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Meet the dedicated staff committed to bringing Bradenton the local news that matters, from City Hall decisions to community events.

Apr 23

Waterlefe Golf & River Club Offers Diverse Membership Options for Bradenton Residents

Apr 23

Will My Designer Get Me?

Apr 23

3 Tips to Design Your Bradenton Second Home

Apr 23

7 Mistakes You're Making with Leak Prevention (And How to Fix Them Before Your Insurance Renewal)

Apr 23

Florida Bill Expands 'Gang Member' Label After Just 2 Sightings

A Florida Senate bill slashing the threshold to label someone a gang member from multiple to just two associations has cleared its final committee. Sponsored by Ft. Myers Republican Sen. Jonathan Martin, SB 536 adds online posts and spouse testimony to the mix. If passed, it takes effect Oct. 1 amid rising gang concerns statewide.

Apr 23

FBI's Most Wanted Fugitive Captured in High Springs After Just 24 Hours on List

Apr 23

Gators Baseball Sweeps No. 4 Arkansas in Historic Road Triumph

The Florida Gators baseball team etched history in Fayetteville, sweeping No. 4 Arkansas for the first time since 2016 and the highest-ranked road sweep this century. With a season-high 17 hits in a 7-6 thriller on March 29, UF improved to 23-6 overall and 6-3 in the SEC. Gainesville fans are buzzing over the program's road dominance against top foes.

Apr 23

Heat Battle for Playoff Survival in Florida's NBA Stakes

Apr 23

Florida Panthers Claim Back-to-Back Stanley Cups in Sunrise Thriller

Apr 23

Orlando Magic Punch Playoff Ticket with Road Thriller Over Hornets

Apr 23

Miami Dolphins Load Up Defense for Florida Playoff Run

Apr 23

Bradenton Businesses Seek Savings on Office Rental Supplies

Bradenton businesses are exploring various strategies to reduce costs on office rental supplies, including bulk purchasing, inventory management, and utilizing refurbished equipment, to enhance their financial efficiency.

Apr 23

Ways to Save Money on Office Rental Supplies

Apr 23

Bradenton Residents Reflect on Historic 1876 Patent Submission

Apr 23

Spring Footwear Trends Step into Sarasota

Apr 23

Spring Footwear Trends Step Out in Sarasota

Apr 23

Lake Mary Coach Becomes Guardian to Orphaned Wrestler

A Lake Mary High School wrestling coach stepped up as legal guardian for student-athlete Maryellen Wingate after she lost both parents to cancer. The heartfelt act provides stability for the teen on and off the mat in Central Florida. Wingate's story highlights compassion amid tragedy.

Apr 23

Florida Memorial University to Host Career Fair

Apr 23

Pilonidal Cyst Surgery: What It Is and How to Find the Right Doctor

Sarasota residents can learn about pilonidal cyst surgery, its causes, and how to find experienced local surgeons for treatment.

Apr 23

Pilonidal Cyst Surgery: What It Is and How to Find the Right Doctor

Apr 23

When Every Minute Mattered: Bradenton Woman Recovers from Stroke Thanks to New Hospital Technology

Apr 23

Intravitreal Injections 101: What Sarasota Residents Need to Know About Eye Treatments

Apr 23

Navigating the Digital Divide: When Apps Don't Play Nice

Feeling lost in translation when your favorite platforms refuse to connect? Let's decode the cross-platform conundrum and discover solutions for a smoother digital life.

Apr 23

Bridging the Divide: Strategies for Seamless Cross-Platform Experiences

Apr 23

The Streaming Wars: Who's Winning (and Why You Should Care)

Apr 23

The Streaming Wars: Are We Winning?

Apr 23

Bridging Divides: Finding Common Ground in Our Digital World

Apr 23

Fall Orientation Week Set for Pensacola Students

Pensacola's colleges and universities are preparing for Fall Orientation Week in mid-August, welcoming new students with campus tours, academic advising, and community integration.

Apr 23

Selling Your Home in 2015? Make 5 Resolutions for Success

Apr 23

Escambia County Announces Household Hazardous Waste Collection Events

Apr 23

Jacksonville Residents Explore Rich Senufo Culture

Apr 23

Senufo People: A Cultural Note for Jacksonville Residents

Apr 23

HMPV Surge Sparks Respiratory Alerts in 35 States

A little-known virus called human metapneumovirus (HMPV) is driving a spike in respiratory illnesses across dozens of states, overwhelming emergency rooms and prompting CDC warnings. Cases have doubled in some areas compared to last year, hitting young children and seniors hardest. Health officials urge vigilance as this seasonal pathogen peaks later than flu.

Apr 23

Supreme Court Grapples with Deportations Defying Due Process

Apr 23

Man Deliberately Rams SUV into Philly Police Station, Injuring 5

Apr 23

Pentagon on High Alert as Trump Issues Nuclear Warning to Iran

Apr 23

Virginia Judge Voids Redistricting Vote, Preserves GOP Maps

Apr 23