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The Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office has arrested a woman who allegedly violated her bond as she was caught trafficking and possessing several forms of drugs.
Florida Southwestern State College is set to hold a series of free concerts throughout April.
The Weather Authority is tracking mostly sunny conditions, bringing warmer temperatures throughout this Wednesday.
A teenager is fighting for his life after a violent confrontation in Collier County.
Thick smoke erupted from a Fort Myers recycling facility on Tuesday evening as flames tore through the building.
Charlotte County is gearing up for a legal battle over the Rotonda Bridge, which has been closed since Hurricane Ian.
Howard Sapp has announced his candidacy to represent Southwest Florida in Washington, D.C. Sapp, a Democrat, aims to succeed Republican Congressman Byron Donalds, who is running for governor of Florida.
A Lee County teenager has been arrested for pointing a laser at an aircraft, a dangerous act that poses significant risks to aviation safety.
A legal battle is unfolding in Collier County as Lee Health Systems takes on Nicklaus Children’s Hospital over a lease dispute
Fort Myers Beach may soon see relief from high flood insurance bills. The town lost its FEMA flood insurance discount last fall and was placed on probation, putting homeowners at risk of higher costs.
A new partnership between Florida Gulf Coast University and the University of Massachusetts Lowell is set to drive long-term improvements in Southwest Florida.
Lighthouse Beach Park on Sanibel Island has completed the final phase of its beach renourishment project.
HeadPinz in Lee County is offering more than just strikes and spares at their bowling lanes.
Are some deputies looking the other way when certain people get pulled over? Those are the claims of one former deputy.
Homeowners in Babcock Ranch faced disappointment when they discovered their homes, promised to be fully hurricane impact resistant by construction company D.R. Horton, did not meet those standards.
The Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office has arrested a woman who allegedly violated her bond as she was caught trafficking and possessing several forms of drugs.
Florida Southwestern State College is set to hold a series of free concerts throughout April.
The Weather Authority is tracking mostly sunny conditions, bringing warmer temperatures throughout this Wednesday.
A teenager is fighting for his life after a violent confrontation in Collier County.
Thick smoke erupted from a Fort Myers recycling facility on Tuesday evening as flames tore through the building.
Charlotte County is gearing up for a legal battle over the Rotonda Bridge, which has been closed since Hurricane Ian.
Howard Sapp has announced his candidacy to represent Southwest Florida in Washington, D.C. Sapp, a Democrat, aims to succeed Republican Congressman Byron Donalds, who is running for governor of Florida.
A Lee County teenager has been arrested for pointing a laser at an aircraft, a dangerous act that poses significant risks to aviation safety.
A legal battle is unfolding in Collier County as Lee Health Systems takes on Nicklaus Children’s Hospital over a lease dispute
Fort Myers Beach may soon see relief from high flood insurance bills. The town lost its FEMA flood insurance discount last fall and was placed on probation, putting homeowners at risk of higher costs.
A new partnership between Florida Gulf Coast University and the University of Massachusetts Lowell is set to drive long-term improvements in Southwest Florida.
Lighthouse Beach Park on Sanibel Island has completed the final phase of its beach renourishment project.
HeadPinz in Lee County is offering more than just strikes and spares at their bowling lanes.
Are some deputies looking the other way when certain people get pulled over? Those are the claims of one former deputy.
Homeowners in Babcock Ranch faced disappointment when they discovered their homes, promised to be fully hurricane impact resistant by construction company D.R. Horton, did not meet those standards.
WINK News continues to make progress on its studio after it was flooded by Hurricane Ian.
The weather team is back in the studio.
The fans have been put away and the edit bays at WINK News are full of editors once again. The editors were previously working upstairs along with other staffers.
WINK News continues to fix its offices as Southwest Florida continues to rebuild after Ian.
Watch the tour of WINK News in the player above.