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The number of new people testing positive for the coronavirus continues to decline in Florida. However, deaths in the greater Tampa Bay region included...

D-SNAP provides food assistance for individuals and families impacted by Hurricane Ian and who are not receiving food assistance benefits through the regular Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.

Florida Gov. Rick Scott was in Miami on Wednesday to tout the $10 billion in transportation spending he’s included in his proposed budget for 2017-2018....

Why is Florida a c-section hotspot? We will take a look at what is driving Florida’s high c-section rate and what women and doctors are facing in delivery…

Sarasota residents who want to try out solar energy are getting a chance to save money on rooftop panels. A new solar co-op launched in the county...

Run ins between Sarasota's homeless and law enforcement has Sarasota's City-County Homeless Advisory Task Force looking for ways to better serve the…

Sarasota has joined a growing number of cities and counties nationwide in its consideration of expanding rights to unmarried couples through the…

A group opposed to the Sarasota County School Board's mandatory mask policy has raised more than $11,000 in an effort to sue the district.

Vice President Joe Biden will attend a pair of voter-registration events Monday when he comes to Florida to campaign for Democratic presidential nominee...

This week in the world of opera and ballet, Sarasota Ballet presents “Movements of Genius” on Friday and Saturday, April 25 and 26. “Movements of Genius” features George Balanchine’s choreography of Tchaikovsky’s “Serenade for Strings,” Jerome Robbins' choreography of Chopin’s “In the Night” and Sir Frederick Ashton’s choreography of “A Wedding Bouquet” by Lord Berners, all to the accompaniment of the Sarasota Orchestra.