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A 5K run or walk is planned in the Upper Keys to commemorate the short life of a beloved boy, Pascal Weisberger, who died tragically two years ago. The event

In yet another blow to the health of coral reefs, the coral reef’s symbiotic partner, black spiny urchins, are experiencing a Caribbean-wide die-off.

Is it any wonder folks up the Keys occasionally (OK, a lot) wish Key West weren’t so arrogantly dismissive of and willfully ignorant of the 21st century challenges they face?

In yet another blow to the health of coral reefs, the corals symbiotic partner, black spiny urchins, are experiencing a Caribbean-wide die-off.

A group of "egg-splorers" went for an underwater Easter egg hunt in the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary off Islamorada on Sunday.

View the Key West Citizen for Saturday, April 16, 2022

With a little more than four months until the Florida primary election, District 120 state Rep. Jim Mooney (R-Islamorada) is well ahead of his opponents in terms of campaign fundraising,

Upper Keys residents have been speculating for months about what might become of the former Cemex concrete plant in Tavernier. It appears now that details are emerging for that parcel

The affordable housing crisis in the Florida Keys is not only impacting the local economy, but effecting the local music scene.

Audiences can celebrate world music in the Florida Keys during the annual Afro Roots Fest, whose 2022 season includes multi-artist showcases in Key West and Islamorada.