Jolena Esperto is a Reporter and MMJ (Multimedia Journalist) for WINK NEWS, focusing on local news in Fort Myers, Florida. With a passion for delivering accurate and impactful stories, Jolena covers a wide range of topics including community events, traffic updates, crime reports, and local issues affecting residents in the area.
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Jolena's coverage primarily focuses on local news, particularly crime, community events, and infrastructure in the United States, Florida, specifically Fort Myers. Given her extensive reporting on breaking news and evolving stories related to severe weather, traffic issues, and crime incidents within the area she covers.
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Crews broke ground at Tropicana Park in Cape Coral on Monday, the first step toward the park’s future.
A Naples nonprofit is expected to feed nearly 2,000 families.
The deals for holiday shopping have been going on for days already, but there is still a large group of you who still love the thrill of getting to the store on Black Friday.
By: Jolena Esperto
Southwest Florida leaders are weighing in Monday evening on President Biden's pardon of his son Hunter.
A carjacking in Lee County led to a police pursuit.
Breaking out your best dance moves and spreading Christmas cheer. The Jingled Elves are breaking it down with a purpose.
The arrest of a man who allegedly killed a motorcyclist after crashing into him on purpose is raising concerns over aggressive driving.
The City of Cape Coral is seeing two projects that will change the city. One is called one of the most lucrative deals in county history.
The City of Fort Myers is asking people to remove flowers and more from the gravesites of their loved ones.
A decision was made despite what the people of Fort Myers Beach said.
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