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Georgia Police Search for Pool Crasher Who Spent 10 Minutes With a Rubber Duck, Stole $1,200 in Towels

Thursday, September 10

A Chatham County, Georgia homeowner woke up to a strange discovery on their surveillance footage: an unidentified man had let himself into the backyard, gone swimming, and used the hot tub between 2:15 a.m.... Read More.

Sarasota’s STEP Program Uses Horses to Build Strength and Confidence

Thursday, September 10

In a quiet corner of Sarasota, Suncoast Therapeutic Equine Partners is doing something a little different. The nonprofit, known as STEP, pairs gentle therapy horses with participants ages four and up who live with... Read More.

Rock Climbing for Parkinson’s: How One Gym’s Yes Built a National Movement

Thursday, September 10

When retired physician Jonathan Lessin was diagnosed with Parkinson’s more than 20 years ago, he went looking for a climbing gym that would let him on the wall. He heard no again and again.... Read More.

Congress Wants to Ban Its Own Stock Trading. Two Bills, Two Very Different Plans

Thursday, September 10

House Democrats have introduced the Restore Trust in Government Act, a bill that would ban members of Congress, the president, vice president, cabinet members, and their close family members from owning or trading individual... Read More.

Avoid Probate in Florida: How Suncoast Families Can Protect Their Inheritance

Thursday, September 10

If you assume your will keeps your family out of probate court, you’re not alone, and you’re also not quite right. Assets that pass through a will are typically the ones that go through... Read More.

Ring Camera Catches SUV Blowing Past Stopped School Bus as Kids Exit in Virginia

Thursday, September 10

An SUV in Henrico County, Virginia, drove past a stopped school bus on September 3, and a family’s Ring camera recorded the whole thing. Erin Rebmann was on her porch waiting for her first-grade... Read More.

Ditching the Smartphone: Inside the Suncoast’s Growing Offline Movement

Thursday, September 10

More than 90% of Americans own a smartphone, and a growing number of them are deciding they’d rather not. A movement built around trading touch screens for flip phones is gaining traction nationwide, and... Read More.

Adult Kids Moving Back Home on the Suncoast? Experts Say Get It in Writing

Thursday, September 10

Rising housing costs across Sarasota, Manatee, and the rest of the Suncoast mean more families are sharing one roof again. An adult child comes home after a setback, and what starts as a short-term... Read More.

Remains Found in 2011 Identified as Woman Who Died in 1907, Thanks to Genetic Genealogy

Thursday, September 10

Remains discovered in a wooded area of New Castle County, Delaware, in June 2011 have finally been identified as Hannah Graham Kleitz, a 29-year-old woman who died of a medical illness in 1907. The... Read More.

Georgia Police Search for Pool Crasher Who Spent 10 Minutes With a Rubber Duck, Stole $1,200 in Towels

Sarasota’s STEP Program Uses Horses to Build Strength and Confidence

Rock Climbing for Parkinson’s: How One Gym’s Yes Built a National Movement

Congress Wants to Ban Its Own Stock Trading. Two Bills, Two Very Different Plans

Avoid Probate in Florida: How Suncoast Families Can Protect Their Inheritance

Ring Camera Catches SUV Blowing Past Stopped School Bus as Kids Exit in Virginia

Ditching the Smartphone: Inside the Suncoast’s Growing Offline Movement

Adult Kids Moving Back Home on the Suncoast? Experts Say Get It in Writing

Remains Found in 2011 Identified as Woman Who Died in 1907, Thanks to Genetic Genealogy

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