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As much as 86% of wetlands in Florida could lose federal protections under proposed changes.
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Although the city’s parking division was envisioned to pay for itself with fees and citations, it had not been able to do so for over a decade.
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The city and nonprofit foundation enter a dispute resolution over the amended partnership agreement.
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Florida Education Commissioner Henry Mack says the teacher rejected a student's political views, encouraged him to discuss controversial topics against his parents' wishes and improperly shared information about him and his younger brother with other teachers.
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A little-known Bird Key resident has contributed $200,000 to a political committee supporting two candidates in Sarasota's City Commission election, an extraordinary sum for a local race.
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Remnant Church has resumed full services despite a county zoning violation notice and says it plans to challenge the restrictions in court.
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Spencer Anderson faced angry residents demanding answers after widespread flooding, and a Suncoast Searchlight and Florida Trident investigation later found a department in disarray under his leadership.
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Rachel Goldberg-Polin and Jon Polin, parents of Hersh Goldberg-Polin, will be at Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall on Nov. 17 to talk about their grief after their son was taken by Hamas and killed.
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Dewane led the diocese of about 260,000 Catholics for nearly 20 years before his retirement and was serving as bishop emeritus until his death Wednesday at Sarasota Memorial Hospital.
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A year after Stormwater Director Ben Quartermaine was brought on to lead the embattled department, Suncoast Searchlight and the Florida Trident set out to examine what has changed — and what hasn’t.
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Nonprofit and business leaders in Sarasota discussed the struggle of making a living without protected status. One who works with individuals and families said some are "basically barricaded in their homes."
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Biking and walking advocates in Tampa are gathering this weekend to spread the word about going car-free. And before L.A. became America’s movie-making hub, our state was "Hollywood East."