Keys Citizen News Today

The Keys Citizen, the Florida Keys’ only a five-days-a-week publication, will be available both in print and electronic editions on Thursdays and Saturdays, starting the week of June 3, while

A story and headline on Page 1A in Thursday’s Keys Citizen should have stated Anne McKee was 100 when she passed away on Sunday, May 19. The Citizen regrets the

The Keys Citizen, the Florida Keys’ only a five-days-a-week publication, will be available both in print and electronic editions on Thursdays and Saturdays, starting the week of June 3, while

The Keys Citizen, the Florida Keys’ only a five-days-a-week publication, will be available both in print and electronic editions on Thursdays and Saturdays, starting the week of June 3, while

A headline on Page 4 in the Paradise section of The Keys Citizen is incorrect. The headline should state Red Barn Theatre is presenting “Lifespan of a Fact” April 9

A story in the March 6 edition of The Keys Citizen should have indicated the Monroe County School District board heard a report prepared by United Way’s Leah Stockton. Stockton

A story in the Feb. 21 edition of The Keys Citizen about Tea Table Island contained two errors. The Islamorada Local Planning Agency did not vote on the applicant’s zoning

Five more candidates have filed, or to plan to file, paperwork with the Monroe County Supervisor of Elections Office this week to run for political positions in the Florida Keys,

Readers of The Keys Citizen’s digital newspaper will notice a new and improved electronic edition. When you visit http://www.keysnews.com, you’ll be able to access the e-edition, and the front page

Amanda Rose Brooks Florida Keys woman who raped autistic brother in law & had his baby claimed charged with sexual battery.