14th Annual race, including Relay and 10K, moves to October 20, 2019
On Saturday, Oct. 27, officers with the Sarasota Police Department collected 44.5 pounds of unused, expired and unwanted prescription drugs.
"Grandma’s watchfulness and action gave her over 30 more years to live her life and to make memories."
Open to members and non-members, a variety of weekly sessions help golfers of all ability levels refine strokes and skills
Organization opens South Trail Performance CrossFit location in Westfield Sarasota Square Mall
Findings show that it’s really OK to enjoy
The new kitchen was made possible by the William G. and Marie Selby and Linnie E. Dalbeck foundations
Women, especially those of childbearing age, need health insurance. But some states have far more uninsured women than others.
The Florida Department of Health says a 71-year-old man has died from eating raw oysters at a Sarasota restaurant.
A new report from the CDC shows that only about 23 percent of American adults are getting enough exercise.
Three-day conference on August 8th through 11th, 2018
The FWC reports that a patchy bloom of the Florida red tide organism, Karenia brevis, persists in Southwest Florida.
Annual race attracts record 1250+ total participants, raising $7,000 for Girls on the Run Greater Tampa Bay
Dr. Christine Laramée of UnitedHealthcare North Florida offers tips and resources to help people walk more and sit less
One of the most beautiful and scenic running race courses in Florida
The suites will provide mothers a private, clean, comfortable space for breastfeeding or pumping.
The Florida Department of Health has provided more information on the state’s most recent Vibrio vulnificus-related death.
Sarasota crews are working with FP&L to restore electricity to utilities, and nearly a dozen water main breaks are being fixed.
Twelve people in Florida have been sickened and one has died after exposure to Vibrio vulnificus in 2017.
Medical marijuana scams cropping up in Florida have state officials warning residents to take care.
Dr. Paul Lenton has received the 'Top Doc' honor for the 4th year in a row by the national auditing firm of Castle Connolly Medical, Ltd.
"This is not some medication you take for a headache. It’s what literally keeps me alive."
Gallup-Healthways released its annual community well-being rankings on Tuesday. How did your town do?
Florida’s total number of Zika virus cases rose to 1,044 Wednesday.
A report from the CDC shows Florida was behind the curve in getting ready for flu season last year.
Breaking: The Florida red tide organism was found in water samples taken from Sarasota, Manatee and Pinellas counties over the past week.
Many Tampa Bay area towns have the cancer-causing toxin in drinking water made famous in the “Erin Brockovich” movie, study says.
Water samples taken from Pinellas, Sarasota, Lee and Manatee counties all showed the presence of the Florida red tide organism.
Red tide blooms have been reported in two counties along Florida’s Gulf Coast, including Sarasota.
Breaking: A new study ranks Florida among the country’s worst states for healthcare based on costs, percentage of insured and other factors.
Breaking: The state of Florida has confirmed that some mosquitoes in the Miami-Dade County area have tested positive for Zika virus.
Breaking: Snyder's-Lance has issued a recall for some Diamond of California macadamia nuts sold across the country.
A 16-year-old Florida boy diagnosed with the brain-eating amoeba has become the fourth person in the U.S. to survive the illness.
Breaking: The person who died from a Vibrio vulnificus-related infection was exposed through contaminated shellfish, the state confirmed.
Breaking: Sarasota County had its first travel-related case confirmed Friday, along with 12 others, bringing the state's tally to 499.
Breaking: Swimming in unsanitary water is believed to be the cause of a newly confirmed case of brain-eating amoeba in Florida.
Florida confirmed 14 new travel-related Zika virus cases Tuesday, along with four new non-travel related cases.
Gov. Rick Scott is calling on the federal government to do its part in fighting the Zika virus.
Hospitals across the country and in the state of Florida were graded according to 16 different specialties.
The state of Florida has confirmed four seawater bacteria-related deaths in 2016. There have been 15 cases in total across the state.