Author: WSLR News

Changing climate and unchanging human behavior combine to produce fish kills in Sarasota Bay.

Neighbors gathered in the rain to remember destroyed nature preserve.

Nitrogen load in river mirrors algae bloom duration on Gulf Coast.

Community activist appeals judge’s dismissal; Sarasota City Commission funds Battie’s defense.

Stetson law professor predicts a legal quagmire surrounding evidence in court.

It’s summertime … On Monday, the City of Sarasota Commission will get a presentation about historic Newtown, discuss spending on the existing and a new performing arts venue, discuss raising funding to defend Commissioner Battie in a lawsuit filed by a citizen, and discuss higher density for two properties. On Wednesday, the city’s Development Review […]

Fifty-six years later, anti-war protests will again serve as a backdrop to the convention.

A ‘Resilience Incubator’ in Sarasota aims to facilitate coordination between organizations.

A memorial will be held on Sunday commemorating pines and palms cut by New College.