North Port has completed a major cleanup of Hurricane Ian debris from Myakkahatchee Creek, removing 7,000 cubic yards of material to prevent future flooding in surrounding neighborhoods.

Hurricane season kicks off June 1 and the City of North Port wants to make sure residents are prepared. The City will host a Hurricane Expo on May 31 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the George Mullen ...

Residents in a Florida community had their water shut off against a court order. Now they're fighting back against what they ...

Voters in North Port are rejecting all five ballot questions posed in a special election Tuesday, unofficial results from the ...

North Port City Commission preliminarily approved an ordinance to reduce impact fees for targeted businesses and affordable ...

From blocked to open, the city of North Port hopes recent work to the Myakkahatchee Creek will lessen the chances of flooding ...

NORTH PORT, Fla. (WFLA) — North Port voters weighed in on five referendums on Tuesday, including one that would have okayed the construction of a new police headquarters. The facility on Toledo ...

Argus Foundation executive director says North Port City Commission must work to regain voters trust after rushed special ...