Following a WINK News investigation into a shirtless man breaking into the Naples Police Department, the Chief Tom Weschler sat down with WINK to explain how it happened.
Police say a man found a way to defeat security features at the Naples Police Department earlier this month and wander around for hours, leaving wearing a uniform.
Concerns about a Southwest Florida school after their roof, which Hurricane Ian already damaged, was damaged again by the nasty weather this week.
Decades of service working to make the Dunbar community a better place. Willie Battle is being honored with a street designation on Henderson Avenue in Fort Myers. That will extend three blocks from Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard to North of B Street. Battle is 81 years old, but his work in Dunbar isn’t […]
Those who knew math teacher Lemuel Teal say the Dunbar middle school that will bear his name starting in August will carry forth a powerful history.
WINK News is learning more about a disturbing break-in at the Naples Police Department, where a man forced his way in, causing damage before leaving with police gear. Teresa Heitmann, the Mayor of Naples, told WINK News it baffles her that someone could break into the police department. Going on to say it’s even more […]
Security concerns after Naples Police said a man forced his way into their headquarters and took off with tactical clothing. In a statement, Naples PD said they are actively reviewing security measures at the department. And they’ve already begun fortifying the same door that Naples PD said Joseph Moulton used to get inside. The incident […]
A man is facing charges after breaking into the Naples Police Department and walking off with green tactical pants, a blue police uniform shirt, and a vest carrier. Then he’s accused of going to a 7-Eleven nearby before officers found and took him into custody. Based on the incident report WINK News got from the […]
The executive director of the Punta Gorda Symphony explains the board’s actions after an uproar over the abrupt cancelation of a concert and decisions that upset the conductor and many musicians.
The Dunbar Easter Parade was started in the early 1940s to give people of color a parade of their own when they couldn’t participate in the Edison Festival of Light. It remains a major event in the Dunbar community, especially for those who remember marching in it decades ago.