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    Manatee returns to ocean after washing ashore in Palm Beach▼Manatee safely returns to ocean after washing ashore in Palm Beach while escaping mating males✉newsEnvironmentOceans9 h ago

    A manatee that washed ashore in Palm Beach, Florida, while trying to escape mating males has been safely returned to the ocean. Rescuers intervened after the animal became stranded on the beach during the episode, which is common in the area during mating season. The manatee was released without reported injuries.

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    Sarasota and Manatee counties to receive $116 million hurricane relief▼Sarasota, Manatee get hurricane relief in $116 million package✉newsEnvironmentWeather1 d ago

    Florida's Sarasota and Manatee counties are set to receive hurricane relief funding as part of a $116 million aid package, according to the Sarasota Herald-Tribune. The funds are intended to support recovery efforts in the two Gulf Coast counties following recent hurricane damage, though details on how the money will be allocated have not yet been outlined.

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    Manatee County's $44 million sports complex nears completion●Manatee County’s $44 million sports complex nears completion. Take a look inside✉newsSportSports8 h ago

    Manatee County's $44 million sports complex is nearing completion, and the Bradenton Herald has published a look inside the new facility. The project, located in the Bradenton area of Florida, represents a significant public investment in local sports infrastructure and is expected to serve athletes and community events once it opens.

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    Bradenton business owner accused of stealing $124,000 in trailers▼Bradenton business owner accused of stealing $124K in trailers, deputies say✉newsBusiness2 d ago

    A business owner in Bradenton, Florida, has been accused of stealing trailers worth about $124,000, according to the Manatee County Sheriff's Office. The Bradenton Herald reported the allegations, which have drawn local attention. Details about the suspect's identity, the number of trailers involved, or any charges filed have not yet been made public, and the case remains under investigation by deputies.