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David Conway
May 11, 2015

State Street garage opening pushed back

As the city postpones its targeted date for a partial opening of the State Street garage, staff is still uncertain when exactly the structure will be available for public use.

Sarasota
News

Alex Mahadevan
May 11, 2015

Why to vote in the city runoff election, as told by 'The Simpsons'

Arts + Entertainment
Things To Do

Alex Mahadevan
May 11, 2015

Police believe New College deaths are drug related

A New College of Florida student was found dead Sunday, and a University of Central Florida student visiting the school died Friday in unrelated deaths Sarasota Police believe to be drug related.

Sarasota
News

Nick Reichert
May 11, 2015

Caragiulos to be featured on "Emeril's Florida"

Emeril Lagasse spotlights another Sarasota staple on his all-Florida Cooking Channel program

Arts + Culture

Jen Blanco
May 11, 2015

Mustangs to hold basketball camp

Registration is now underway for Lakewood Ranch High’s annual Summer Basketball Camp.

East County
Sports

Kristen Herhold
May 10, 2015

Longboat Island Chapel celebrates Mother’s Day and students

Longboat Island Chapel’s service on Mother’s Day, May 10, did not only honor mothers — it also recognized 18 local students by awarding them $1,400 scholarships.

Longboat Key
Neighbors

June LeBell
May 10, 2015

Music Review: Sarasota Orchestra Pops

Sarasota Orchestra bats a thousand at Ed Smith Stadium.

Arts + Entertainment
Reviews

Amanda Morales
May 10, 2015

A musical Mother’s Day at Selby Gardens

Families spent day enjoying brunch and celebrating moms beneath the banyans on the great lawn for Mother’s Day at Marie Selby Botanical Gardens Sunday, May 10.

Sarasota
Neighbors

Amanda Morales
May 10, 2015

Booker prom goes through the looking glass

Students spent the night in wonderland dancing with classmates for the Booker High School Prom Saturday, May 9 at Michael’s on East.

Sarasota
Neighbors

Amanda Morales
May 10, 2015

Cobalt dance takes students to new heights

City skylines and hints of gold transported students to the top of a skyscraper for an “urban lux” theme for the Pine View annual Cobalt dance Saturday, May 9 at The Devyn.