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Summer on the Suncoast: When Sunshine Turns Deadly

Friday, June 12

Beach days, fireworks, late-night concerts, and that first taste of freedom when school lets out—summer on Florida’s Suncoast should be pure joy. But between Memorial Day and Labor Day, those 100 days carry a... Read More.

One Night Changed Everything: A Single Mom’s Fight to Rebuild After a Drunk Driver’s Rampage

Thursday, June 11

Jacqueline Flores thought she was turning a corner. After a year and a half of grinding through two full-time jobs plus DoorDash deliveries, she’d finally landed something better—a solar consultant position that paid well... Read More.

Corn on the Cob Season is Fading Fast on the Florida Suncoast

Thursday, June 11

There’s a ticking clock on something most of us don’t think much about: fresh Florida sweet corn. June 11 marks National Corn on the Cob Day, and if you live on the Suncoast, this... Read More.

Skip the Heat: Why Rays Baseball Is Tampa Bay’s Ultimate Summer Escape

Thursday, June 11

When the Suncoast summer heat hits like a brick wall and the humidity makes you feel like you’re swimming through air, thousands of locals know exactly where to be: inside the cool dome of... Read More.

Quarter Century of Festiblues: Kettle of Fish Marks 25 Years on the Suncoast

Wednesday, June 10

When Dana Lawrence first took the stage in San Francisco in 2001 with a name borrowed from Laurel and Hardy’s old comedy routines—”What a fine kettle of fish you’ve gotten us into”—he had no... Read More.

Charlotte County Homeowner Exits Elevate Florida After Six Months of Unanswered Questions

Tuesday, June 9

When Joseph Anderson signed up for Elevate Florida in early 2026, he thought he’d finally get clarity on how to protect his Charlotte County home near Placida from the next big hurricane. Instead, six... Read More.

DeSoto County’s AI Data Center Fight: Progress or Peril for Rural Florida?

Tuesday, June 9

When a shuttered industrial site gets a second life, it should be good news. But DeSoto County just learned that one community’s economic lifeline can feel like another’s environmental threat.A proposed artificial intelligence data... Read More.

Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office Begins Transition to New Administration Office

Friday, April 10

April 10, 2026 – Charlotte County, FL The Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office has officially begun transitioning to our new Administration Building in Port Charlotte. The current building, located at 7474 Utilities Road, has served as the... Read More.

Statement from Suncoast Humane Society Concerning Dog Bite Incident.

Thursday, April 9

For Immediate Release: April 9, 2026 Statement from Suncoast Humane Society Englewood, FL There was an incident midday yesterday when a small child was bitten by a dog on the Suncoast Humane Society campus. The child was... Read More.

Tire Take-Back Event Helps Keep Charlotte County Clean

Wednesday, January 7

Tire Take-Back Event Helps Keep Charlotte County Clean PORT CHARLOTTE, FL – Charlotte County residents will have an opportunity to safely and responsibly dispose of unwanted tires later this month during a Tire Take-Back Event... Read More.

Summer on the Suncoast: When Sunshine Turns Deadly

One Night Changed Everything: A Single Mom’s Fight to Rebuild After a Drunk Driver’s Rampage

Corn on the Cob Season is Fading Fast on the Florida Suncoast

Skip the Heat: Why Rays Baseball Is Tampa Bay’s Ultimate Summer Escape

Quarter Century of Festiblues: Kettle of Fish Marks 25 Years on the Suncoast

Charlotte County Homeowner Exits Elevate Florida After Six Months of Unanswered Questions

DeSoto County’s AI Data Center Fight: Progress or Peril for Rural Florida?

Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office Begins Transition to New Administration Office

Statement from Suncoast Humane Society Concerning Dog Bite Incident.

Tire Take-Back Event Helps Keep Charlotte County Clean

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