Theater Hopes to Break Ground in April The $57 million downtown building would include three venues and affordable housing for performers. Read Article »
Will DeSantis utter the words ‘climate change’? At an appearance in hurricane-wrecked Sarasota, he promises not to ‘virtue signal’. Read Article »
Is there a future on Lido Key for these retirees? After two back-to-back storms, evacuations and damage, our reporter asks that question. Read Article »
Helene’s Debris Turned Hazardous by Milton Sarasota County’s waste chief explains delay in removal. Read Article »
Who will pay for all this damage? We look at FEMA, adjusters, and the shape of the insurance industry following Milton’s landfall. Read Article »
Milton Recovery, a Week after Landfall A look at the big picture, Cajun firefighters, and how two restaurants fared. Read Article »
This Week in Local Government On Monday, Sarasota City Commissioners will discuss an implementation agreement for a new performing arts center. Monday (10/14) City Read Article »
Peace & Justice: The Nuts and Bolts of Electoral Success This Wednesday, October 16 at 9am, we’ll spend the hour with Robert Creamer, a political organizer for over four decades. He’ll talk about his new book Nuts and Bolts: The Formula for Progressive Electoral Success. Read Article »
Interview: Flooded twice on Siesta Key Activist Lourdes Ramirez predicts ‘major change’ for the community. And it’s not for the good. Read Article »
After the storm: Airports Tampa and Orlando are up and running, SRQ not until Wednesday; Ramon Lopez looks at a small airport in the region. Read Article »
Normalcy! The spotlights are on again at a Sarasota theater Thanks to only minor damage, the show is on at Florida Studio Theatre. Read Article »
After the storm: Water service troubles Lift stations without power, broken water lines, low pressure are the main challenges. Read Article »