Author: WENG Newsroom

As TSA lines grow longer across the country, Punta Gorda Airport is flipping the script and proving that traveling can still be a breeze. Passengers arriving and departing are sharing their stories of smooth... Read More.

In a disturbing turn of events, Darryl Dye from North Port has been sentenced to life in prison after the tragic murder of his roommate, Kim Szymaszek. This incident unfolded on August 7, 2023,... Read More.

Englewood, Florida, a quaint Gulf Coast town, is fast becoming a top destination for live music lovers. With its laid-back atmosphere and stunning beach views, it’s no surprise that the local music scene is... Read More.

In Arcadia, Florida, West Elementary School found itself in the thick of a scare as it was placed on lockdown due to a reported safety concern. Responding swiftly, the DeSoto County Sheriff’s Office and... Read More.

Tucked away in the charming Fishermen’s Village in Punta Gorda, The Spice & Tea Exchange is quickly becoming a must-visit destination for food lovers and home cooks alike. With an impressive selection of spices... Read More.

Charlotte County is set to turn heads—and perhaps wallets—starting April 1 with a new school zone speed enforcement program. After finishing up their warning phase at the end of March, any driver zooming through... Read More.

The Sarasota Film Festival is back in action, and it’s ready to shine from April 10-19, 2026! As one of Florida’s top independent film festivals, this event is set to transform Sarasota into a... Read More.

Travel just got a little easier for those longing to bask in the Florida sun and surf. Allegiant Air now offers nonstop flights from Sarasota Bradenton International Airport to Harrisburg International Airport, making it... Read More.

Florida’s Suncoast is like a fast-moving train—new neighborhoods are popping up, and roads that used to offer tranquil rides are now bustling with activity. For many who have lived there for years, the rapid... Read More.

Imagine a church where the sermon is accompanied by a pint of local craft beer. That’s exactly what The Church for the Rest of Us is doing every Sunday at two local breweries: Swamp... Read More.