Daily News Roundup: April 11, 2026
Man Charged With Murder After Calling 911 to Report Stabbing in South Manatee County
A 39-year-old man is facing a murder charge after deputies say he called 911 to report that he had stabbed his wife inside their home in south Manatee County.
Boys & Girls Clubs of Manatee County Marks 80 Years of Youth Impact and Community Partnership
The Boys & Girls Clubs of Manatee County is celebrating 80 years of service, highlighting a legacy that began in 1946 with a simple but powerful mission: to provide local children with a safe and supportive place to go after school.
Manatee County Selected to Participate in White House Summit on Homelessness and Addiction
Manatee County has been selected to participate in a national summit at the White House in Washington, D.C., next week, recognizing the community’s work to address homelessness and substance use disorders.
Shavonne Johnson, CEO of Truly Valued, Named a 2026 “100 Women to KNOW in America” Honoree
Shavonne Johnson, CEO and Founder of Truly Valued, Inc., has been named a 2026 “100 Women to KNOW in America” Honoree, a prestigious recognition celebrating women who are leaders, innovators, and change-makers in their industries and communities.
IKEA to Open New Small-Format Store at UTC
A new IKEA location is planned for the University Town Center area, marking another step in the company’s ongoing expansion across the United States.
Hernandez Fans Seven Over Four No-Hit Innings, Marauders Losing Streak Moves to Four Games
The Pirates No. 2 prospect Seth Hernandez fanned seven batters over 4.0 no-hit innings, but the Bradenton Marauders (2-5) took a 7-3 loss to the Palm Beach Cardinals (5-2) on Friday from LECOM Park. David Matoma tossed a scoreless ninth with three strikeouts, while Josh Tate worked two walks and recorded a single.