Economist Jeremy Siegel favors Trump tax cuts, not tariffsGov. DeSantis announces safety efforts ahead of spring break
Economist Jeremy Siegel favors Trump tax cuts, not tariffs During President Donald Trump’s first administration, longtime economic professor Jeremy Siegel received a request to join it as an economic adviser.
miami beach Gov. DeSantis announces safety efforts ahead of spring break Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has announced safety efforts in Florida ahead of spring break.
New cell phone policy for the Lee County School District A new cell phone policy was approved as part of the Code of Conduct at the Tuesday Lee County School Board Meeting.
LEHIGH ACRES Deputies conduct investigation at Lehigh Acres home Residents of Lehigh Acres awoke to an unexpected scene as law enforcement flooded their neighborhood near Gunnery Road and 23rd Street Southwest.
St. Matthews House opens 2 cold shelters amid passing cold front With the passing cold front moving through Southwest Florida, St. Matthews House is opening its cold shelters tonight to those needing refuge.
CAPE CORAL Cape Coral Council approves resolution to purchase tactical intelligence equipment for police department The Cape Coral City Council approved the purchasing and installation of the Tactical Intelligence Analytic Center for the Cape Coral Police Department.
CAPE CORAL Cape Coral man accused of possessing child pornography A Cape Coral man has been arrested after allegedly being caught in possession of videos depicting child pornography.
MOORE HAVEN Man wins $1M from scratch-off lottery ticket in Moore Haven One man in Hendry County is $1 million richer after purchasing a winning lottery scratch-off ticket in Moore Haven.
WINK News Photos of the Week (2/27 – 3/6) Welcome to WINK News Photos of the Week, where we highlight memorable moments from Southwest Florida throughout the week.
FGCU doctor talks Measles in Florida and Vitamin A theory A case of Measles has been reported in Florida, provoking fear among Floridians; however, multiple methods may be available to deal with this disease.
the weather authority Breezy, sunny Thursday with an elevated risk for fire weather The Weather Authority is tracking a breezy and sunny Thursday with an increased chance of fire weather.
LEHIGH ACRES 1 hospitalized following school bus crash in Lehigh Acres The Lee County Sheriff’s Office and the Florida Highway Patrol are on the scene of a school bus crash involving a pickup truck in Lehigh Acres.
NAPLES Mural at Ascent Naples painted over amid Collier County dispute A mural in Naples, known by some as “The Kleenex Box,” is being painted over, following a decision by Collier County commissioners.
PUNTA GORDA Punta Gorda residents divided over potential gambling changes in city The future of gambling in Punta Gorda is stirring up conversations among residents and officials.
WINK NEWS Lee County schools drop DEI office, director takes new improvement role The Lee County School District has decided to eliminate its Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) office.
Economist Jeremy Siegel favors Trump tax cuts, not tariffs During President Donald Trump’s first administration, longtime economic professor Jeremy Siegel received a request to join it as an economic adviser.
miami beach Gov. DeSantis announces safety efforts ahead of spring break Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has announced safety efforts in Florida ahead of spring break.
New cell phone policy for the Lee County School District A new cell phone policy was approved as part of the Code of Conduct at the Tuesday Lee County School Board Meeting.
LEHIGH ACRES Deputies conduct investigation at Lehigh Acres home Residents of Lehigh Acres awoke to an unexpected scene as law enforcement flooded their neighborhood near Gunnery Road and 23rd Street Southwest.
St. Matthews House opens 2 cold shelters amid passing cold front With the passing cold front moving through Southwest Florida, St. Matthews House is opening its cold shelters tonight to those needing refuge.
CAPE CORAL Cape Coral Council approves resolution to purchase tactical intelligence equipment for police department The Cape Coral City Council approved the purchasing and installation of the Tactical Intelligence Analytic Center for the Cape Coral Police Department.
CAPE CORAL Cape Coral man accused of possessing child pornography A Cape Coral man has been arrested after allegedly being caught in possession of videos depicting child pornography.
MOORE HAVEN Man wins $1M from scratch-off lottery ticket in Moore Haven One man in Hendry County is $1 million richer after purchasing a winning lottery scratch-off ticket in Moore Haven.
WINK News Photos of the Week (2/27 – 3/6) Welcome to WINK News Photos of the Week, where we highlight memorable moments from Southwest Florida throughout the week.
FGCU doctor talks Measles in Florida and Vitamin A theory A case of Measles has been reported in Florida, provoking fear among Floridians; however, multiple methods may be available to deal with this disease.
the weather authority Breezy, sunny Thursday with an elevated risk for fire weather The Weather Authority is tracking a breezy and sunny Thursday with an increased chance of fire weather.
LEHIGH ACRES 1 hospitalized following school bus crash in Lehigh Acres The Lee County Sheriff’s Office and the Florida Highway Patrol are on the scene of a school bus crash involving a pickup truck in Lehigh Acres.
NAPLES Mural at Ascent Naples painted over amid Collier County dispute A mural in Naples, known by some as “The Kleenex Box,” is being painted over, following a decision by Collier County commissioners.
PUNTA GORDA Punta Gorda residents divided over potential gambling changes in city The future of gambling in Punta Gorda is stirring up conversations among residents and officials.
WINK NEWS Lee County schools drop DEI office, director takes new improvement role The Lee County School District has decided to eliminate its Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) office.
The Glades County School District unveiled its brand new school buses to the public, and they are trading in gas pumps for charging stations. A new fleet of electric school buses was introduced during a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Thursday. These are much different than the diesel buses that many students are used to riding to and from school. Now, they have features like air conditioning, charging stations and a much quieter ride, something bus driver Robert Moore said she couldn’t be happier about. “At first, I kind of doubted it. I wasn’t too into it, but then I had the pleasure of going up to Tampa and actually driving one of the EV buses, and I fell in love with it. It’s so quiet. The kids, you can talk to the back of the bus. There’s no screaming; there’s no hollering. You turn the A/Cs on, which the kids thoroughly enjoy because now all of us have AC, and you can hear yourself think. It’s awesome,” Moore said. Moore told us she hopes other area school districts follow and add electric buses in their schools, too.