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    FEMA has allocated millions of dollars to Florida's Suncoast region to fund storm recovery projects. The federal money is aimed at helping local communities rebuild infrastructure and repair damage caused by recent storms. The announcement is being covered by regional news outlets serving the Sarasota-Bradenton area.

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    Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe opens season with Duke Ellington tribute▼Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe opens season with 'Sophisticated Ladies' tribute to Duke Ellington✉newsCultureTheatre57 min ago

    The Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe has opened its new season with a production of 'Sophisticated Ladies', the musical tribute to jazz composer Duke Ellington. The show celebrates Ellington's songbook through big-band numbers and dance, continuing the Sarasota company's tradition of staging works centered on Black artistry and performance.

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    Siesta Key home sells for record $26 million▼Siesta Key home sells for $26 million, setting Sarasota County record✉newsBusinessReal Estate22 min ago

    A home on Siesta Key has sold for $26 million, setting a new sales record for Sarasota County, Florida. The sale is drawing attention locally as a sign of strength in the area's luxury real estate market, with the barrier island long known as one of the region's most desirable and expensive addresses.

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    Theatre Odyssey's One-Act Play Festival Returns to Sarasota▼Theatre Odyssey’s One-Act Play Festival returns to Sarasota✉newsCultureTheatre57 min ago

    Theatre Odyssey's One-Act Play Festival is returning to Sarasota, bringing short new plays back to the local stage. The festival is a fixture of the area's theatre scene, known for showcasing new one-act works and emerging playwrights. Local audiences are watching for details on this year's lineup, dates and venue as the announcement circulates in regional news.

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    Man sentenced to eight years for damaging Cold War tank at Sarasota VFW▼Man gets eight years for trying to destroy Cold War-era tank outside Sarasota VFW✉newsWar35 min ago

    A man has been sentenced to eight years in prison for attempting to destroy a Cold War-era tank displayed outside a Veterans of Foreign Wars post in Sarasota, Florida. The unusual target — a memorial vehicle honoring American veterans — drew local attention, with residents questioning the motive behind the attack and expressing concern over damage to the monument.