Neighbors frustrated with car noises in Port CharlotteCharlotte County provides update on boat ramp closures
PORT CHARLOTTE Neighbors frustrated with car noises in Port Charlotte A battle intensifies on Oceanside Avenue in Port Charlotte between neighbors and an endless bombardment of car noises.
Charlotte County provides update on boat ramp closures The Charlotte County Community Services has provided an update regarding the boat ramp closures brought about by hurricanes Milton and Helene.
LEE COUNTY Man found guilty of 1st-degree murder in fentanyl-overdose death of Lee County woman A man has been convicted of first-degree murder of unlawful distribution of fentanyl for the overdose death of a Lee County woman.
SANIBEL Sanibel to celebrate 50th anniversary of city’s incorporation The City of Sanibel announced its 50th-anniversary celebration of the city’s incorporation to prevent overdevelopment.
the weather authority Tropical Depression 18 forms; expected to become Tropical Storm Rafael The Weather Authority meteorologists are monitoring the Caribbean as Tropical Depression 18 is forecast to become Tropical Storm Rafael.
The Weather Authority Warm and breezy with a few showers for your Monday afternoon The Weather Authority is tracking a warm start to the workweek with breezy conditions and a chance of showers this afternoon.
Know where your voting precinct is in Southwest Florida Election Day is only one day away, so it is important to know where to go and if you qualify to vote in Southwest Florida.
NAPLES Humane Society of Naples looking to give homes to 2 dogs Two months ago, WINK News introduced you to Yogi, a pup who had been at the Humane Society of Naples for 797 days due to his shyness.
Democrats and Republicans preparing for Presidential Election The 2024 Presidential Election is on Tuesday. Now that early voting has ended, Southwest Florida political parties are making their final push to voters to vote.
southwest florida WINK Neighborhood Watch: fatal shooting, criminal mischief, and a drug sting This week’s segment of WINK Neighborhood Watch features a fatal shooting, criminal mischief and a drug sting.
CAPE CORAL Cape Coral firefighters rescue dog from canal, reunited with owner Firefighters with Engine 3 of the Cape Coral Fire Department rescued a dog from a canal early Sunday morning but have yet to locate its owner.
Early voting ends Sunday in Charlotte County; here’s where to cast your ballot Sunday is the final day for early voting if you are a resident of Charlotte County, with just two days to go until the 2024 presidential election.
SOUTHWEST FLORIDA The Weather Authority: First cone out for potential Tropical Storm Rafael It’s the final month of hurricane season, and while typically, we start to see things quiet down, the Weather Authority is tracking three areas in the tropics.
SOUTHWEST FLORIDA Warm, breezy Sunday on tap with rain chances increasing this week The Weather Authority is tracking another warm day with temperatures in the upper 80s.
ENGLEWOOD Englewood Chamber of Commerce donates $88,000 to hurricane relief fund The Englewood Chamber of Commerce announced that they are making a significant donation to the chamber’s community hurricane relief fund.
PORT CHARLOTTE Neighbors frustrated with car noises in Port Charlotte A battle intensifies on Oceanside Avenue in Port Charlotte between neighbors and an endless bombardment of car noises.
Charlotte County provides update on boat ramp closures The Charlotte County Community Services has provided an update regarding the boat ramp closures brought about by hurricanes Milton and Helene.
LEE COUNTY Man found guilty of 1st-degree murder in fentanyl-overdose death of Lee County woman A man has been convicted of first-degree murder of unlawful distribution of fentanyl for the overdose death of a Lee County woman.
SANIBEL Sanibel to celebrate 50th anniversary of city’s incorporation The City of Sanibel announced its 50th-anniversary celebration of the city’s incorporation to prevent overdevelopment.
the weather authority Tropical Depression 18 forms; expected to become Tropical Storm Rafael The Weather Authority meteorologists are monitoring the Caribbean as Tropical Depression 18 is forecast to become Tropical Storm Rafael.
The Weather Authority Warm and breezy with a few showers for your Monday afternoon The Weather Authority is tracking a warm start to the workweek with breezy conditions and a chance of showers this afternoon.
Know where your voting precinct is in Southwest Florida Election Day is only one day away, so it is important to know where to go and if you qualify to vote in Southwest Florida.
NAPLES Humane Society of Naples looking to give homes to 2 dogs Two months ago, WINK News introduced you to Yogi, a pup who had been at the Humane Society of Naples for 797 days due to his shyness.
