The water line of Hurricane Ian’s storm surge is still visible on Marina Village at Snug Harbor, and it isn’t ready to welcome guests back yet. But the people who own timeshares in the building have helped it stay afloat ahead of its planned September reopening.
Videos and pictures don’t do Southwest Florida justice. You have to see it up close but don’t get too close because you might fall in love.
Pain and destruction are only the beginning of the comeback story for a waterfront eating institution near Fort Myers Beach.
The future look of one island that Hurricane Ian hit the hardest is at stake on Monday. After months of waiting, a discussion on Fort Myers Beach is finally being had about potentially changing the rules and regulations for rebuilding people’s homes. It’s a topic that has some residents on the island concerned. Since Ian […]
It’s the end of an era. The final shrimp boat that washed ashore onto dry land during Hurricane Ian is back in the water and sailing again. The shrimping industry is still trying its best to stay afloat.
A destructive, dangerous pest has been discovered in Lee County. Crews are finding Giant African Land Snails dead and alive.
The family of 41-year-old Scott Schmitz has exclusively confirmed to WINK News that he died from a brain-eating amoeba.
Many unanswered questions remain after a brain-eating amoeba likely killed someone in Charlotte County, possibly by rinsing their sinuses with tap water.
On March 2, WINK News reported a person died from a brain-eating amoeba. The Department of Health in Charlotte County believes the person got sick using tap water in a Neti Pot.
A group of people living underneath the Matanzas Pass Bridge was kicked out. Many had lived there since right after Hurricane Ian made landfall.