Carolina Guzman is a radio writer and producer for WINK NEWS, focusing on local news in Fort Myers, Florida. With a keen interest in traffic updates, crime reports, and community events, Carolina delivers timely and informative stories to keep the residents of Fort Myers informed and engaged.
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Carolina's coverage is predominantly focused on local crime, traffic accidents, and related incidents in the Fort Myers/Cape Coral area. She also covers evolving stories and breaking news events.
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In Southwest Florida, Halloween transforms neighborhoods with pumpkin displays and haunted houses that draw in crowds of eager participants.
A 12-foot alligator has been removed from the backyard of a home in a Cape Coral neighborhood.
By: Carolina Guzman
A man with 18 prior felony convictions has been arrested after allegedly possessing drugs and guns in DeSoto County.
Charlotte County reopened several parks, playgrounds and pavilions, giving residents more options for enjoying the outdoors.
By: Carolina Guzman
On Tuesday, a Naples couple pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit mail fraud over the course of two years.
A man has been arrested after allegedly breaking into and ransacking a Cape Coral home and then fleeing from police.
A Bonita Springs man was arrested after allegedly breaking into a cell phone store and stealing thousands of dollars in merchandise.
A new CCSO police report has been released, shedding insight into what happened the day a fifth grader choked at lunch.
By: Carolina Guzman
A man has been convicted of first-degree murder of unlawful distribution of fentanyl for the overdose death of a Lee County woman.
Whitney Darlene Hairston Credit: The DeSoto County Sheriff’s Office
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