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CAPTIVA

The Mucky Duck sign returned to Captiva 50 years after being stolen

In the 1970s, someone stole the sign from The Mucky Duck on Captiva. Flash forward about 50 years, and this relic was found and mailed back to the restaurant.

CHARLOTTE COUNTY

Mother loses custody of son after deadly apartment fire in Charlotte County

Late Friday afternoon, a judge stripped a mother of custody of a 9-year-old boy, three days after the boy’s father and sister died in a fire in Charlotte County.

WINK NEWS

Everglades Foundation celebrates 30 years of protecting Florida’s national treasure

The fight for the Everglades is a long and ongoing battle, but on Thursday night, the Everglades Foundation and its supporters took a moment to celebrate 30 years.

WINK NEWS

Lessons learned from Hurricane Michael help Southwest Florida rebuild after Ian

Hurricane Ian barreled ashore in Southwest Florida as a dangerous, high-end Category 4 storm. Six months later, we’ve come a long way.

SANIBEL

Bailey’s General Store on Sanibel auctioning wine that survived Ian to help fund rebuild

Bailey’s General Store has been in Sanibel for more than 100 years. Now they need a hand to rebuild, and what’s a better way to do that than wine and food?

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IMMOKALEE

Immokalee woman hurt in MSU shooting releases first public statement

Shot during a mass shooting at Michigan State University, an Immokalee High School graduate is on the mend.

FORT MYERS

Scientists on weeklong Gulf research trip adjust to life at sea

Working on a boat can be tough, but life at sea also involves several conveniences for marine scientists researching post-hurricane water quality.

LEE COUNTY

How much money will it cost for Lee County to recover from Hurricane Ian?

So far, Lee County has spent a whopping $59,290,600 with more than $200,000,000 to go.

WINK NEWS

Public adjuster answers your hurricane-related property insurance questions

One of the biggest issues people are dealing with when it comes to insurance after Hurricane Ian is property damage. How much should your insurance company pay, and can an adjuster stack on costs?