Sarasota County is monitoring public beaches to see whether there is enough dead fish and other red tide debris to start cleanup efforts.

Dead fish killed by red tide continue to wash ashore in Sarasota and Manatee County, fouling up some of the region's most popular beaches.

The familiar stench of dead fish is back in the air in parts of Sarasota County as a red-tide bloom that has plagued Southwest Florida since Hurricane Ian continues to worsen, and fish and other ...

Sarasota County is monitoring public beaches to see whether there is enough dead fish and other red tide debris to start cleanup efforts.

Dead fish are covering some beaches across Sarasota and Manatee counties with the string of red tide in the air.

FWC said that red tide is showing up in Manatee and Sarasota counties, and on Venice Beach, dead fish are scattered along the coastline.

Dead fish are covering some beaches across Sarasota and Manatee counties with the sting of red tide in the air. Last week, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission reported high ...

The algae that causes red tide, Karenia brevis, was observed at elevated levels in Tampa Bay, around Anna Maria Island, Longboat Key and in Sarasota Bay. Dead fish and breathing irritation have ...

Red tide continues to impact beaches across the Tampa Bay area, from Sarasota County up to Pinellas County. As spring break season kicks into high gear, visitors are feeling the effects of the ongo… ...

Beach Update High Levels of Red Tide Are Present at Many Sarasota Beaches. So Where Is It Safe to Go? Dead fish, scratchy throats and unpleasant smells have been reported at Sarasota County beaches.

With the holiday weekend approaching, out-of-state visitors are starting to notice impacts in parts of Sarasota County. Dead fish were scattered along the shoreline of Nokomis Beach Wednesday.