Peace & Justice Wednesday: UAPs and DEMs This Wednesday at 9am Peace & Justice will talk to writer Billy Cox about UAPs (UFOs) and then to reporter John Nichols about our recent election. John will be at Fogartyville Saturday night! Read Article »
New Sarasota County Commission sets different tone First day on the job for two, and two commissioners gone – and they already delivered some surprises. Read Article »
MCR Health Declares Bankruptcy Will mass layoffs affect Manatee County’s uninsured and low-income patients? Read Article »
This Week in Local Government On Tuesday, the Sarasota Hospital Board will have its first post-election meeting. The same day, the Sarasota County Commission will Read Article »
Talking to Flood Victims Caught between leaving and staying, they worry about the 50% rule and future floods. Read Article »
Scientists Weigh in on how Climate Change Affects Health As health risks increase, so does the demand for climate adaptation. Read Article »
Catching Up with the Sarasota City Commission While all eyes were on the election, the VanWezel, handing over a street to a developer, and a big mixed-use project were on the city agenda. Read Article »
Forward Together: Abortion, School board Activists Join Forces Just days after the election, two groups are already looking to 2026. Read Article »
This Week in Local Government On Monday, the Hyatt Regency Hotel owners will present their redevelopment plans in a community workshop. On Wednesday, the City Read Article »
Illegalized – Undocumented youth movements on Peace & Justice, Wednesday, Nov 13 at 9am This Wednesday Nov. 13 on Peace & Justice at 9am, Tom will talk to Rafael Martinez, author of Illegalized – Undocumented Youth Movements in the United States. Read Article »
Republicans Sweep Hospital Board and Charter Review Board WSLR News talked to Kevin Cooper, a Sarasota Hospital Board Member-elect. Read Article »
Republicans Keep Supermajority in Florida Legislature Florida House districts representing the Suncoast went to the incumbents, James Buchanan and Fiona MacFarland. Read Article »
County Administrator Avoids Dike Breach Question Jonathan Lewis instead attacks news coverage. Read Article »