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About 150 migrants landed on Summerland Key Monday morning, law enforcement officials said.

Six offshore lighthouses have existed in the Florida Keys for about 150 years, but as GPS technology has made its way to the maritime market, these cast-iron structures warning of

View the Key West Citizen for Wednesday, March 9, 2022

The federal Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has approved continuing a test release of genetically modified mosquitoes in the Florida Keys for another two years.

With a slough of local races at several levels of government coming up this year, candidates made their voices heard Monday at the Call for Candidates event put on by

For the last eight years, Team River Runner’s OuttaSight program has been hosting kayak excursions in Key Largo for small groups of blind and visually impaired military veterans who are

Habitat for Humanity of the Upper Keys is putting on the ritz at its 19th annual cocktail party at 6 p.m. Saturday, March 5, at the Playa Largo Resort and

The Monroe County Commission on Wednesday, Feb. 15, approved a series of recommendations designed to help alleviate traffic on U.S. 1., for the Florida Department of Transportation to include in

“The airport is a hot mess. A plane lands at 4 and can’t be deplaned until 4:40. Delays outgoing flight. Then private plane blocks the way to the runway because

Data from a three-year, 200-mile-wide study reveals that bonefish, Florida Bay’s iconic “gray ghosts,” are heavily medicated on a slurry of pharmaceuticals seeping from sewer systems not designed to break