Most Wanted Wednesday: Southwest Florida’s most wanted suspects for September 18, 2024Man wanted for stealing from Publix in Cape Coral
SOUTHWEST FLORIDA Most Wanted Wednesday: Southwest Florida’s most wanted suspects for September 18, 2024 Here are some of Southwest Florida’s most wanted suspects for September 18, 2024.
CAPE CORAL Man wanted for stealing from Publix in Cape Coral Southwest Florida Crime Stoppers is asking for the public’s help in identifying a man suspected of stealing from a Publix in Cape Coral.
FORT MYERS Fort Myers High alumna Riley Ludlam wins National Championship with Oklahoma softball Former Fort Myers High softball catcher Riley Ludlam wins national championship with Oklahoma.
ENGLEWOOD Charlotte County woman wins $1 million from scratch-off ticket A woman from Englewood has won $1 million from a $20 Gold Rush scratch-off game.
NAPLES Immokalee woman accused of leaving puppy in hot truck for over an hour An Immokalee woman has been arrested after allegedly leaving a puppy inside of a hot truck for over an hour while she shopped in Naples.
NAPLES Woman accused of physically abusing child at Naples home daycare A woman has been arrested after allegedly physically abusing a child at a Naples home daycare.
Del Taco to consider expanding to other Southwest Florida sites The 12th Del Taco in Florida—with a 13th set to open next week in Kissimmee—has about 55 employees.
NCH public meeting addresses contract stalemate with Florida Blue Without a contract by Oct. 1, NCH would no longer be in network for about 40,000 Florida Blue members, resulting in higher out-of-pocket payments for those still choosing to use NCH services, facilities and physicians.
Charlotte County deputies investigate shooting near US 41 The Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office is investigating the aftermath of a shooting near a Wawa convenience store.
South FORT MYERS Deputies investigate burglary at Royal Arcade in South Fort Myers The Lee County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a burglary at the Royal Arcade in North Fort Myers.
Lee County school superintendent candidates to debate over hot button issues Candidates competing for the Lee Count School Superintendent title will face off to discuss issues and possible solutions.
The Weather Authority The Weather Authority: Hotter with scattered storms this Wednesday The Weather Authority is tracking a hotter Wednesday ahead; scattered storms are expected throughout the day.
Teenage boys suspected of car stealing spree According to the Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office, two 16-year-old boys have been connected to five stolen cars and 28 vehicle break-ins.
naples Negotiations between NCH and Florida Blue could impact SWFL residents A high-stakes healthcare negotiation is hanging in the balance as NCH and Florida Blue are at odds over how to handle the rising cost of health.
Cape Coral’s Darrion Jones ready to go from Seahawk to Jayhawk Cape Coral senior safety Darrion Jones reflects on his time in high school and looks ahead to playing for the Kansas Jayhawks in college.
SOUTHWEST FLORIDA Most Wanted Wednesday: Southwest Florida’s most wanted suspects for September 18, 2024 Here are some of Southwest Florida’s most wanted suspects for September 18, 2024.
CAPE CORAL Man wanted for stealing from Publix in Cape Coral Southwest Florida Crime Stoppers is asking for the public’s help in identifying a man suspected of stealing from a Publix in Cape Coral.
FORT MYERS Fort Myers High alumna Riley Ludlam wins National Championship with Oklahoma softball Former Fort Myers High softball catcher Riley Ludlam wins national championship with Oklahoma.
ENGLEWOOD Charlotte County woman wins $1 million from scratch-off ticket A woman from Englewood has won $1 million from a $20 Gold Rush scratch-off game.
NAPLES Immokalee woman accused of leaving puppy in hot truck for over an hour An Immokalee woman has been arrested after allegedly leaving a puppy inside of a hot truck for over an hour while she shopped in Naples.
NAPLES Woman accused of physically abusing child at Naples home daycare A woman has been arrested after allegedly physically abusing a child at a Naples home daycare.
Del Taco to consider expanding to other Southwest Florida sites The 12th Del Taco in Florida—with a 13th set to open next week in Kissimmee—has about 55 employees.
NCH public meeting addresses contract stalemate with Florida Blue Without a contract by Oct. 1, NCH would no longer be in network for about 40,000 Florida Blue members, resulting in higher out-of-pocket payments for those still choosing to use NCH services, facilities and physicians.
Charlotte County deputies investigate shooting near US 41 The Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office is investigating the aftermath of a shooting near a Wawa convenience store.
South FORT MYERS Deputies investigate burglary at Royal Arcade in South Fort Myers The Lee County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a burglary at the Royal Arcade in North Fort Myers.
Lee County school superintendent candidates to debate over hot button issues Candidates competing for the Lee Count School Superintendent title will face off to discuss issues and possible solutions.
The Weather Authority The Weather Authority: Hotter with scattered storms this Wednesday The Weather Authority is tracking a hotter Wednesday ahead; scattered storms are expected throughout the day.
Teenage boys suspected of car stealing spree According to the Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office, two 16-year-old boys have been connected to five stolen cars and 28 vehicle break-ins.
naples Negotiations between NCH and Florida Blue could impact SWFL residents A high-stakes healthcare negotiation is hanging in the balance as NCH and Florida Blue are at odds over how to handle the rising cost of health.
Cape Coral’s Darrion Jones ready to go from Seahawk to Jayhawk Cape Coral senior safety Darrion Jones reflects on his time in high school and looks ahead to playing for the Kansas Jayhawks in college.
Monday is a make-or-break day for families who have struggled fixing their homes the last two years after Hurricane Ian. In July, seven properties on Fort Myers Beach were smacked with red tag notices and given 60 days to comply. WINK News Reporter Sommer Senne drove by the seven properties to look at their progress. Two homes have been demolished and reduced to vacant lots. One home has an active demolition permit. Although demolition does not appear to have started, an excavator was seen parked outside the front of the home. One business has filed a repair permit that remains under review, and another has a permit under review to demolish one of its structures. One home is listed as a washout area, and a permit has been filed to fill part of the area with clean dirt. One home has been listed as abandoned. The remaining four properties also did not appear to have started any demolition, and if they didn’t start the process, the Town of Fort Myers Beach said it would move forward on its own. Mayor Dan Allers told WINK News that the properties were tagged because the owners had not told the town their plans for them. WINK News spoke with Steve Boge when he received the red tag notice. He is one of the landowners and a former resident of Washington Avenue, and he said it’s taken more than a year to get the insurance company’s approval to tear down the building. “We’ve been going through with insurance, back and forth with inspections constantly,” said Boge. “We finally got approval from the insurance carrier just recently to finalize their inspections, and we were authorized to tear the building down.” Boge did tear down the building. The home on Washington Avenue is one of two demolished in 60 days. Now that it’s 60 days later, what will happen to properties that have been abandoned? In July, Mayor Dan Allers told WINK News the town would knock the properties down and have the owners pay for the demolition in their taxes over the next few years. WINK News is contacting the Town of Fort Myers Beach to see if and when they’ll take action.