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Want to save Florida black bears? Buy a hunting license, conservationists urge.

The nine ‘Women Leading with a Purpose’ are being honored for driving positive change.

In a joint meeting Friday, Sarasota county and city commissioners will discuss stormwater management, transit, parks, and Amendment 3. On Wednesday, city planners will hold pre-application conferences for the African American Cultural & Arts Center and for a workforce housing complex at Payne Park.

On Wednesday Sept. 18 Tom interviewed Ted Greenfield, creator of the anti-human trafficking organization Invisible Angels. Then he talked to the director of the film ‘The Airways Belonged to the People – WBCN and the American Revolution’.

Granting developer-requested zoning changes, they vote unanimously for – and gush over – Palmer Ranch East.

Both contenders for Joe Neunder’s seat endorse a purchase of the arsenic-laden, flood-prone land.

Sarasota City Commissioners move towards rezoning the Marian Anderson site, with a proffer.

Curbed by the pandemic, the documentary about rock station WBCN is now hitting the movie theater circuit.

WSLR’s Rhatia Murphy, on a personal quest, walks us through a day at the Tampa Bay Comic Convention.

Coming up this Sunday: Dawn Kitterman and Mitch Maley are joined by Kelly Kirschner to discuss his campaign.