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Naples residents have plenty to celebrate as the Seafood & Music Festival is set to return.
A push to make boating safer in Florida is gaining momentum as a bill known as “Lucy’s Law” advances through the legislative process.
The interior and part of the exterior of the former Barnes & Noble building at Waterside Shops are being demolished to enable the buildout of that two-story space for Williams-Sonoma and Pottery Barn home furnishing stores, which are expected to relocate there later this year or early next year.
The Cape Coral Police Department has arrested a man accused of driving under the influence, crashing his vehicle with a child inside.
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.
The Weather Authority is tracking a drier Friday with afternoon temperatures reaching highs similar to mid-February.
Authorities have arrested five individuals and are searching for a sixth suspect in connection with a major car theft ring in Florida.
A Naples construction supervisor faces serious allegations after being accused of using his position to sexually assault employees.
According to the Hendry County Sheriff’s Office, there is a police presence in the area of Sioux Avenue and Cheyenne Avenue.
The Cape Coral Police Department is urging residents to lock their car doors to prevent vehicle burglaries.
Charlotte County Sheriff Bill Prummell is pushing for a new bill that aims to prevent cases like that of Tristin Murphy from happening again.
The Tampa Bay Rays aren’t moving forward with a new stadium and will instead repair Tropicana Field for 2026 as fans wonder about the future.
The decision was made by Superintendent Dr. Denise Carlin to save money and redirect funds into classrooms and schools.
The future of the Naples Airport is uncertain, but Collier County leaders are not in a rush to make any changes
A new aquaponic farm is opening on U.S. 41 in South Fort Myers. This innovative farm uses fish to produce natural nitrogen, aiding in the growth of vegetables.
Naples residents have plenty to celebrate as the Seafood & Music Festival is set to return.
A push to make boating safer in Florida is gaining momentum as a bill known as “Lucy’s Law” advances through the legislative process.
The interior and part of the exterior of the former Barnes & Noble building at Waterside Shops are being demolished to enable the buildout of that two-story space for Williams-Sonoma and Pottery Barn home furnishing stores, which are expected to relocate there later this year or early next year.
The Cape Coral Police Department has arrested a man accused of driving under the influence, crashing his vehicle with a child inside.
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.
The Weather Authority is tracking a drier Friday with afternoon temperatures reaching highs similar to mid-February.
Authorities have arrested five individuals and are searching for a sixth suspect in connection with a major car theft ring in Florida.
A Naples construction supervisor faces serious allegations after being accused of using his position to sexually assault employees.
According to the Hendry County Sheriff’s Office, there is a police presence in the area of Sioux Avenue and Cheyenne Avenue.
The Cape Coral Police Department is urging residents to lock their car doors to prevent vehicle burglaries.
Charlotte County Sheriff Bill Prummell is pushing for a new bill that aims to prevent cases like that of Tristin Murphy from happening again.
The Tampa Bay Rays aren’t moving forward with a new stadium and will instead repair Tropicana Field for 2026 as fans wonder about the future.
The decision was made by Superintendent Dr. Denise Carlin to save money and redirect funds into classrooms and schools.
The future of the Naples Airport is uncertain, but Collier County leaders are not in a rush to make any changes
A new aquaponic farm is opening on U.S. 41 in South Fort Myers. This innovative farm uses fish to produce natural nitrogen, aiding in the growth of vegetables.
A Fort Myers man pleaded guilty Monday to setting a fire at a Planned Parenthood last year.
A judge ordered Everett Thomas Little, 21, to spend nearly a year in the Lee County Jail, but he’ll receive credit for time served. He was first arrested Oct. 14, four days after the crime.
Little threw two burning glass bottles full of gas against the Planned Parenthood building on Daniels Parkway. Damage to the building was not extensive, but there were burn marks left on a wall.
Once he’s out of jail, Little must serve 84 months of probation and complete 200 hours of community service. He must also stay away from all Planned Parenthood locations.
Little pleaded guilty on charges of 2nd-degree arson, using an incendiary device, and criminal mischief with property damage.