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DeSoto County Pumps the Brakes on AI Data Center Gold Rush

Tuesday, June 23

When Commissioner Jerod Gross brought a proposal to the table this week, it wasn’t about expanding DeSoto County’s footprint—it was about hitting pause. The push for a temporary moratorium on data centers reflects a... Read More.

Allegiant’s Florida Route Shuffle: What Suncoast Travelers Need to Know

Tuesday, June 23

Here’s the thing about budget airlines: they’re like that friend who’s always rearranging their schedule. One month they’re all in, the next they’re pivoting to something that promises better returns. Allegiant Air just made... Read More.

Punta Gorda Pickleball Players Refuse to Let 100-Degree Heat Stop the Game

Monday, June 22

When the thermometer hits triple digits, most sensible people head indoors. But at Gilchrist Park in Punta Gorda, the pickleball courts stay packed.On one of the hottest days of the summer, with feel-like temperatures... Read More.

Before the Fireworks Pop, SWFL Law Enforcement Makes Dangerous Drivers Pop Off

Monday, June 22

The Fourth of July hasn’t even arrived yet, and Southwest Florida law enforcement is already sending a crystal-clear message: the holiday is not a free pass to get behind the wheel after drinking.Over the... Read More.

Suncoast Drought Hits Historic Lows: Why Summer Rain Won’t Save Us Yet

Monday, June 22

The lawn’s already brown. The ponds are shrinking. And despite a few summer showers, the National Weather Service has a stark message for the Florida Suncoast: you’re not out of the woods yet.As June... Read More.

Palmetto’s July 4th Blowout: Soul Circus Cowboys & Fireworks Over the River

Monday, June 22

If you’re still figuring out how to spend Independence Day on the Suncoast, the City of Palmetto just handed you the answer: the 15th Annual Palmetto Fourth Fest on Saturday, July 4, 2026, is... Read More.

One 1946 Photo Explains Why Father’s Day Means Everything on the Suncoast

Sunday, June 21

There’s a photograph from 1946 that tells you almost everything you need to know about what fatherhood really means.It shows a young man named Sam perched on a ladder inside a Mobil gas station... Read More.

Glamping Sarasota: Luxury Camping Without the Tent Pitching

Saturday, June 20

Forget everything you thought you knew about camping. There’s no sleeping bag wrestling, no middle-of-the-night tent stake repairs, and no questioning why you didn’t just book a hotel. Welcome to glamping—and right here in... Read More.

35 Years of Service: Charlotte County Firefighter Jay Sanders Remembered

Friday, June 19

Three and a half decades in the fire service is a lifetime commitment most of us can barely fathom. For Firefighter/Paramedic Jan A. “Jay” Sanders Jr., it was simply what dedication looked like.Charlotte County... Read More.

Justice After Two Decades: Charlotte County Death Row Case Reaches Final Sentencing

Friday, June 19

More than two decades after a brutal prison attack claimed two lives, a Charlotte County judge has delivered the final word: Dwight Thomas Eaglin will spend the rest of his life on death row.On... Read More.

DeSoto County Pumps the Brakes on AI Data Center Gold Rush

Allegiant’s Florida Route Shuffle: What Suncoast Travelers Need to Know

Punta Gorda Pickleball Players Refuse to Let 100-Degree Heat Stop the Game

Before the Fireworks Pop, SWFL Law Enforcement Makes Dangerous Drivers Pop Off

Suncoast Drought Hits Historic Lows: Why Summer Rain Won’t Save Us Yet

Palmetto’s July 4th Blowout: Soul Circus Cowboys & Fireworks Over the River

One 1946 Photo Explains Why Father’s Day Means Everything on the Suncoast

Glamping Sarasota: Luxury Camping Without the Tent Pitching

35 Years of Service: Charlotte County Firefighter Jay Sanders Remembered

Justice After Two Decades: Charlotte County Death Row Case Reaches Final Sentencing

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