Democrats and Republicans preparing for Presidential Election The 2024 Presidential Election is on Tuesday. Now that early voting has ended, Southwest Florida political parties are making their final push to voters to vote.
southwest florida WINK Neighborhood Watch: fatal shooting, criminal mischief, and a drug sting This week’s segment of WINK Neighborhood Watch features a fatal shooting, criminal mischief and a drug sting.
CAPE CORAL Cape Coral firefighters rescue dog from canal, reunited with owner Firefighters with Engine 3 of the Cape Coral Fire Department rescued a dog from a canal early Sunday morning but have yet to locate its owner.
Early voting ends Sunday in Charlotte County; here’s where to cast your ballot Sunday is the final day for early voting if you are a resident of Charlotte County, with just two days to go until the 2024 presidential election.
SOUTHWEST FLORIDA The Weather Authority: First cone out for potential Tropical Storm Rafael It’s the final month of hurricane season, and while typically, we start to see things quiet down, the Weather Authority is tracking three areas in the tropics.
SOUTHWEST FLORIDA Warm, breezy Sunday on tap with rain chances increasing this week The Weather Authority is tracking another warm day with temperatures in the upper 80s.
ENGLEWOOD Englewood Chamber of Commerce donates $88,000 to hurricane relief fund The Englewood Chamber of Commerce announced that they are making a significant donation to the chamber’s community hurricane relief fund.
WINK NEWS WINK News thanks everyone who helped us March to a Million Meals A big thank you to everyone who donated to our March to a Million Meals campaign to raise money for the Harry Chapin Food Bank. We exceeded our goal of $400,000 but we want to encourage you to continue donating. All of us here at WINK News want to take a moment to say thank […]
WINK NEWS Miami Dolphins hosting event to raise money for research and awareness about cancer Cancer has impacted many people’s lives in some way, shape, or form. And, people have found a way to give back while connecting with one another. Thousands of people are descending on Miami this weekend, biking 100 miles or running a 5K. And many of those people currently have cancer. David Perez signed up to […]
IONA More than a month after Iona tornado, victims still see no financial relief in sight Frustration is mounting for people whose homes were ripped apart by tornadoes. Not a lot has changed for those living in the Century 21 mobile home park in Iona since the twisters hit on January 16. Last week, FEMA dealt the victims a crushing blow with no money from the federal government to help. Some […]
TALLAHASSEE Sponsor of so-called ‘Don’t Say Gay’ bill answers questions about bill’s scope A controversial bill could cause confusion in the classroom. The ‘Don’t Say Gay’ bill would ban gender identity and sexuality from lesson plans in kindergarten to third grades. The measure still allows for kids to talk about their parents being gay and would allow them to write papers about their parents being gay, but the […]
IONA Gov. DeSantis blames feds for lack of assistance in Lee, Charlotte tornado recovery Gov. Ron DeSantis has announced plans to appeal FEMA’s decision to deny funding for victims of last month’s tornadoes that swept through Southwest Florida. DeSantis made the announcement from Iona, one of the sites affected by the tornado. He was flanked by the Lee County commissioners and law enforcement, among others. He spoke from Century […]
LEE COUNTY Lee County mother fearful, full of questions after a SWAT team arrived at her doorstep A single mom says she fears for her safety after a SWAT team executed a search of her duplex. The mother says she was at home giving her baby a bath when the SWAT team came banging on the door. Ring camera footage from outside Destiny Flowers’ home shows the SWAT team’s flashlights as they […]
LEE COUNTY Lee County Mosquito Control traps a million mosquitos Ever wonder what one million mosquitos look like? Now you don’t have to after Lee County Mosquito Control posted the results of a recent project on Twitter. They collected one million of the pesky bugs during a trapping project on Sanibel during the summer of 2021. The bugs take up the volume of an orange […]
FORT MYERS Lack of affordable housing leaves many Southwest Florida jobs unfilled Middle-class employees are getting priced out of many Southwest Florida areas. The rising costs of renting are leading to a lot of unfilled positions at local companies. The “help wanted” signs show the need for workers but many can’t afford to live in Southwest Florida. In order to afford a single-family home in Lee County, […]
PARKLAND Parkland survivor shares her story of strength It’s been four years since the massacre at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School that changed the lives of parents, friends, educators and students forever. Now, a parkland survivor shares her message for us all these years later. No number of flowers. No number of funerals. No amount of time will ever erase what Marjory Stoneman […]
PARKLAND How Valentine’s Day is different for the families of the Parkland victims Flags sat at half staff on Monday in Florida to mark four years since the deadly shooting of 17 people and the injuries of 17 more at the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland. Most people celebrate every year on Feb 14, but families in Parkland mourn. Abby Finn, an FGCU counselor who helped […]