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Federal wildlife managers in the Lower Keys are reminding residents and tourists that Key deer fawning season has begun, and people should look out for them while driving and to

Work has begun to replace the overnight homeless shelter that serves Key West and the Lower Keys, with crews starting this week to tear down the old facility and replacing

A recent report by CBS’ “60 Minutes” into cases of “Havana syndrome” revealed that a suspected Russian spy — who some believe is linked to the mysterious illness — was involved in a high-speed South Florida police chase back in 2020.

South Florida’s sawfish continue to die right before the very eyes of residents and visitors alike. On Tuesday, crowds gathered as a critically endangered smalltooth sawfish struggled in the shallows of Fort Zachary Taylor Beach in Key West.

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration says it will take the unprecedented step of catching and caring for sick endangered sawfish amid ongoing deaths.

Key West Police are investigating two threats that prompted lockdowns at three Lower Keys schools.

Authorities are investigating the deaths of two people in two days in the Lower Keys during the past weekend.

Sawfish, and about 30 other species of fish, are turning up sick and dying in the Lower Keys as questions mount over what's causing it. As word and worries spread, scientists are yet to find a smoking gun.

Any kid with a goldfish knows that when Goldy swims belly up things have gone awry. Could be a swim bladder disorder, an out-of-control algae bloom, too much food or

A spring break vacation is the perfect opportunity to soak in the sun or attend a special event taking place in Florida's best travel destinations.