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Bowland on Harbor Boulevard in Port Charlotte has been sold to New York-based Bowl 360, which will continue to operate it as a bowling center with plans to upgrade the facility with modern, state-of-the-art technology and entertainment.
The Southwest Florida housing market has shifted, and if you’re thinking about selling, you had better hurry or put it off altogether if you bought after 2020, said Denny Grimes.
Naples is making efforts to enhance accessibility at Vedado Way Beach by adding ADA-compliant amenities set to begin in April.
Florida lawmakers just passed a major hurdle in the Senate as the push for Trooper’s Law to become ratified continues.
The Fort Myers City Council faces a critical decision as they are set to reconvene and vote on whether the Fort Myers Police Department should partner with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
There will be a funeral procession Friday morning for Collier County Sheriff’s Office Sgt. Alan Flanagan.
Prime Social Reserve rooftop restaurant and lounge plans an October launch on Fifth Avenue South in downtown Naples.
Welcome to WINK News Photos of the Week, where we highlight memorable moments from Southwest Florida throughout the week.
The Weather Authority is tracking a pleasant Friday afternoon with cool and breezy conditions expected.
Baseball enthusiasts in Fort Myers are in for a treat. The Edison and Ford Winter Estates will host a special presentation on Friday.
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.
George Laman is on a mission to ensure schools are prepared to save lives with defibrillators, motivated by the tragic loss of his daughter.
A high-speed chase in Collier County ended with the arrest of Jean Geralson, a fugitive from Lee County.
The final days have arrived for the Chiquita Lock as crews prepare to remove it next to Cape Harbour on April 1. This decision follows years of debate over its removal.
In Charlotte County, the aftermath of back-to-back hurricanes has left many residents struggling to rebuild their lives.
Bowland on Harbor Boulevard in Port Charlotte has been sold to New York-based Bowl 360, which will continue to operate it as a bowling center with plans to upgrade the facility with modern, state-of-the-art technology and entertainment.
The Southwest Florida housing market has shifted, and if you’re thinking about selling, you had better hurry or put it off altogether if you bought after 2020, said Denny Grimes.
Naples is making efforts to enhance accessibility at Vedado Way Beach by adding ADA-compliant amenities set to begin in April.
Florida lawmakers just passed a major hurdle in the Senate as the push for Trooper’s Law to become ratified continues.
The Fort Myers City Council faces a critical decision as they are set to reconvene and vote on whether the Fort Myers Police Department should partner with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
There will be a funeral procession Friday morning for Collier County Sheriff’s Office Sgt. Alan Flanagan.
Prime Social Reserve rooftop restaurant and lounge plans an October launch on Fifth Avenue South in downtown Naples.
Welcome to WINK News Photos of the Week, where we highlight memorable moments from Southwest Florida throughout the week.
The Weather Authority is tracking a pleasant Friday afternoon with cool and breezy conditions expected.
Baseball enthusiasts in Fort Myers are in for a treat. The Edison and Ford Winter Estates will host a special presentation on Friday.
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.
George Laman is on a mission to ensure schools are prepared to save lives with defibrillators, motivated by the tragic loss of his daughter.
A high-speed chase in Collier County ended with the arrest of Jean Geralson, a fugitive from Lee County.
The final days have arrived for the Chiquita Lock as crews prepare to remove it next to Cape Harbour on April 1. This decision follows years of debate over its removal.
In Charlotte County, the aftermath of back-to-back hurricanes has left many residents struggling to rebuild their lives.
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The FGCU women’s basketball team is gearing up for a crucial match-up as they begin their journey in the NCAA tournament.
Last year, the Eagles narrowly missed advancing past the first round, falling to Oklahoma with a score of 73 to 70. This weekend, they have a chance to redeem themselves as they face Oklahoma once again.
The Eagles will travel to Oklahoma on Thursday, and they are calling on their fans for support. At noon, those who wish to send off the team can gather by the water fountain outside Alico Arena.
Facing a tough challenge, FGCU enters as underdogs in the first round of the tournament. Despite the odds, the team is determined to give their best effort.
“We just faced a lot of adversity, but we did it all together,” said Lauryn Taylor, FGCU fifth-year center. “I feel like it’s just another test for us, and I really do think that we will come out on the other side stronger, regardless of the outcome.”
FGCU will play against Oklahoma University on Saturday afternoon, with the game set to tip off at 2:30 p.m. Oklahoma will have the homecourt advantage.