Mark J. Rochester

PGT Innovations' parent company, MITER Brands, is closing two plants and moving some of the work to Venice and Fort Myers.

Herald-Tribune reporter Christian Casale investigated Sarasota City Commissioner Kyle Battie and found he was employed by a local developer.

The Sarasota Herald-Tribune's annual Top Workplaces program identifies top local employers in Sarasota and Manatee counties.

Mike Lang, our director of photography, reflected on his nearly four decades covering Sarasota.

Gabriela Szymanowska dedicates her work to illuminating the world of the local justice system. Her work champions accountability and transparency,

The Herald-Tribune covered the abrupt termination of Superintendent Jason Wysong to address concerns about secrecy and potential open meetings issues.

Theater critic Jay Handelman discusses the evolution of theater in Sarasota

Meet the reporter uncovering Sarasota's truths. Ever wonder how local news impacts your life? Go behind the scenes with reporter Christian Casale.

Meet the reporter uncovering Sarasota's truths. Ever wonder how local news impacts your life? Go behind the scenes with reporter Christian Casale.

Florida has the second-highest ranking in drunk driving fatalities among Southern states. Newspaper urges action to bring down those numbers.

The Herald-Tribune has thrown its hat into the ring for a coveted spot in the Investigative Reporters and Editors’ Total Newsroom Training program.

News that Katrice Hardy, executive editor of the Dallas Morning News is stepping down causes editor to reflect on his own uniqueness.

The decline of local news has dire consequences. Without vigilant watchdogs, corruption thrives and unscrupulous officials emboldened.

We are committed to building upon our successes and continuing to serve as a vital source of information for Sarasota and the surrounding areas.

Designed for editors, aspiring editors and any journalist seeking to sharpen their investigative acumen, the program boasts 12 online modules.

By shining a spotlight on these issues, the newspaper hope to prompt necessary changes in the insurance industry and ensure that homeowners get fair compensation

Nearly 700,000 hit-and-run crashes have occurred in Florida, leaving behind injured victims and shattered lives. Why the Herald-Tribune took a look.

Sarasota Herald-Tribune newspaper and union employees agree to two-year contract for increased salaries and better health benefits. Uni

The City of Sarasota had attempted to stop New College from removing trees to make way for athletic facilities in a former nature preserve.

Newspaper launches investigations page to host its watchdog journalism; earns national attention for its accountability reporting.