WINK News studio making progress after Hurricane Ian

WINK News has made progress on the studio after it was flooded by Ian. (CREDIT: WINK News)

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.

Local Headlines

Group protests death of Christopher Jordan

Their messages were aimed at the Fort Myers police department, the Florida Department of Law Enforcement and State Attorney Amira Fox.

A least 3 cars involved in crash near Top Golf Way and Challenger Blvd.

It happened near Top Golf Way and Challenger Boulevard in Fort Myers.

Fired deputy charged with crimes had troubled past in law enforcement

A local police officer resigned in lieu of termination after dozens of disciplinary actions against him, so how was he hired at another SWFL law enforcement agency?

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Some Fort Myers downtown business owners want free employee parking

With the growth of Fort Myers comes limited and paid parking downtown. Some downtown owners and employees feel that their parking when working should be free.

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