Bald Eagles are showing up in some strange places in Sarasota County. The federally protected birds usually stick to rural areas, but an auto accident this week re-enforced a tough decision that wildlife officials made to move some eagle eggs. Mia McCormick explains.

Putting food on the table at Thanksgiving seems basic to many people. But there are hundreds of families still don't know whether they will have a turkey dinner tomorrow. Mia McCormick reports on the local need in Sarasota.

A national right to die group is stepping out of the shadows and taking a prominent stance in the public eye. The Final Exit Network was established in 2004…it’s recently been purchasing billboards in several states, including one in Sarasota. McCormick attended one of the group’s public forums and has this report…

As the economy continues to suffer, the number of people turning to unlicensed contractors is rising -- and so are complaints about their work. Mia McCormick reports from Sarasota.

Will the Baltimore Orioles get to throw out their first pitch against
the Tampa Bay Rays at Ed Smith Stadium, their new Sarasota home for
spring training? Project managers say yes. Though lawsuits have delayed a 30 million dollar renovation project, now nearly half complete. Mia
McCormick has more.

For low income families, finding affordable housing in Sarasota can be like finding a needle in a haystack. A federal grant is making the search a little easier…though slowly. Mia McCormick explains how the project works.

Lax oversight on foreclosure procedures have several leading banks investigating and even in some cases halting foreclosures. Meanwhile some federal lawmakers are calling for an industry-wide moratorium. One Sarasota family says they feel caught in the middle and their attorneys are still fighting to keep them in their home. Mia McCormick has more.

Now that B.P. has decided to open up the claims process to include areas that did not have oil on the beach, Sarasota county businesses have the opportunity to recoup some of their loses. New research conducted by the Sarasota Convention and Visitor's Bureau could help them make a case for compensation. Mia McCormick explains how.

The Venice Police Chief is turning to the Florida Department of Law Enforcement. At issue: some recently leaked audio clips. In Florida both parties must consent to a recorded conversation. The FDLE has launched an investigation. Mia McCormick explains...

Health Departments are gearing up for flu season. Sarasota County is already rolling out its mobile flu shot clinics. Mia McCormick has more.