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The commissioners’ decision was unanimous. Now it’s up to the artist retreat’s board of trustees.

WSLR produces a three-part report on how a grassroots group demands accountability from Lockheed Martin.

The new state law limits local governments’ ability to implement resilience measures in flood-damaged areas.

Mitch Maley and Dawn Kitterman also discuss Trump’s politically charged speech to Navy soldiers. Coming up this Sunday.

The about-face comes amid privatization and a new Florida law that makes the future of low-enrollment schools uncertain.

The public school advocate is running for Bridget Ziegler’s seat.

The Pachota family’s Venice Pier Group operates Fin’s and Sharky’s on the Pier.

Mark Smith at a community meeting: ‘This will take time, but we’re starting to see results’.

In a year, voters will have the opportunity to extend parkland protection programs.

In an interview with WSLR, Stuart Eizenstat talks about muscular response to tyrants, the ‘disruptor in chief’, and Carter’s achievements.