Daily News Roundup: May 28, 2026
Missing Endangered Juvenile Reported in Bradenton
The Manatee County Sheriff’s Office is searching for a missing endangered juvenile who ran away from her Bradenton home on Wednesday.
South End of Coquina Beach Temporarily Closed After Overnight Heavy Rain
The south end of Coquina Beach has been temporarily closed following heavy rain overnight that created unsafe conditions in the area.
Contractor Rescued From Bradenton Water Tower After On-the-Job Injury
A contractor working inside a City of Bradenton water tower was safely rescued Wednesday morning after suffering an apparent leg injury during maintenance work, according to city officials.
Garbage Truck Fire Quickly Contained During Bradenton Collection Route
A fire discovered inside a garbage collection load during a City of Bradenton solid waste route on Thursday morning was quickly contained with no injuries reported, city officials said.
Tails & Tales Adoption Day to Launch Summer Learning at Braden River Library
Families looking to kick off the summer with books, learning and furry friends will have the chance to do all three during the Tails & Tales Adoption Day event at the Braden River Branch Library.
King Jr.’s Homer Powers Marauders to 6-4 Win
Eddie King Jr. clobbered his fourth homer of the year with a go-ahead two-run shot in the fourth, powering the Bradenton Marauders (24-22) in a 6-4 win over the St. Lucie Mets (21-26) on Wednesday from LECOM Park. Luke Scherrer drove in two runs with a go-ahead single, while Brandon Cain collected his first save of the year with 2.0 shutout frames.
Sarasota Paradise FC Set for High-Energy Match Against New York Cosmos
Soccer fans on the Suncoast will have the chance to see a marquee matchup this weekend as Sarasota Paradise FC takes on the legendary New York Cosmos on Saturday, May 30.







