WINK TV

Southwest Florida CBS Network Television Broadcasters

WINK TV is the oldest TV station in southwest Florida. The channel is usually the most viewed. This locally owned TV station is a CBS affiliate. Ask us about WINK TV, Naples – Marco Island Media or share media reviews. To feature your business, contact us.

WINK TV CBS Marco Island – Naples SW FL Media

On March 18, 1954, WINK-TV signed-on as the first television station in Southwest Florida and has been proudly owned by the McBride Family since its first broadcast. Over the years, WINK-TV has been respected for its quality people and programming, its local news operation and the level of service to its viewers, advertisers and the community at large.

The employees of WINK-TV take great pride in being the most respected, recognized and watched television station in Southwest Florida.

WINK-TV CBS
Fort Myers Broadcasting
2824 Palm Beach Blvd.
Fort Myers FL 33916-1590
239-344-5000

WINK TV NEWS HEADLINES

Hardest hit coastlines to cost $35 million to fix
Hardest hit coastlines to cost $35 million to fix - NAPLES, Fla. Hurricane Irma’s destruction of the Collier County beaches is estimated to cost $35 million to fix. The hurricane took about 40 percent of the sand from the beaches, with the hardest hit areas being Naples and Marco Island.
Florida man crashes small homemade helicopter into house
Florida man crashes small homemade helicopter into house - ODESSA, Fla. (AP) Authorities say a Florida man has crashed his homemade helicopter into a house.
New development coming to Punta Gorda, despite heavy pushback
New development coming to Punta Gorda, despite heavy pushback - PUNTA GORDA, Fla. Despite the heavy pushback from neighbors, a new Punta Gorda condominium development is now one step closer to becoming a reality. A developer wants to build the Aqui Esta Isle Residences, a 462 unit condominium community that would include a private pool, clubhouse and dock, along with preserving more than 50 acres of […].
Restaurants vow to not show NFL games over anthem controversy
Restaurants vow to not show NFL games over anthem controversy - CICERO, N.Y. (CBS12) At least two Central New York restaurants say they will not show NFL games because of controversy over conduct during the national anthem.
Residents anxious for debris pick up
Residents anxious for debris pick up - FORT MYERS, Fla. Debris lines the streets of Southwest Florida, leaving many residents anxious for clean up. “I know there’s a lot to clean up, but please get us soon,” Debbie McPhail said.
Bonita Springs remains underwater, residents looking for solutions
Bonita Springs remains underwater, residents looking for solutions - BONITA SPRINGS, Fla. Many areas in Bonita Springs remain underwater, leaving residents asking if something will be done to prevent this from happening again. WINK News reporter Chris Grisby spoke with residents on how they are doing after Hurricane Irma, and the South Florida Water Management District to see if there is a solution to the […].
Seawall repair program possibly coming to Cape Coral
Seawall repair program possibly coming to Cape Coral - CAPE CORAL, Fla. The Cape Coral City council is talking about a new program to help residents fix their seawalls.
FEMA little help to Tice family left homeless, woman says
FEMA little help to Tice family left homeless, woman says - TICE, Fla. Hurricane Irma left Ashley Santizo and her family without a home.
Free group therapy for Irma victims offered in Collier
Free group therapy for Irma victims offered in Collier - NAPLES, Fla. Two free support groups are available for those struggling with the emotional and psychological impacts of Hurricane Irma.
Downed tree at Edison and Ford Estates becomes an opportunity to give back for one artist
Downed tree at Edison and Ford Estates becomes an opportunity to give back for one artist - Fort Myers, Fla. – A piece of history toppled on the ground on September, 10.