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Tropical Storm Bertha Weakens But Poses Serious Flooding and Surge Threats to Gulf Coast Through Friday

Wednesday, July 22

Tropical Storm Bertha is on the move across the Gulf of Mexico, and while it’s gradually losing organization, coastal residents from Florida to Texas should not let their guard down. Currently packing maximum sustained winds near 50 miles per hour and moving west-northwest at... Read More.

Ring Camera Catches FedEx Driver Using Racial Slur: Corporate Accountability and Community Resilience

Wednesday, July 22

A FedEx delivery driver in Kansas City learned a costly lesson on July 15 when a Ring doorbell camera captured him using a racial slur while making a delivery. The incident occurred at Murrell Homes Real Estate Group, a Black-owned business led by owner... Read More.

Sarasota County Mail-In Ballot Deadline: August 11th. Here’s What You Need to Know

Wednesday, July 22

The August 18th primary election is creeping up on Sarasota County, and if you’re planning to vote by mail, the clock is officially ticking. Ron Turner, the county’s Supervisor of Elections, is urging all voters who plan to mail in their ballots to do... Read More.

Why Your Website Needs Full-Time Attention (Even If You Don’t Have Time to Give It)

Wednesday, July 22

Your website used to be like a printed brochure you created once and left on the shelf. Today it’s more like a restaurant kitchen—it needs constant monitoring, regular adjustments, and someone paying attention to what’s happening behind the scenes. For small business owners on... Read More.

Tampa Pharmacist Convicted of Selling 330,000 Oxycodone Pills: What This Means for the Opioid Crisis

Wednesday, July 22

A Tampa pharmacist has been convicted of operating an illegal oxycodone distribution operation that sold over 330,000 pills in cash transactions to customers with no legitimate medical need. Olushola Yusuf, 60, owned pharmacies in Pembroke Pines and Margate where she charged customers ten times... Read More.

Martin County’s “Worst” Animal Hoarding Case: 70 Cats Rescued, Mental Health Questions Emerge

Wednesday, July 22

Law enforcement in Martin County responded Monday to one of the most disturbing animal welfare cases in recent memory. When deputies arrived at a home in the area to conduct a welfare check, they discovered conditions so dire that firefighters had to ventilate the... Read More.

Virginia School Administrator on Leave After Harassment Allegations: What Parents Need to Know

Wednesday, July 22

An assistant superintendent in Albemarle County Public Schools has been placed on paid administrative leave following workplace harassment allegations that span more than three years. According to claims made public this week, Patrick McLaughlin repeatedly projected a photo of Heidi Gilman Bennett, a family... Read More.

Tropical Storm Bertha Weakening But Still a Threat: What Gulf Coast Residents Need to Know

Wednesday, July 22

Tropical Storm Bertha is moving toward the northern Gulf Coast with winds near 50 mph and a forecast track that will bring it close to Louisiana by Thursday. While the storm is gradually becoming less organized and is expected to weaken over the next... Read More.

Chick-fil-A Data Breach: What Suncoast Customers Need to Know Right Now

Wednesday, July 22

Chick-fil-A announced this week that customer accounts were compromised during a data breach that occurred between July 17-19, 2026. The breach allowed unauthorized parties to access account information including customer names, email addresses, Chick-fil-A One membership numbers, and the last four digits of payment... Read More.

Southwest Airlines Adds Nonstop Flights from SRQ to Buffalo, Providence, and Minneapolis Spring 2027

Wednesday, July 22

Sarasota-Bradenton International Airport just got some exciting news. Southwest Airlines is expanding its spring 2027 schedule with three new nonstop routes that will make travel between the Suncoast and the Northeast much easier. Starting in March, you’ll be able to fly direct to Buffalo,... Read More.

Current Weather

Tropical Storm Bertha Weakens But Poses Serious Flooding and Surge Threats to Gulf Coast Through Friday

Ring Camera Catches FedEx Driver Using Racial Slur: Corporate Accountability and Community Resilience

Sarasota County Mail-In Ballot Deadline: August 11th. Here’s What You Need to Know

Why Your Website Needs Full-Time Attention (Even If You Don’t Have Time to Give It)

Tampa Pharmacist Convicted of Selling 330,000 Oxycodone Pills: What This Means for the Opioid Crisis

Martin County’s “Worst” Animal Hoarding Case: 70 Cats Rescued, Mental Health Questions Emerge

Virginia School Administrator on Leave After Harassment Allegations: What Parents Need to Know

Tropical Storm Bertha Weakening But Still a Threat: What Gulf Coast Residents Need to Know

Chick-fil-A Data Breach: What Suncoast Customers Need to Know Right Now

Southwest Airlines Adds Nonstop Flights from SRQ to Buffalo, Providence, and Minneapolis Spring 2027

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