Annette Montgomery
Anchor and Reporter at WINK-TV (Fort Myers, FL)
Anchor/Reporter @winknews • Former @wpdeabc15 Alpha Kappa Alpha 💖💚 • Psalm 46:5 Email:[email protected]
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1 week ago |
winknews.com | Annette Montgomery
WINK News continues to dig deep into the consequences a Fort Myers police officer might face if an internal investigation finds he used excessive force during an arrest. This comes after a viral video surfaced showing the officer using a Taser on a teenager and waving his gun at bystanders.
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1 week ago |
winknews.com | Annette Montgomery
Roberto Clemente Park in Fort Myers is undergoing significant upgrades, bringing excitement to the Dunbar community. Construction sounds will fill the air until November as the park undergoes its transformation. "I grew up coming to the park. When we was little, we used to have the bands come out and play for us," said Kenneth Walker, who lives next to the park. Albert Humphrey, a Dunbar neighbor, shared his enthusiasm. "I think it's amazing.
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1 month ago |
winknews.com | Annette Montgomery
A project to redesign the sidewalk in front of Fort Myers Middle School is moving forward, with the city committing to spearhead the project. The goal is to have the new sidewalk completed by the start of the upcoming school year. Dr. Brian L. Gibson, principal of Fort Myers Middle School, emphasized the importance of the project. “It is really, truly, a true safety issue. And I expressed that in several emails to representatives to the city,” said Gibson.
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1 month ago |
winknews.com | Annette Montgomery
Accusations of fraud, waste and abuse have emerged against the Lee County Clerk of Courts. In July 2024, an anonymous email accused the department of favoritism, leading to customer neglect and accounting mistakes. Now, the Inspector General has substantiated these claims, confirming that the actions occurred and violated laws and policies. Kevin Karnes, the Clerk of Courts, responded to the Inspector General’s findings.
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1 month ago |
winknews.com | Annette Montgomery
The Lee County School District is facing a challenge with recent budget cuts and a persistent teacher shortage. The district announced a 5% budget cut across all departments, saving millions but raising questions about the impact on staffing and positions. Gwyn Gittens, a former school board chairman, shared her thoughts on the issue. She previously proposed a solution to address the teacher shortage by returning teacher coaches to classrooms.
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UPDATE to the breaking news near Central Ave and Maple Ave in Fort Myers. FMPD confirmed its an active shooting investigation, one individual suffered a gun shot wound and was transported by EMS as a Trauma alert. One person has been arrested
WINK News is on the scene of an active investigation in Fort Myers. Police, crime scene tape, and neighbors are gathered near Central Ave and Maple Ave. We’re live from the scene at 11 tonight.
WINK News is on the scene of an active investigation in Fort Myers. Police, crime scene tape, and neighbors are gathered near Central Ave and Maple Ave. We’re live from the scene at 11 tonight.
Since January, 140 people were ticketed at one spot in downtown Fort Myers. Although there is a parking sign in front of it, there is a fire hydrant next to it. I took my findings to the city, glad to report they put a “No parking sign” and repainted it yellow. 🙌🏾 @winknews https://t.co/y1qQSwxB3f