Author: WSLR News

The first of our three-part series looks at how the state government frames the tough choices of flooded property owners.

Pride Festival postponed, Fabulous Arts and ALSO Youth spaces wrecked.

Sarasota warehouse workers join the largest private-sector union drive for the Teamsters in the South in 20 years.

Commissioners ignore calls to instead fund a public trade school in North Port.

Sarasota hydrologist has an idea. And what to do next.

Forum allows compare-and-contrast of Charter Review Board candidates.

In an area battered by storms, how are Sarasota County election officials responding?

A presentation about Sarasota Bay’s water quality veers into the big picture: A warming planet.

On Monday, the Sarasota City Commission will discuss the impacts of Hurricane Milton, as well as an implementation agreement for the new performing arts center. On Wednesday, the Sarasota County Commission will discuss the Hi Hat Ranch development, granting $7.5 m in federal disaster relief dollars to a developer group’s project, and funding an aircraft […]

Superintendent tells WSLR about the logistical challenges.