The New York Times occasionally invites readers to submit questions about major issues in the current news cycle. A few weeks ago, the news media giant queried: “After the Iran war began, we invited you to submit your questions about the crisis in the Middle East.” Readers questioned the president’s

On Monday, the City of Sarasota Commission will discuss traffic calming in neighborhoods and composting. On Tuesday, the Sarasota School Board will vote on a new policy about student demonstrations and disruptions.

Coming up this Sunday: Tony Barrett joins Dawn Kitterman and Mitch Maley for a discussion on overdevelopment, public safety and more.

Indivisible Manatee hosted a panel on immigration this week.

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.