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Nastar Roofing Enterprises Inc.’s owner and office administrator have been sentenced to prison for federal tax fraud.
Collier County commissioners are set to discuss a new safety ordinance for bicycles and e-bikes on Tuesday.
The Weather Authority is tracking a mostly cloudy Tuesday, with isolated inland storms expected throughout the afternoon.
While construction may dampen your commute, WINK News traffic anchor Rachel Cox-Rosen, in this web-exclusive feature, knows the best way to traverse the roadways.
Fort Myers is asking residents to help shape its future by updating its comprehensive plan, which has not been revised since 2008.
The debate over the size of a popular resort on Captiva Island continues, with concerns now extending beyond just building heights.
Spring break in Southwest Florida is in full swing, with Fort Myers Beach buzzing with thousands of tourists.
The roads on Colonial Boulevard are notorious for traffic congestion and crashes, but there might be hope on the horizon.
The Lee County Port Authority board met Monday to discuss the future of the RSW Terminal Expansion Project, which has encountered significant delays.
An active shooter situation is a terrifying prospect, but preparation is key.
Estero Boulevard from Crescent Street to Matanzas Pass has officially been reopened for motorists in Fort Myers Beach.
The long-awaited roundabout at the bottom of the Matanzas Pass Bridge on Fort Myers Beach is now open.
Food banks play a crucial role in ensuring that hardworking individuals don’t go hungry. However, WINK News has learned that this task might become more challenging.
After only one year leading the Eagles, FGCU head women’s basketball coach Chelsea Lyles is stepping down.
The FSW Buccaneers women’s basketball team is playing in the NJCAA Tournament for the first time since 2020.
Nastar Roofing Enterprises Inc.’s owner and office administrator have been sentenced to prison for federal tax fraud.
Collier County commissioners are set to discuss a new safety ordinance for bicycles and e-bikes on Tuesday.
The Weather Authority is tracking a mostly cloudy Tuesday, with isolated inland storms expected throughout the afternoon.
While construction may dampen your commute, WINK News traffic anchor Rachel Cox-Rosen, in this web-exclusive feature, knows the best way to traverse the roadways.
Fort Myers is asking residents to help shape its future by updating its comprehensive plan, which has not been revised since 2008.
The debate over the size of a popular resort on Captiva Island continues, with concerns now extending beyond just building heights.
Spring break in Southwest Florida is in full swing, with Fort Myers Beach buzzing with thousands of tourists.
The roads on Colonial Boulevard are notorious for traffic congestion and crashes, but there might be hope on the horizon.
The Lee County Port Authority board met Monday to discuss the future of the RSW Terminal Expansion Project, which has encountered significant delays.
An active shooter situation is a terrifying prospect, but preparation is key.
Estero Boulevard from Crescent Street to Matanzas Pass has officially been reopened for motorists in Fort Myers Beach.
The long-awaited roundabout at the bottom of the Matanzas Pass Bridge on Fort Myers Beach is now open.
Food banks play a crucial role in ensuring that hardworking individuals don’t go hungry. However, WINK News has learned that this task might become more challenging.
After only one year leading the Eagles, FGCU head women’s basketball coach Chelsea Lyles is stepping down.
The FSW Buccaneers women’s basketball team is playing in the NJCAA Tournament for the first time since 2020.
The Gulf Coast Humane Society needs help from the community, as food supplies for the pet pantry are dangerously low.
On Monday, the GCHS posted on its social media page that it had just enough food to accommodate five families who needed to feed their dogs.
The Pet Food Pantry donation campaign was started during the COVID-19 pandemic, providing families with an opportunity to feed their pets if they are financially unable to do so.
The GCHS relies on donations from Lee County to provide these options to those in need.
Pet Food Pantry donations can be dropped off at the Gulf Coast Humane Society located at 2010 Arcadia Street in Fort Myers.
The GCHS also accepts donations of cat litter and pet items along with dry/wet food donations.
The drop-off sites are open seven days a week from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
For more information about the Gulf Coast Humane Society and to donate, click here.