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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While some businesses in Collier County have sandbags and closed signs on their doors, others, like Vergina’s, are open and packed.
It seems like nearly every place on the water was left with significant damage. In Bonita Springs, storm surge pushed into the city.
We have all heard of the saying 'the calm before the storm', and of course, after that comes the chaos. After the chaos is the cleanup.
The Ave Maria man who helped capture a suspect accused of threatening to kill a mother and her children was recognized for his efforts.
There's a big shift on the horizon for healthcare in Lee County. The Lee Memorial Health System is set to become a private nonprofit entity.
Early voting is currently underway in southwest Florida. Signs urging people to vote are everywhere, and long lines of voters show that people are taking notice and casting their ballots in the presidential election
By: Jolena Esperto
The best way to celebrate Halloween is with costumes and candy. The Charlotte County Sheriff's office will have plenty of both with this year's cops and goblins event.
The clock's winding down on early voting. This is the final weekend to cast your ballot. If you haven't voted yet, you may have to wait in line.
Hurricane recovery has been an ongoing project here in Southwest Florida since Hurricane Ian.
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