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Some apartments would be attainable, but there is no space for the small businesses now on the site.

But it does so without a permit, apparently. Neighbors are now trying to get the state to shut it down.

One Stop Housing, after pivoting from renovating motels to new construction, is gearing up for rapid growth.

‘First They Came for My College’ bows as universities around the nation are facing similar political takeovers.

On Wednesday, City of Sarasota planners will give feedback to a developer who would like to build a 324-unit apartment complex on Fruitville Road that would replace the Historic Downtown Village.

This Wednesday, Tom will talk to Katie Sanders, Editor-in-Chief of the fact the fact-checking website PolitiFact. Then he’ll talk to two Libertarians, Mark Edgington and Angela McArdle, about prison reform.

Coming up this Sunday: Glen Gibellina joins Mitch Maley to discuss the relationship of our local government to its community.

WSLR News interviews the makers of a new documentary film about New College.

When the Heritage Foundation published Project 2025 two years ago, the goals seemed so radical that many dismissed the threat as far-fetched. But as the Trump presidency steamrolls over accepted norms, court orders and public opinion, much of that radical agenda is being implemented.

A culture war crusader is out, and the football coach is in.