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Coming up this Sunday: Dawn Kitterman and Mitch Maley touch on Trump’s rumored plan to pull out of NATO and more.

A WSLR analysis shows most undocumented people arrested in Sarasota and turned over to ICE were charged with only minor crimes.

The immigration enforcement agency is looking for office space in Florida, including in Sarasota.

SB 1028, which aims to funnel policyholders into the private market, will soon be on DeSantis’ desk. The insurance industry and regulators are against it.

Protesters take aim at expanding executive powers and war. One event focuses on direct action and winning elections.

Tomorrow morning, April 1 at 9am, Tom will talk to Miles Toder about the Sister Cities Association of Sarasota. One upcoming event is “Bridges Across the Seas – A Global Learning Celebration” on April 27 at 3pm at Selby Library in downtown Sarasota.

On Wednesday, City of Sarasota planners will discuss an upzone requested by Benderson for the former County Administration building, and a project to replace the bowling alley on Fruitville Road with townhomes.

Coming up this Sunday: John “Captain” Phillips joins Mitch Maley and Dawn Kitterman to talk sustainable growth policies and more.

Kurt Hoffman says there must be consequences for what he calls crimes.

Thousands of protesters opposed to the Trump agenda and expansion of executive power could rally in Sarasota and Manatee.