Sarasota County has outlined plans to spend $75 million to dredge local waterways, but flooded residents are wondering why it wasn't done before.

Residents met with federal, state, and Sarasota County officials to discuss concerns about the upcoming hurricane season.

The Public Works Director also said they will remove the tressel in Cow Pen Slough and on Phillippi Creek near Beneva Road.

Former Florida legislator and Manatee County elections supervisor Michael Bennett has moved to Sarasota and wants to provide ...

The Sarasota City Commission narrowly opted to scrap its stalled search for a new city manager and start from scratch at its ...

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Sarasota County will offer residents a primer on preparation for the 2025 hurricane season, starting at 6 p.m., May 8, with a “Community Conversation on Hurricane Preparedness,” at Riverview High ...

Sarasota County plans to spend $75 million in hurricane recovery grants on dredging Phillippi Creek and other local waterways to prevent flooding.

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SARASOTA, Fla. — The first sea turtle nests of the year have arrived in Sarasota. And while it may be tempting to get an ...

SARASOTA, Fla. (WWSB) - Sarasota Mayor Liz Alpert, Vice Mayor Debbie Trice and Commissioner Kyle Battie joined the Office of Housing & Community Development (OHCD) and the Gulf Coast Community ...