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Post-enumeration data released by the Census Bureau on March 10 indicated that the 2020 U.S. Census count had miscounted as many as 18.8 million people, with non-Hispanic white and Asian

At least four small groups of migrants landed in the Florida Keys over the weekend, according to area law enforcement officials. March has been a busy month for border crossings,

A new study sponsored by NOAA is projecting U.S. coastlines to see an average of 1 foot of sea-level rise by the year 2050. The Florida Keys are one of

View the Key West Citizen for Saturday, March 19, 2022

The one and only movie theater in the Upper Keys will continue to operate after Keys Cinema Inc. purchased the business and assets of Tavernier Cinema 5 from B&B Theaters,

A group of migrants landed about 1 p.m. Friday near Long Key in the Upper Keys, just south of the Islamorada. It's the third group to arrive in the Keys this week.

A group of migrants landed about 1 p.m. Friday near Long Key in the Upper Keys, just south of the Islamorada. It's the third group to arrive in the Keys this week.

The Monroe County Sheriff’s Office is warning residents again of suspicious incidents of asphalt workers arriving at residences, businesses or organizations and doing unsolicited work and then demanding payment.

United Way of Collier and the Keys staff and Dana Al Marashi, head of Cultural Diplomacy from the United Arab Emirates, recently visited Marcia Goldberg’s class at Plantation Key School.

Live musical performers representing Florida Keys jazz, country, trop-rock and blues musicians are to play for audiences from midday into the evening on Sunday, March 27, at Islamorada’s Bay Jam