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Each year students from Pine View High School in Washington County raise money to help a student in need; it could be a child fighting cancer, or whose family has faced a natural disaster.

SARASOTA: Unfortunately for Cardinal Mooney graduate Candie Barrameda, this news of needing a kidney transplant was her new reality.

ALSO: Oral history project seeking personal stories from Hurricane Ian; Children First vice president joins regional panel; YVOTE winners announced.

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During the past decade, a few Rhode Island municipalities have made slow progress toward the state’s 10% low- and moderate-income housing requirement, while some have stalled and many others have fallen behind.

SARASOTA COUNTY (SNN TV) Jan. 18, 2023 - Congressman Vern Buchanan announced his nominations to the four U.S. Service Academies Wednesday. Each year, members of the House and Senate nominate high scho

Hayes and Khempomma are set to make their initial appearances in court on Jan. 17.

Associates at Mercedes-Benz of Sarasota fill and deliver comfort bags to Johns Hopkins All Childrens Hospital Sarasota.

The USDOJ in 2020 filed a lawsuit accusing the defendants of steering Black applicants away from four overwhelmingly white communities.

The Justice Department settled a racial discrimination lawsuit against an Alabama housing authority accused of pushing residents to areas based on race.