Paul Dolan is a journalist based in Fort Myers, Florida, focusing on local news for WINK NEWS. With a background in reporting on a wide range of topics, Paul covers stories related to severe weather, traffic incidents, wildlife, local government, and community events. His work has also been featured in Cars.com, showcasing his versatility as a journalist.
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Fort Myers, Florida, United States (Local)
Paul Dolan predominantly covers local news with a focus on crime, accidents, and wildlife in the Southwest Florida area. His interest lies in breaking news and evolving stories. For effective outreach, consider providing timely updates on ongoing cases or events, insights from relevant officials or experts related to crime and public safety issues in the region.
As Paul's coverage is geographically specific to Southwest Florida, pitches should be tailored to this location. Additionally, offering human-interest angles in wildlife-related stories or community impact of crime incidents might resonate well with his coverage preferences.
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Robert Taylor and Brian Orme arrested in Punta Gorda. CREDIT: PUNTA GORDA POLICE DEPARTMENT
Two more endangered Florida panthers were discovered dead after the animals were struck by vehicles in Collier and Hendry counties.
Crews are engaging a multi-acre brush fire near the North Port Skate Park.
Piebald white-tailed deer caught on camera. CREDIT: FWC / Photo by Ethan Lundberg
The State Attorney’s Office announced major announcements are coming during the Friday afternoon press conference.
A 14-year-old boy is facing charges after bringing a fully loaded AR-style rifle and ammo into a busy Naples mall.
A settlement in a wrongful death lawsuit after a deputy was killed on the side of the road on Interstate 75.
Wildlife officials announced five more endangered smalltooth sawfish mortalities occurred during the ongoing abnormal fish behavior event in the Florida Keys.
An area of low pressure in the Atlantic Ocean is getting some attention a bit earlier than expected.
Alexis Martinez mugshot. CREDIT: COLLIER COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE
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