fort myers beach

One storm hit Fort Myers Beach, but the damage is as different from block to block as the stories their homeowners tell

Waking up Friday morning, Fort Myers Beach neighbors had deja vu. The site of debris, the sound of alarms and the unmistakable smell of mud brought back memories of Hurricane Ian.

Homeowners are cleaning up their homes on Fort Myers Beach after Hurricane Helene passed through Florida Thursday night.

Hurricane Helene has brought heavy rainfall to Southwest Florida, causing significant flooding in many areas.

Publix has announced that some of its stores in Southwest Florida will remain closed as Hurricane Helene churns in the Gulf of Mexico on Thursday.

The barrier islands—from Fort Myers Beach to Little Hickory Island—could experience three to five feet of storm surge.

WINK News kept you updated on the man Rick on the Roof, a Fort Myers Beach resident who gained notoriety for camping on his roof for six days in protest of FEMA’s new regulations.

Ahead of Hurricane Helene, Southwest Florida residents are racing to prepare for potential flooding and high winds by stocking up on sandbags.

As southwest Florida continues to rebuild after Hurricane Ian, one industry hit especially hard was shrimping.

Every storm is different, when Tropical Storm Debby hit SWFL last month, it left a mess on Fort Myers Beach.