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Port Charlotte Man Wanted After Shooting Family’s Car During Domestic Dispute

Wednesday, July 22

The Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office is actively searching for George V. Kilgore III, 44, who allegedly fired multiple shots at a family vehicle parked at a Cape Terrace NW residence in Port Charlotte following... Read More.

16-Year Silence: Former Teacher Charged with Statutory Rape After Victim Comes Forward

Wednesday, July 22

A 56-year-old former Missouri teacher and coach is now facing serious charges stemming from alleged sexual abuse that occurred over 16 years ago. Mark Amos worked in education from 1994 to 2021, holding teaching... Read More.

How One Woman’s Instinct Saved Her Family During a Tucson Mass Shooting

Wednesday, July 22

Anais Camacho was having an ordinary night out with her family near Empire Pizza in downtown Tucson when she became hyperaware of something most people would have missed. A man lifted his shirt, and... Read More.

Hurricane Bertha Weakens: Suncoast Returns to Summer Heat and Afternoon Thunderstorms

Wednesday, July 22

After the intensity of Hurricane Bertha, the Suncoast is shifting back to the weather pattern we expect during late July: intense heat, scattered thunderstorms, and plenty of sunshine in between. This week offers a... Read More.

What Every Parent Should Know About Unlicensed Daycares: A Cautionary Tale from Ohio

Wednesday, July 22

The tragic death of an 8-month-old at an unlicensed Ohio daycare has renewed urgent questions about childcare safety and regulatory oversight. The facility, operating out of a home in East Canton, had no license,... Read More.

St. Petersburg Sanitation Worker Killed in Targeted Shooting; Suspect Apprehended After I-75 Standoff

Wednesday, July 22

A 47-year-old St. Petersburg city sanitation worker was fatally shot Wednesday around noon while sitting in her work vehicle on 12th Avenue South. The victim, a 12-year city employee, was killed in what police... Read More.

Alaska Family’s Estate Cleanup Uncovers Unexpected Discovery in Freezer

Wednesday, July 22

What started as routine property cleanup became a police investigation when a family in Juneau, Alaska opened a chest freezer in a locked building and discovered human remains. The remains appear to belong to... Read More.

North Port Doubles Down on Conservation: How Development Fees Are Protecting Green Space

Wednesday, July 22

North Port residents are watching their city transform at lightning speed, with new neighborhoods and commercial projects popping up constantly. That’s why the city council’s recent vote to expand the land conservation program caught... Read More.

Nearly 800 Citations in 5 Days: What Operation Southern Slow Down Revealed About Sarasota County Drivers

Wednesday, July 22

Operation Southern Slow Down has officially wrapped in Sarasota County, and the enforcement results paint a revealing picture of local driving habits. Law enforcement issued 785 citations and warnings over five days, with nearly... Read More.

Sarasota County School Board Moves Meetings to 6 p.m.: What Students Fought For and Why It Matters

Wednesday, July 22

When 17-year-old Kennedy Cole, student body president at Booker High School, realized she had to leave class to speak at a Sarasota County School Board meeting, something clicked. The board was meeting at 10... Read More.

Port Charlotte Man Wanted After Shooting Family’s Car During Domestic Dispute

16-Year Silence: Former Teacher Charged with Statutory Rape After Victim Comes Forward

How One Woman’s Instinct Saved Her Family During a Tucson Mass Shooting

Hurricane Bertha Weakens: Suncoast Returns to Summer Heat and Afternoon Thunderstorms

What Every Parent Should Know About Unlicensed Daycares: A Cautionary Tale from Ohio

St. Petersburg Sanitation Worker Killed in Targeted Shooting; Suspect Apprehended After I-75 Standoff

Alaska Family’s Estate Cleanup Uncovers Unexpected Discovery in Freezer

North Port Doubles Down on Conservation: How Development Fees Are Protecting Green Space

Nearly 800 Citations in 5 Days: What Operation Southern Slow Down Revealed About Sarasota County Drivers

Sarasota County School Board Moves Meetings to 6 p.m.: What Students Fought For and Why It Matters

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