City council not happy with developer’s plans for City of Palms ParkFriends grieving for 15-year-old shot during attempted robbery
Rezoning approved for Punta Gorda storage facility The applicant, Scenic View V LLC, received zoning approval last week for two adjoining parcels of land.
WINK NEWS 97.7 Latino Radio, St. Jude raises over $150M nationwide 97.7 Latino Radio surpassed its goal of $70,000 this year supporting a life-saving mission for children at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.
SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WINK Neighborhood Watch: Airport threats, aggravated battery, and child predator update This week’s WINK Neighborhood Watch segment features a false bomb threat, a cat-related shooting, and new charges for a Charlotte County man.
PORT CHARLOTTE Port Charlotte man sentenced to 37 years for child porn charges A Port Charlotte man will spend 37 years in prison after getting convicted of 33 counts related to child pornography.
American Cruise Lines adds 2nd route that includes Punta Gorda American Cruise Lines’ Florida Gulf Coast & Keys Cruise has been fully booked since the cruise itinerary was added in December 2023.
WINK NEWS St. Patrick’s Day events across Southwest Florida St. Patrick’s Day: the one day of the year when everyone in Southwest Florida can become a little bit Irish.
OCALA Cassandra Smith moved to Florida Women’s Reception Center in Ocala Cassandra Smith, a woman convicted of the DUI manslaughter of 23-year-old Charlotte County deputy Christopher Taylor while driving drunk, is being moved to Ocala to serve her prison sentence.
Charlotte County Budget increase approved for new Charlotte County 911 center The Charlotte County Commissioners approved a budget increase double the original budget from the original plans from 2020.
Charlotte County Planning and Zoning Board approves plans for 1,762 homes Burnt Store Developers purchased a total of 425.96 acres in May 2023 for $21,291,000 to develop the Turnleaf community.
Homeowner sues insurer known for suing its own policyholders Almost a year and a half after Hurricane Ian and insurance lawsuits are still making their way through the courts. One insurance company stands out for suing its own customers but one of its policyholders turned the tables.