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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.

State fishery managers and biologists are investigating the recent mysterious deaths of 17 sawfish and the strange behavior of myriad other fish in the backcountry waters off the Lower Keys.

Only 22% of 1,500 staghorn coral specimens on 7 iconic reefs survived heatwave; results will help shape future restoration strategies

Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission officers have arrested a Lower Keys man on a felony vessel homicide charge in connection with a fatal boat accident that occurred in October

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Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission officers have arrested a Lower Keys man on a felony vessel homicide charge in connection with a fatal boat accident that occurred in October

Astronomers and astro-photographers from around the globe will gather in the Lower Keys from Monday to Sunday, Feb. 5-11, to enjoy 180-degree viewing of the Southern Cross and other constellations,

1916: Wealthy U.S. industrialist Andrew Carnegie, accompanied by his wife and friends, was on the houseboat Everglades out of Marathon and captained by A.C. Wallace. The group was traveling though

Coldwell Banker Schmitt Real Estate Co. will host an “Open House Extravaganza” Saturday and Sunday, Jan. 27-28, featuring more than 85 homes from Key Largo to Key West.

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