May 17, 2016
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Faces in Business
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Land costs, other costs barriers to build affordable housing in Manatee
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University Park diverging diamond interchange is 40 percent complete
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Manatee students, families honored at 30th annual Migrant Education Awards
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Boy, 2, drowns in Sarasota swimming pool
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Sen. Galvano hosts food and clothing drive for Turning Points
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Palmetto tries to move forward with new parking ordinance
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An electrifying arrival: The Manatee Light & Traction Co.
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Bradenton’s McKechnie Field in running to be named best ballpark
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Palmetto officials decline to participate in Manatee County's noise ordinance
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Weather alert: Bradenton likely to see thunderstorms Tuesday
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Wildlife advocates concerned for pelicans that get fish carcasses stuck in throats
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Multiple vehicles burglarized in East Bradenton
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Palmetto slaying suspect facing possible automatic life sentence
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12 arrested during retail theft operation in Sarasota, Venice
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New Path Academy students grill Manatee candidates
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Speeding signs expected for Manatee Elementary by end of week
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Manatee County transfers assistant principals throughout district
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Manatee County names new principals for Tara, Daughtrey, Stewart, Ballard, Buffalo Creek
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Bolts fans think those Penguin towels are terrible
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Bradenton's Nelly Korda crushes Bradenton Country Club for a United States Women's Open qualifying berth
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Home-grown success as Manatee-Sarasota colleges graduate mostly local students
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Manatee should utilize fire district EMTs
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Housing Authority should reverse decision, allow concealed guns
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Tire tread on roads dangerous
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Now blame locals, not snowbirds, for terrible driving
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U.S. military overly generous in training Saudis, Mexicans
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Decades later, a dentist restores teeth and a smile
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Rashad West back home to try and rebuild the Southeast High football dynasty
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One of Florida’s most expensive state senate races gets more crowded
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Tricky timing for the Class of 2016
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Should America apologize for Hiroshima?
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Miranda: More than just words
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Eyeing private life, Marco Rubio says he won’t be a lobbyist
