tough reality when it comes to affording rent on minimum wage.
The Weather Authority is tracking a cold front moving into Southwest Florida, clearing clouds for a mostly sunnier Friday.
A proposed Florida law that would ban children 14 and younger from having social media accounts is heading to court on Friday.
As construction may dampen your commute, WINK News traffic anchor Rachel Cox Rosen knows the best way to traverse the roadways in this web-exclusive feature.
A woman narrowly escaped a terrifying situation when a man opened fire on Palm Beach Boulevard in Tice.
The Southwest Florida Ag Expo has officially kicked off, bringing excitement to the Lee Civic Center.
With constant heavy traffic on the roads, there has been significant foot traffic. This traffic also means people have to navigate around ongoing construction.
Charlotte County deputies have arrested two teenagers for making separate threats to conduct school shootings.
Have you ever tried to buy something online only for your credit card to be surprisingly declined?
The coronavirus doesn’t only damage your lungs, it has a big impact on your heart, too.
NCH doctors say up to 28% of its hospitalized COVID-19 patients have suffered cardiac injuries like blood clots, heart attacks, and fast and irregular heartbeats.
Those injuries are connected to worse COVID-19 outcomes like ICU admission and death.
The biggest risk factors for suffering COVID-related heart damage are age and obesity.
Doctors say people with pre-existing heart conditions should also take extra precautions.
“We know that an underlying heart condition is going to make you more susceptible to more severe complications,” Dr. David Axline, a cardiologist at NCH Heart Institute.
“You already have some more limited reserve for the heart to be insulted by something – so you just have to take that into account and protect that organ.”
If you do have pre-existing heart disease and you contract COVID-19, there is some good news. NCH says it has a 10% to 20% increased coronavirus survival rate compared to national standards. Doctors say that’s because the healthcare system learned from New York’s example as well as its use of convalescent plasma and steroids.