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WSLR talks to one student whose diploma is withheld. He claims lack of due process.

After years of improvement, rising traffic and climate change could produce a return of ozone alerts.

Sequoia Felton wants to pick up where Willie Shaw left off.

The idea is to move away from overcrowded and costly emergency rooms.

A big developer and campaign contributor switches horse mid-stream.

The city council does so despite accusations of partisanship and a ‘scary’ crowd.

A filing deadline is approaching in two weeks.

But in the afternoon, the City of Sarasota yields.

The African American entrepreneur built Tempo News into a voice ‘for us, and by us’.