January 13, 2017
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Murder is afoot at the Powel Crosley Estate
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Great songs and a stellar teenage cast make ‘13’ a hit
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Want to see Dave Chappelle in Sarasota? Here’s a second chance
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Helping children understand divorce
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Stewart brings world view to his new position with Bradenton Area EDC
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Lowe’s plans layoffs as it changes store staffing model
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3 Takata workers indicted, accused of hiding air bag defects
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FPL activates Parrish solar power
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Public Records for the week of Jan. 4-10, 2017
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Club meetings: Jan. 14
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The death of Rocky the pig didn’t stop one FFA student from staying involved
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A page right of history: Herrmanns’ Royal Lipizzan Stallions
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Lakewood High School’s Karen Kotlarczyk crowned supreme champion in Friday’s dairy show
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She stole feminine products on Christmas, now she’s charged with grand theft
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They will steal from your homes while distracting you, cops say
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Here’s what’s open, closed on Monday, Jan. 16, 2017, Martin Luther King Jr. Day
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They went fishing for mail, police say. Now they’ve been caught
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Cops and kids dine together at Rogers Garden-Bullock
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Trump belittles presidency with improper, rude language
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Dog breed animus is wrong; pit bulls not inherently dangerous
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How to dump Trump: Constitution allows unfit president to be removed
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Bayshore, Southeast each win gold at district girls weightlifting championship
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Lakewood Ranch withstands early onslaught to avoid upset against rival Braden River
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Lakewood Ranch’s Virgilio gets 300th coaching win
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Stephens joins 1,000-point club in Palmetto girls basketball victory
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Manatee, Palmetto host wrestling tournaments
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Cheers to Manatee County School District’s upswing; jeers to Legislature as Medicaid costs rising anyway
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Gun proposals Florida lawmakers could consider in 2017
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Florida would become the nation’s slot machine capital under this proposal
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Scott unveils plan he touts as making college more affordable in Florida
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NRA’s influence with Florida lawmakers is powerful
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More gun control makes Florida safer, proponents say
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In ‘open carry’ Florida, more guns could mean safer citizens, advocates argue
