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According to the Collier County Sheriff’s Office, a man was found not breathing in a pool at a Naples apartment complex on Wednesday night.
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According to the Collier County Sheriff’s Office, a man was found not breathing in a pool at a Naples apartment complex on Wednesday night.
A memorial is growing near a pond in Collier County where the body of a teenager was found.
A proposed bill in Florida, known as “Lucy’s Law,” seeks to increase penalties for vessel collisions, accidents, and casualties.
Beach Records, a record store doubling as a music venue, is closing down after hundreds of shows held and many more records sold.
Fort Myers Beach is bustling with activity as spring break draws crowds to the area. The influx of visitors is a welcome sight for local businesses, especially after the community faces challenges from recent hurricanes.
Cape Coral is set to undergo a significant change with a road expansion project on Cape Coral Parkway, increasing it from four lanes to six.
This weekly Most Wanted Wednesday WINK News segment features fugitives from justice in Southwest Florida.
WTLQ 97.7 Orgullo Latino is gearing up for its annual Partners in Hope event.
Taking a temporary extended break from work, known as a mini-retirement, is becoming a popular trend, especially among younger generations.
In the age of the transfer portal, Florida Southwestern baseball is made up of players who have transferred from various prestigious programs.
Palmer, the friendly palm tree, roams the ballpark spreading joy wherever he goes.
The Little Pine Island Bridge has been a main focus of recovery for southwest Florida since Hurricane Ian damaged it in 2022, but construction has been a headache for people on the island since then.
The second phase of the RSW expansion project has officially broken ground, even as the first phase encounters delays.
A barge capsized in the Caloosahatchee River near Jaycee Park, leaking fuel into the water is causing a hazard for boaters.
A traffic crash on Tuesday evening involving multiple vehicles occurred on Northbound Interstate 75 near Estero.
According to the Collier County Sheriff’s Office, a man was found not breathing in a pool at a Naples apartment complex on Wednesday night.
A memorial is growing near a pond in Collier County where the body of a teenager was found.
A proposed bill in Florida, known as “Lucy’s Law,” seeks to increase penalties for vessel collisions, accidents, and casualties.
Beach Records, a record store doubling as a music venue, is closing down after hundreds of shows held and many more records sold.
Fort Myers Beach is bustling with activity as spring break draws crowds to the area. The influx of visitors is a welcome sight for local businesses, especially after the community faces challenges from recent hurricanes.
Cape Coral is set to undergo a significant change with a road expansion project on Cape Coral Parkway, increasing it from four lanes to six.
This weekly Most Wanted Wednesday WINK News segment features fugitives from justice in Southwest Florida.
WTLQ 97.7 Orgullo Latino is gearing up for its annual Partners in Hope event.
Taking a temporary extended break from work, known as a mini-retirement, is becoming a popular trend, especially among younger generations.
In the age of the transfer portal, Florida Southwestern baseball is made up of players who have transferred from various prestigious programs.
Palmer, the friendly palm tree, roams the ballpark spreading joy wherever he goes.
The Little Pine Island Bridge has been a main focus of recovery for southwest Florida since Hurricane Ian damaged it in 2022, but construction has been a headache for people on the island since then.
The second phase of the RSW expansion project has officially broken ground, even as the first phase encounters delays.
A barge capsized in the Caloosahatchee River near Jaycee Park, leaking fuel into the water is causing a hazard for boaters.
A traffic crash on Tuesday evening involving multiple vehicles occurred on Northbound Interstate 75 near Estero.
If you’re flying in or out of Southwest Florida International Airport (RSW) or if you’re waiting on someone who is, this is important information that will take some of the stress out of the holiday travel.
RSW will get busy, but the airport is warning about particular dates and telling everyone to get there early.
Starting with parking, RSW said they expect the lots to fill up very quickly starting Wednesday and all the way until Jan. 2.
Click here to view the airport’s Facebook page to see if the lots are already full, but even if they are not, expect parking to take longer than usual.
Then, once you’re inside, you should expect to see lines at security, so it’s best to take their advice and get to RSW two hours before domestic flights and three hours for international flights. It won’t make the lines shorter, but you won’t be stressed out while navigating them.
Also, the parking bargain known as RSW Remote is back. That is a $40 flat fee if you park between Wednesday and Sunday, as long as you leave by Jan. 3.
Those spots run out fast, so be sure to reserve your spot. Click here to learn how to reserve your parking spot at RSW.