We are running excerpts of an interview with Angie Nixon who stopped at WSLR - again - yesterday. Her primary win was a big upset, and just two weeks later, the progressive U.S. Senate candidate was in Sarasota - where registered Democrats voted for her opponent in a landslide. Our reporter was at a meet-and-greet with Nixon and describes the atmosphere. Then: In a big win for transparency advocates, a court ruled that the digital records produced by a Sarasota Police investigation involving Christian and Bridget Ziegler are public. Finally: An environmental watchdog group dropped its lawsuit against the operator of a concrete crushing plant near downtown Sarasota.

We are running excerpts of an interview with Angie Nixon who stopped at WSLR - again - yesterday....

We are running excerpts of an interview with Angie Nixon who stopped at WSLR - again - yesterday. Her primary win was a big upset, and just two weeks later, the progressive U.S. Senate candidate was in Sarasota - where registered Democrats voted for her opponent in a landslide. Our reporter was at a meet-and-greet with Nixon and describes the atmosphere.Then: In a big win for transparency advocates, a court ruled that the digital records produced by a Sarasota Police investigation involving Christian and Bridget Ziegler are public.Finally: An environmental watchdog group dropped its lawsuit against the operator of a concrete crushing plant near downtown Sarasota.&nbsp;

Episode 465: WSLR News Thu., Sep. 3: Angie Nixon; Ziegler investigation; concrete crushing lawsuit

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