As the anchor of the WINK News Morning Show, Lindsey Sablan has won numerous awards for her investigative and breaking news reports. But, more than reporting the news, she considers it a privilege to share people’s stories.
“It’s a job I take seriously, and I’ll never forget some of the harder ones,” she says. “I’ll always remember helping a man move his valuables as floodwaters raged, talking to a mother whose daughter disappeared walking to school, or working with a sexual assault survivor to demand responsive DNA testing.”
Sablan also donates her time to charitable organizations, including the American Cancer Society, Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, Path 2 Freedom, and the NCH Safe & Healthy Children’s Coalition of Collier County. She also works with Special Olympics, Center for the Arts Bonita Springs, and Lee BIA Builders Care.
What’s the best piece of advice you’ve ever been given?
Be the things you loved most about the people who are gone.
