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As the weather up north turns frightful, many of the sea turtles caught in the frigid temperatures find a new, temporary home in the delightfully warm waters of the Florida

The Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary Advisory Council will hold two days of meetings starting Tuesday, Dec. 13, to put its finishing touches on a proposed overhaul of it management

Former Monroe County Commissioner Sylvia Murphy, 86, died Saturday morning.

Coast Guard crews initially rescued 22 people, but the group was much larger and the operation to get the others to safety continued for several hours.

People across the south Florida region witnessed record-breaking rain flooding on Sunday, reaching over 3 inches of rain in some areas, multiple reports say.

The Dominican Republic slams criticisms of its deportations of Haitian migrants. It even said that its government "profusely rejects" scrutiny of its migration crackdowns.

Cold front coming this weekend

Hundreds of racers from eight to 77 years represented Ireland, Germany, England and 6 U.S. states in the annual Key Largo bridge run

The College of the Florida Keys invites prospective students to learn more about the various academic and career training opportunities available at the college through a Future Students Virtual Information

Jessica Ann Allen is a professional artist, mother and entrepreneur who opened her own business, Islamorada Candle Co., earlier this year.