This Week in Local Government The Manatee County Commission could continue discussion of a building moratorium this Tuesday. In a workshop on Tuesday, the Sarasota Read Article »
Sarasota County subsidizes developer program with millions in Ian recovery funds Commissioners ignore calls to instead fund a public trade school in North Port. Read Article »
What caused the flooding of suburban homes? Sarasota hydrologist has an idea. And what to do next. Read Article »
Who is the best guardian of Sarasota County’s ‘constitution’? Forum allows compare-and-contrast of Charter Review Board candidates. Read Article »
Hurricanes and Elections: Two Seasons at Odds In an area battered by storms, how are Sarasota County election officials responding? Read Article »
City Commission Reckons with Climate Change A presentation about Sarasota Bay’s water quality veers into the big picture: A warming planet. Read Article »
This Week in Local Government On Monday, the Sarasota City Commission will discuss the impacts of Hurricane Milton, as well as an implementation agreement for Read Article »
Sarasota schools reopen, less than a week after Milton Superintendent tells WSLR about the logistical challenges. Read Article »
Hospitality Workers Struggling after Milton One St. Armands restaurant lays off entire staff. Unemployment, FEMA, and one charity program kick in. Read Article »
UNFI warehouse workers to hold union vote The vote got delayed due to Milton. The food distributor suspended, without pay, two of the would-be voters in the meantime. Read Article »
Sarasota Teen Racially Profiled – in His Own Neighborhood His video of the incident went viral. Now the Sheriff is investigating. Read Article »
Solar entrepreneur is proud how her devices held up during the hurricane But the Sarasota inventor of ‘solar on wheels’ says she faces political roadblocks. Read Article »
Will DeSantis utter the words ‘climate change’? At an appearance in hurricane-wrecked Sarasota, he promises not to ‘virtue signal’. Read Article »