Shark Key News Today

Wow. Investigators in detroit are looking into what sparked a massive home explosion in a residential neighborhood. The blast was so powerful it even damaged nearby homes. Heres abcs alex perez. Reporter investigators in detroit on the scene of this massive blast. Theres a dwelling that possibly exploded from a gas leak. Reporter the home exploding at about 1 30. Its like, boom then flames start flying up in the air. Reporter two houses next door damaged. It was loud enough to shake the whole bl...

Cars. The rain came, affected the driving. So it takes a little bit to do a lot. Chad myers, most of what im saying ive been learning from you. Im still waiting on picture out of cuba. Our Patrick Oppmann is holed up right now in a closet with his crew because its been so bad. But what are you seeing and what does it add to your expectations . The eye now of irma has moved offshore of cuba. Our Patrick Oppmann right there, so hes finally going to get away from that purple band. And why is it pur...

Osmose Utilities Services, a utility services company hired by Keys Energy Services, will begin an extensive pole and facility inspection from Key West to Shark Key on Monday, April 3.

More than a dozen City of Key West-managed mooring balls in the Garrison Bight anchorage failed during Hurricane Ian, sending vessels on a collision course with mangroves, other vessels and

The Lower Florida Keys experienced significant flooding and wind damage on Tuesday night and Wednesday morning as Hurricane Ian skirted the islands, bringing tropical force storm winds and several feet

“For goodness sake, take down the darn wind chimes! Torturing your neighbors and, by extension, everyone who reads this column is ridiculous. If the chimes clang half as often as

“I hope the new airport retains some personality. It would be sad to have a pasteurized, homogenized, generic airport. Arriving passengers should feel like they’ve arrived home or at their

“Mallory Square should be used for the Sunset Celebration, not for cruise ships. The ocean is why people come here. We can survive without cruise ships!”

“We live on an island. There are many beautiful views of the ocean. We have to go to Mallory Square to see the cruise ships. These feats of modern engineering

As voters prepare for one of the most consequential elections in the history of the Southernmost City, the Keys Citizen had the opportunity to speak with former City Commissioner and