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Get your super suits ready! Charlie’s Epic Con is coming to Fort Myers this April.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is set to hold a news conference in Ocala.
All Joann fabric and craft stores in Southwest Florida will be closing their doors. The company announced Feb. 24 that it would shutter all 800 stores nationwide.
The Weather Authority is tracking a cloudy Tuesday, with light showers possible before more sunshine is expected by sunset.
The Fort Myes Job Fair is set to begin, with over 100 openings available from various employers.
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.
Investigators have determined that the fire at Christ at the Crossroads Church in Lehigh Acres was intentionally set. Authorities are now searching for the suspected arsonist.
A family in Cape Coral is unable to return to their home after a fire broke out in their garage, nearly claiming the lives of their two dogs.
The Barron Collier High School boy’s soccer team claimed its first state championship in school history.
Six-year-old Da’Mari Brown’s life took an unexpected turn when he fell seriously ill just before Thanksgiving.
A Lee County man, Nate Richie, has returned home to Cape Coral after surviving a harrowing plane crash in Toronto.
In the ongoing battle against food insecurity, a Naples initiative has been making a remarkable difference for over a decade.
Community leaders in Charlotte County are calling for Commissioner Stephen Deutsch to step down after using a racial slur.
Luxury cars took over Interstate 75 in Collier County, performing extreme stunts that temporarily shut down a portion of Alligator Alley.
Sheriffs from across Florida gathered at the Polk County Sheriff’s Office to discuss the newly formed Immigration Enforcement Council.
Get your super suits ready! Charlie’s Epic Con is coming to Fort Myers this April.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is set to hold a news conference in Ocala.
All Joann fabric and craft stores in Southwest Florida will be closing their doors. The company announced Feb. 24 that it would shutter all 800 stores nationwide.
The Weather Authority is tracking a cloudy Tuesday, with light showers possible before more sunshine is expected by sunset.
The Fort Myes Job Fair is set to begin, with over 100 openings available from various employers.
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.
Investigators have determined that the fire at Christ at the Crossroads Church in Lehigh Acres was intentionally set. Authorities are now searching for the suspected arsonist.
A family in Cape Coral is unable to return to their home after a fire broke out in their garage, nearly claiming the lives of their two dogs.
The Barron Collier High School boy’s soccer team claimed its first state championship in school history.
Six-year-old Da’Mari Brown’s life took an unexpected turn when he fell seriously ill just before Thanksgiving.
A Lee County man, Nate Richie, has returned home to Cape Coral after surviving a harrowing plane crash in Toronto.
In the ongoing battle against food insecurity, a Naples initiative has been making a remarkable difference for over a decade.
Community leaders in Charlotte County are calling for Commissioner Stephen Deutsch to step down after using a racial slur.
Luxury cars took over Interstate 75 in Collier County, performing extreme stunts that temporarily shut down a portion of Alligator Alley.
Sheriffs from across Florida gathered at the Polk County Sheriff’s Office to discuss the newly formed Immigration Enforcement Council.
Large crowds are expected in Southwest Florida for two events on Saturday with opposing views.
On Saturday a gun show happens at the Lee Civic Center and a March For Our Lives protest in downtown Fort Myers. The March For Our Lives event hopes for as many as 500 people while the gun show estimates as many as 10,000 people.
The organizer of the March For Our Lives event, Madison Franz said, “I recognize the Second Amendment, but I also recognize that this is a time to bridge together and enact gun reform. And that’s not going to happen unless everyone is on the same page.”
General Manager for the gun show, Robert Geisler said, “it’s practicing our Second Amendment. You know, we feel that you know, responsible gun ownership is key. And that’s what we practice at Florida gun shows. Like I said, there’s there are no private sales, everyone has to be 21 and everyone has to do a background check.”
Fort Myers Police is working with March For Our Lives organizers to ensure everyone’s safety. But the gun show and downtown businesses do not expect issues.